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Getting to you, before the flu

We are making great strides towards protecting our people and patients from the flu; 77% of our front line staff have had their flu vaccination so far.

You can view the upcoming flu clinics on Alex.

Patient flow management module update

The patient flow management module is now live in a number of locations across the hospital; the system aims to improve and enhance patient safety and the visualisation of bed utilisation.

NatWest donates more than £1,400 to develop tranquil garden at hospital ward

NatWest has kindly donated more than £1,400 to continue to develop a tranquil garden for our patients, people and visitors.

The garden, based at Gibberd Ward – a medical ward that specialises in dementia care and palliative care – is a peaceful space for all to enjoy.

Colleagues from NatWest recently visited our hospital to present the cheque to the Gibberd Ward team.

This follows fundraising by NatWest teams across the north east London area, raising £1,465.38 through the year via cake sales, competitions and collections. Commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day with our local community

We invited members of our local community to join us in commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day with a special service on Monday, 27 January.

Our chaplaincy team, together with Rabbi Irit Shillor from the Harlow Jewish Community and our people from across the hospital met in the chapel on site to hear readings and reflect together (pictured).

For many of our people, this also followed attending the service held at Harlow Civic Centre on Sunday, 26 January.

This year marks 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau and the theme for this year is ‘stand together’.

Produced by the communications team Celebrating World Religion Day

We celebrated World Religion Day in January; the aim of the day is to promote understanding and harmony of all faiths and beliefs; everybody is encouraged to acknowledge the similarities and differences that faiths have.

Our equality and diversity team held an information stand outside the Alexandra restaurant to tell you more about the awareness event.