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MERSEYSIDE TRIP FOR PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES
Royal Britain Presents Royal Life
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The Prince and Princess of Wales received a very warm welcome from the people of Merseyside when they visited on January 12th. The Royals met individuals working across healthcare and mental health support services in the county and were cheered by waiting crowds at every location.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales started the day at the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital, which opened its doors in October 2022, replacing the old hospital which had served the community for over four decades.
The state-of-the-art hospital is the biggest in the country to provide in-patients with 100% single en-suite bedrooms, improving patient experience, safety and enhanced recovery. With 640 beds, including 40 critical care beds for patients in the intensive care unit and high dependency unit, the Royal Liverpool hosts a number of specialist services and focuses on complex planned care.
It is also home to one of five High Consequences Infectious Disease (HCID) units in England and is NHS England’s lead HCID site.
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