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Ward staff

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a constable's or watchman's staff.

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The Trust has policies in place to ensure ward staff lead the way on hygiene, such as bare arms below the elbow, no wrist watches and only wedding rings.
They are present in the Trust's three general and seven community hospitals seven days a week, supporting ward staff, relatives and carers, making sure they receive the advice, assistance and support they need.
GOSH ward staff called the maternity team at nearby University College London Hospital but, with contractions more than 30 minutes apart, Ms Tyler was told to lie down and not to worry.
 
 
 
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