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Firstsite exhibition explores pandemic and impact on NHS workers | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

Firstsite Director Sally Shaw. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd.. A POIGNANT exhibition providing people the opportunity to pause and reflect on the coronavirus pandemic is being launched as part of a gallery’s tenth anniversary milestone. Firstsite, in Colchester, was approached by the North East Essex Clinical Commissioning Group last June to make a project which recorded what NHS staff went through during the pandemic. Working with a number of artists, including Alec Finlay and Roland Carline, key workers took part in a series of workshops to explore their experiences of the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent effects it had on their lives.

Essex health bosses say vaccine roll-out will go on for years | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

THE coronavirus vaccine programme is like “painting the Forth Bridge” and will require years of effort and collaboration, according to health bosses. Since December more than three million doses of a Covid-19 vaccine have been administered in the East of England. Although the roll-out was initially sluggish in north east Essex, Tendring went on to become the first area to jab more than 50 per cent of its adult population. It is also understood 98 per cent of the area’s homeless cohort has been vaccinated, while a majority of people in nine priority groups have been given their first jab. Speaking at a North East Essex Clinical Commissioning Group Governing Body meeting, chief executive Dr Ed Garratt said: “We are performing very well.

Covid-19 patients in Ipswich and West Suffolk Hospitals fell

The number of hospital patients with Covid-19 in Suffolk and Essex has fallen - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown The number of people being treated at Suffolk and north Essex hospitals for coronavirus has continued to decrease in the past week, according to new figures.  The latest data, released by NHS England today, shows the number of people being treated by the East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust - which runs Ipswich and Colchester hospitals - dropped by almost 29% in the last week.  On March 23, the trust had 41 Covid patients at its hospitals, compared to 29 on March 30. There was also a very slight increase at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds, which was treating four coronavirus patients on March 30 - up from two patients on March 23. 

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