Let's do it for our GWH
As we continue to see coronavirus cases in our community, admissions to Great Western Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are increasing.
During the pandemic, hospital staff have worked tirelessly to support the influx of additional patients, with non-COVID wards being converted to COVID wards to support the increasing numbers of patients. Over 600 people have been treated for COVID-19 at the GWH since the pandemic began.
Today, as part of our wider ‘Swindon: It’s up to all of us’ campaign, we have launched a smaller partnership campaign titled ‘Let’s do it for our GWH’, to urge residents to follow coronavirus guidance, to protect not only themselves, but also our local hospital.
It is crucial we share this message with residents so they understand that our local health services are at risk if our case numbers are allowed to increase and that we can all help our hospital by following the guidance.
Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing content across our social media channels, in our newsletters and on our website, and would really appreciate your support in sharing this message with residents however you can.
It’s up to all of us to play our part in limiting the spread of coronavirus in our community and prevent overwhelming our NHS.
Let’s do it for our GWH.
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