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    Mental health awareness at Fort England

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailDecember 5, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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    Fort England hospital staff and patients’ choirs united to perform at the mental health and quality assurance awareness day on Wednesday 4 December.

    Fort England hospital staff and patients’ choirs united to perform at the mental health and quality assurance awareness day on Wednesday 4 December.

    The hospital organised this awareness day to challenge the stigmas of mental illness in our community.

    Other activities included talks by a patient and parent on destigmatising mental illness and a reading of the Patients' Rights Charter. Dr Roger Walsh, Fort England CEO, also presented a list of quality improvements projects of the last year.

    These included a new gym, crèche, planting 100 indigenous trees around the property and the creation of a hospital newsletter.

    Fort England employs 398 staff members, has 313 beds and 100 outpatients. 

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