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Junior doctors will take further strike action next week, from 8am Tuesday, 26 February to 8am Thursday, 28 February.
We are reviewing what services we will be able to provide during this time and undertaking contingency planning to ensure patient and staff safety.
While emergency and acute … View moreJunior doctors will take further strike action next week, from 8am Tuesday, 26 February to 8am Thursday, 28 February.
We are reviewing what services we will be able to provide during this time and undertaking contingency planning to ensure patient and staff safety.
While emergency and acute services will be available during the strike, a number of elective services, such as operations, procedures and outpatient clinics, will be postponed. Patients who have appointments affected by the strike will be contacted directly.
For more information please visit our website:
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