Statement from our interim Chief Executive regarding the sad death of one of our patients

Resident doctor strike (25–30 July)

From Friday 25 to Wednesday 30 July, resident doctors (formally known as junior doctors) will be taking strike action. During this time, our services will be under increased pressure.

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Please help us make sure emergency care is available for those who need it most:

Only attend A&E in life-threatening emergencies.
For non-urgent issues, please contact your GP, your local pharmacy, or NHS 111 (online or by phone). More information is on our get the right care for you page.

Appointments and planned care

Some outpatient appointments and non-urgent surgeries have had to be rearranged.

If your appointment is affected, we will contact you directly.
If you do not hear from us, please attend your appointment as planned.

Posted Thursday, 12 March 2020 by Communications and Engagement

Tony Chambers, interim Chief Executive, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust said:

“We can confirm that a patient, who was in her sixties, and who tested positive for COVID-19 has sadly died at Queen's hospital. She had been very unwell with significant other health conditions.

“Our thoughts and condolences are with the patient’s family at what is undoubtedly a very distressing time.

“We ask that the family’s privacy is respected”.

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