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Eight more people die from coronavirus in East Lancashire Hospitals Trust

Eight more people die from coronavirus in East Lancashire Hospitals Trust
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Concern over possible cancellation of cancer operations in East Lancashire hospitals

Concern over cancellation of cancer operations in East Lancashire hospitals due to Covid A leading surgeon has raised concerns that cancer operations could be cancelled if the NHS becomes overwhelmed with Covid-19 patients. The health service has done its best to maintain cancer operations and other emergency services throughout the pandemic, but now a top surgeon has raised concerns over the possibility of cancer operations being cancelled or postponed. Professor Neil Mortensen, president of the Royal College of Surgeons, said that many hopsitals had already stopped lower priority surgeries such as hip and knee replacements. In East Lancashire between March and September last year, a total of 258 operations were cancelled across both Royal Blackburn and Burnley General Hospitals, with the figures expected to be much higher when October to December s cancellations are taken into consideration.

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East Lancs health bosses warn over coronavirus pressure

Royal Blackburn Hospital EAST Lancashire s health bosses have urged people to think carefully before attending their Blackburn emergency department as they clear beds for a rising tide of coronavirus cases. Critical care provision has had to be increased to cope with the number of Covid-19 positive patients in hospital which has risen by 57 per cent since Christmas Day. Sharon Gilligan, Chief Operating Officer at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, said: The emergency department is not always the right choice. If you are unwell and unsure of which level of support you need, please call NHS 111 first. In the latest published figures the trust - which runs the Royal Blackburn and Burnley General Hospitals - had 214 out of 788 beds occupied by coronavirus patients on December 3.

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