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2nd Apr 2020
In order to protect patients, staff and the public we are introducing new visiting arrangements. We want to maintain contact and support between patients and their families and carers, whilst ensuring that we take measures that prevent the spread of the infection. These measures reduce the possibility of the virus inadvertently being brought into the hospital and help to keep vulnerable children safe
In order to protect patients, staff and the public we have introduced new visiting arrangements. We want to maintain contact and support between patients and their families and carers, whilst ensuring that we take measures that prevent the spread of the infection. These measures reduce the possibility of the virus inadvertently being brought into the hospital and help to keep vulnerable children safe.
Our visiting rules
COVID-19 symptoms
We want to continue to ensure we keep our patients, visitors and staff safe, so please do not attend Alder Hey if you have:
Vulnerable patients
We also ask that, before visiting, you check Public Health England’s list of conditions (here) that may increase the risk of severe infection if you were to acquire COVID-19. If you or another visitor fall into this group of vulnerable people you are advised not to visit the hospital but to stay at home.
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