Proceeding contribution from Fiona Bruce (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 12 March 2019. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Community Hospitals.
Community Hospitals
The hon. Gentleman is right, as he so often is. Where they are properly resourced, minor injuries units can help relieve A&E facilities and enable them to treat more serious injuries more efficiently.
More broadly, the wide range of local healthcare services at Congleton Hospital includes a 28-bed in-patient intermediate care ward called the Aston unit, which is particularly appreciated by local families visiting patients. As the hospital’s website states, that unit helps those who no longer need the more acute wards of Macclesfield District General Hospital, relieves services there and allows people to
“recover in a homely and relaxed environment”
in Congleton. The website adds that the hospital
“has a very ‘family’ feel about it.”
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- 2017-19
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- Community hospitals Finance Congleton War Memorial Hospital
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