Temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs due to staffing difficulties
Staffing difficulties, made more challenging by Covid-19 related absences, have resulted in the planned temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs.
Staffing difficulties, made more challenging by Covid-19 related absences, have resulted in the planned temporary closure of three Dorset MIUs.
Because of NHS pressures, the collaboration between the two services, which began in 2020, is to continue until April next year.
If a patient is ready to go home, but needs support, relatives can step in to enable early release, freeing up beds.
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Dorset has ramped up its vaccination programme and upped the number of vaccines given to local people by almost 60% on the previous week.
With more than 830,000 booster jabs reported on ‘super Saturday’ the NHS confirms it has delivered another record-breaking day.
Alexandra House care home in Parkstone has welcomed new manager, Lauren Taylor, who has worked in the care industry for over 10 years.
BCP Council has been awarded £148,000 from the government’s Winter Pressures Fund to provide accommodation.
People were able to attend or view online the festival held in November, but you can still log on to see it.
The NHS is to offer every adult the chance to book a Covid-19 booster jab by the end of December.