Three more nurses have died after testing positive for COVID-19, with the number of NHS staff deaths now surpassing 30., although it is not known if they caught the virus while working.Health Secretary Matt Hancock has paid tribute to NHS workers who have died - but is facing criticism over protection equipment
Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust confirmed Sara Trollope, a nurse employed by the trust, died at Watford General Hospital after testing positive forMrs Trollope had worked at Hillingdon Hospital, in west London, and has been praised for her work with older people with dementia. Paying tribute to the mother-of-four, medical director Dr Paul Hopper said:"Sara had that unbeatable combination of kindness, selflessness and total determination to get things right for patients. She was an example to every one of us."Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust confirmed the death of nurse Julie Omar, who had been self-isolating due to COVID-19 symptoms.More from Covid-19
All the Tories will give our frontline nurses is applause on a Thursday night.
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Every country in the world have lost doctors/nurses to COVID-19,it's a tragedy. Stop using this for your own political agenda's,the government are doing their best to protect the NHS staff & we should feel grateful we live in a country with such an established health care system.