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Countess of Chester Hospital
About Countess of Chester Hospital
Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust exists to improve lives by providing safe, kind and effective care. Our vision is to deliver outstanding care for our patients and families across Chester, Ellesmere Port, Neston, and Deeside. We provide a full range of acute and specialist services across three sites: Countess of Chester Hospital (550 beds) Ellesmere Port Hospital (rehabilitation and outpatient care) Tarporley War Memorial Hospital (community services) With over 6,200 staff, we care for a population of over 260,000 people, supporting more than 519,000 patient attendances each year—from outpatient appointments to complex surgery. Rooted in our community and driven by compassion, we’re proud to be a trusted healthcare provider for West Cheshire and beyond.
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Research & Knowledge
Countess of Chester Hospital published the latest national Adult Inpatient Survey showing gains across every area of care with 80% of patients rating their experience 7 out of 10 or higher.
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Presence & Recognition
Countess of Chester Hospital employee Maria A Hughes is presenting at a conference next week alongside her old apprentice.
Reported by Maria A Hughes Queens Nurse
Operations & Supply
Countess of Chester Hospital has moved two new life-saving defibrillators into secure outdoor cabinets outside the Education & Training Centre and Moston Lodge to provide immediate access to public defibrillators.
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People
Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is hiring a Facilities Manager (Band 6) to manage Domestic Services, oversee quality audits, manage budgets, and develop high-performing teams.
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Operations & Supply
Countess of Chester Hospital achieved a fully Ultra Low Emission Zone compliant fleet by introducing electric and hybrid vehicles.
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