Unlike the large-scale Nightingale Hospitals set up in 2020, the new facilities will be placed in hospital grounds making them easier for staff to access and for equipment to be delivered. The closest of the hubs, planned for the St James’ site in Leeds, will serve the "whole of the North East and Yorkshire" according to an NHS spokesperson. Work on the hubs is expected to start as early as next week, with the central aim being to provide overflow facilities for people too ill to be discharged but needing lower levels of care. These temporary structures will be capable of housing roughly 100 patients and will be located in the grounds of eight hospitals, none of which are in the North East. 'Surge hubs' are to be set up at eight hospitals across England in preparation for a potential wave of Omicron admissions, according to the NHS. ICYMI: Location of new covid 'surge hub' which will serve 'the whole North East' "He goes to the Royal Victoria Infirmary again in six weeks' time and, if there is a significant improvement, they will leave on the brace a bit longer but, if not, they are going to have to go down the surgery route, which is the last resort." "He is in a neck brace for six weeks and on morphine for the pain. Doctors on Christmas Eve were telling us there is a high chance he could end up paralysed or brain-damaged because of the injuries to his head and neck. I want to raise awareness of the violence and hopefully bring any witnesses forward," she said.
His mum, who also wants to remain anonymous, said her son spent Christmas in hospital and hopes his story will raise awareness of the life-changing consequences of such attacks. Go here for the latest news live from Newcastle city centre The Washington labourer was later taken to hospital where doctors diagnosed him with two bleeds on the brain, two skull fractures, and a "broken neck".
The 26-year-old man, who does not wish to be named, was on a Christmas night out with his friends when he was assaulted in an attack on December 18. Mum's horror as son suffers brain bleed, fractured skull and 'broken neck' in Newcastle city centre attackĪ devastated mum has said her son could have been left brain-damaged and paralysed after he was attacked while on a night out in Newcastle city centre.
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