Sink hole forces closure of one of Poole Hospital s car parks A CAR park at a hospital in Dorset has been closed off after a sink hole emerged. The parking facilities for the child development centre at Poole Hospital is shut off while the incident is dealt with. Details of the sink hole situation off Parkstone Road, which has been caused by a collapsed drain, has been posted online by University Hospitals Dorset, which oversees Poole Hospital. The statement said: Please be aware, the child development centre car park on our Poole Hospital site is currently close. This is due to a sink hole caused by a collapsed drain. We apologise for this inconvenience. Please allow additional time.
Sink hole forces closure of one of Poole Hospital s car parks A CAR park at Poole Hospital has been closed off after a sink hole emerged. The parking facilities for the child development centre at the hospital is shut off while the incident is dealt with. Details of the sink hole situation off Parkstone Road, which has been caused by a collapsed drain, has been posted online by University Hospitals Dorset, which oversees Poole Hospital. The statement said: Please be aware, the child development centre car park on our Poole Hospital site is currently close. This is due to a sink hole caused by a collapsed drain. We apologise for this inconvenience. Please allow additional time.
Royal Bournemouth Hospital and Poole Hospital (inset) THE proportion of cancer patients starting treatment within two months at the Dorset University Hospitals Trust fell to a record low in February, figures reveal. As NHS performance against the two-month target also reached its lowest level nationally, Macmillan Cancer Support said the latest statistics reveal the enduring impact of the coronavirus pandemic on cancer services. NHS data shows that at University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust, just 71.6 per cent of cancer patients started treatment within 62 days of an urgent GP referral in February. That was down from 78.5 per cent in January, and the lowest rate since records began in 2009.
NO new coronavirus deaths have been recorded in Dorset hospitals, latest figures have confirmed. Data released by NHS England shows that no Covid-19 related deaths have been recorded across the county’s hospitals in recent days. Since the start of the pandemic the total number of people to have died at Dorset County Hospital remains at 111. The total number of Covid-19 at Dorset Healthcare Universities Trust since the start of the pandemic is 73. Death rates across the county have continued to fall since the rollout of the vaccination programme. Figures show that 737 people have died of coronavirus in University Hospitals Dorset (UHD) since the start of the pandemic - with the last recorded death on May 3.
THERE has been no recorded Covid-19 related deaths across Dorset hospitals for a week, according to figures from NHS England. The figures show at Dorset County Hospital in Dorchester, there have been 111 deaths - with the last record coronavirus death on March 31. The total number of Covid-19 at Dorset Healthcare Universities Trust since the start of the pandemic is 73 - with the last recorded coronavirus death on March 14. Death rates across the county have continued to fall since the rollout of the vaccination programme. Figures show that 737 people have died of coronavirus in University Hospitals Dorset (UHD) since the start of the pandemic - with the last recorded death on May 3.