Fundraising for our 'Rainbow Gardens'
09thAugust 2018The Trust has launched a fundraising appeal to develop memorial ‘Rainbow Gardens’ at Doncaster Royal Infirmary (DRI) and Bassetlaw Hospital sites.
Colleagues from across the Trust suggested that gardens be created in memory of all the local people who have sadly lost their life to the virus, including their beloved colleagues Kevin Smith and Dr Medhat Atalla.
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Heavy rain in Doncaster
As you may be aware we are expecting heavy rain in the area at the beginning of this week.
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals to host virtual running challenge
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH), in partnership with local community group Curly’s Athletes, are launching a virtual fundraising event this month.
Our shuttles between hospitals are running as normal
Shuttles were suspended yesterday (14 January), but are now running as normal.
Respiratory and Critical Care teams are named Stars of the Month
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) has awarded an extraordinary ‘Star of the Month’ award to recognise the efforts of teams across its organisation who were instrumental in tackling the first and second wave of COVID-19.
Roadworks near Montagu
From 18 January to 12 February, there will be road works ongoing on Adwick Road in Mexborough.
Vaccine information
To help answer your questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, we have compiled together this list of resources from Public Health England. Please note, this page will be continually revised and updated as new guidance becomes available.
DBTH Job of the Week: Logistics Pharmacy Assistant
Join Team DBTH and help us become the safest Trust in England, outstanding in all that we do.
Covid-19 update (7 January)
Our weekly Covid-19 update at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH).
National lockdown: Stay at home
The Government’s guidance is now available.
A New Year Message from DBTH
You will have seen yesterday’s welcome announcement that a second Covid vaccine (from Oxford University/AstraZeneca) has now been authorised by MHRA for use in the United Kingdom. This fantastic news means that the majority of the U.K.’s vulnerable population could get the coronavirus vaccine by April.