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Take a look inside Worcester hospital's new £35m A&E department

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Worcestershire Royal Hospital's new £35 million A&E is now open and welcoming its first patients through the doors today. The aim of NHS bosses is for the new emergency department to address pressures which have led to patients waiting in corridors or in ambulances. The Royal was built in 2002 when it was estimated that up to 45,000 patients would be admitted to the emergency department every year.

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Take a look inside Worcester hospital's new £35m A&E department

These images show the new accident and emergency department at Worcestershire Royal Hospital in Worcester

2 years ago·Worcester, United Kingdom

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Worcestershire Royal Hospital's new £35m A&E opens

Bosses hope the new unit will help cut waiting times and create a much improved care environment.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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BBC News broke the news in United Kingdom 2 years ago on Monday, October 16, 2023.

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