Peterhead Hospital Halts Non-Essential Visits and Admissions Due to Flu Outbreak

Peterhead Hospital has stopped non-essential visits and admissions due to a flu outbreak. Enhanced cleaning is underway to ensure safety.

Peterhead Hospital Halts Non-Essential Visits and Admissions Due to Flu Outbreak
Peterhead Hospital Halts Non-Essential Visits and Admissions Due to Flu Outbreak

Peterhead: The hospital is taking serious steps due to a flu outbreak. They’ve stopped all non-essential visits and new admissions. It’s a precaution to keep everyone safe.

NHS Grampian mentioned that they’re doing extra cleaning. This comes after several flu cases popped up at the hospital. Just days ago, Chalmers Hospital in Banff faced a similar situation.

They said, “We’ve suspended non-essential visiting at Summers Ward. Enhanced cleaning is in place.” They also reminded everyone that flu is common this time of year. Most people recover quickly, but if you’re feeling sick, stay home.

The hospital appreciates the hard work of its staff and the understanding of patients and families. They will allow visits only in certain situations, like for those nearing the end of life or needing family support.

Essential visitors should avoid the hospital if they feel unwell. The message is clear: even a small sniffle can be serious for vulnerable patients. Stay safe and take care of each other!

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