Latest news and key messages
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Updated travel and quarantining information – 03 September 2021
Changes to self-isolation from 16 August 2021 – Covid contact notification return to work questionnaire
If you have Covid-19 symptoms please isolate and request a test here. Please remember asymptomatic testing is available to all staff.
A series of educational videos are available for staff working with patients with Covid-19 here.
All areas must complete the new local risk assessment. Clinical areas cannot be assessed as Covid secure, but can be assessed as ‘Covid managed’. Read more.
Updated Covid contact notification return to work questionnaire – 25 November 2021
All staff should complete the Individual Staff Risk Assessment for Covid-19
Resuscitation guidance has been updated in line with the RCUK guidance for patients in High and Medium risk categories. AGP PPE should continue to to be used during resuscitation for patients allocated to these two categories.
PPE guidance for low risk patients is available here.
The latest information on the experience of Covid-19 at CUH, aimed at updating and educating clinical teams, is available here.
CUH bulletin and latest updates
We publish at least one CUH bulletin each day helping you to stay up to date with how we are managing the Covid-19 outbreak and our plans for recovery.
Important message: Revised advice for healthcare workers who have recently travelled overseas
Dear colleagues, We have received several queries from staff regarding the advice that was circulated earlier, for healthcare [...]
08:27 – Tuesday 7 December 2021
Today's 08:27 was led by Roland Sinker, chief executive https://youtu.be/cEx52QxzFSs
CUH bulletin – Tuesday 07 December 2021 – 09:40
Incident status update We are currently caring for 29 patients with Covid-19; 3 of those are in critical care. There [...]
CUH bulletin – Monday 06 December 2021 – 09:40
Incident status update We are currently caring for 29 patients with Covid-19; 3 of those are in critical care. There [...]