.G739. DCH DORCHESTER, DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL NEW FILE PICS. .PIC BY GEOFF MOORE. 250105.. THE number of patients receiving treatment for coronavirus at Dorset County Hospital has sharply fallen within a week as people recover and are sent home. Professor Alastair Hutchison, chief medical officer at the hospital, confirmed that as of Wednesday, March 3, Dorset County Hospital staff were treating eight patients with Covid-19, including one person in intensive care. The week before, Wednesday, February 24, there were 25 patients with Covid-19 at the Dorchester hospital. He commented last week that the numbers of coronavirus patients had ‘plateaued’ and suggested this may be down to patients taking a long time to recover from the virus and be subsequently discharged.
Krzysztof Gogolewski, who worked at Poole Hospital s maternity unit, died on February 16. His funeral is due to be held at Poole Crematorium on Monday March 8 but due to Covid-19 restrictions there are strict limitations on the number of people who can attend. So his family has arranged for his funeral cortege to stop outside Poole Hospital en route. A guard of honour will be formed outside the Longfleet Road entrance to the hospital. Krzysztof, 63, became ill several weeks before is death. He had not received the coronavirus vaccination. Following his death, his wife, Margaret, and daughter, Marta Saganowska, paid tribute to him.
SAY hello to these adorable babies bringing joy to proud parents and excited siblings during the coronavirus pandemic. Three lock-downs and stringent rules and guidelines have meant it s been a difficult and anxious time for many couples expecting babies. But these pictures show it has all been worth it for 12 local families. Becky Mitchell and Jamie Trevillion welcomed lockdown baby Mia Maddison Trevillion, on 21/11/20 at Poole Hospital, weighing 8lbs 5oz. “She was born during the second lockdown but completed 2020 for us”, they said. And born on the first day of the second lockdown on 05/11/2020 Nellie-Rae Philippa Hulse arrived at Poole hospital, weighing 6lb 2oz to mum Ebony Rae Hulse who said: I couldn’t thank the midwives and doctors enough for what they did for Nellie-Rae and I!
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