Prince Charles visits staff who cared for Prince Philip at St Bart’s hospital Robert Jobson
Prince Charles today thanked staff who cared for his late father Prince Philip at St Barts Hospital just weeks before his death.
Charles spoke to them personally during a visit to the City of London hospital today when he got the chance to meet them privately.
He specifically asked to meet some of the team who cared for the late Duke of Edinburgh when he was transferred for heart surgery in March.
Royal officials declined to say who, saying the hospital wanted to protect their identities, but confirmed the group included a nurse, a consultant and a therapist.
Prince Charles thanks hospital staff who cared for Prince Philip
12 May, 2021 08:15 PM
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Prince Philip was laid to rest in a funeral service that celebrated his many years of service to the Crown and his wife, Queen Elizabeth II.
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Prince Philip was laid to rest in a funeral service that celebrated his many years of service to the Crown and his wife, Queen Elizabeth II.
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Prince Charles has personally thanked the hospital staff who cared for Prince Philip before he died.
The 72-year-old royal paid a visit to St Bart s Hospital in London and requested a meeting with some of the team who cared for his late father - who died in April aged 99 - during his four-night stay when he was transferred to the facility from the private King Edward VII Hospital for heart surgery in March.
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