Emma has been the Weldmar Community Nurse for Sherborne since the end of 2019, but has worked for Weldmar for seven years. She previously held a number of nursing roles at our IPU in Dorchester, before leading a telehealth project to connect community patients to their nurses, which saw her more involved in the community team
Valentines Wishes At the beginning of February the Friends of the Yeatman Hospital offered members of the public the simple online opportunity to send greetings to all the staff at the Hospital, who responded with words of care and affection, bringing tears of joy to the eyes of the staff. For the patients, the Friends […]
At the beginning of February the Friends of the Yeatman Hospital offered members of the public the simple online opportunity to send greetings to all the staff at the Hospital, who responded with words of care and affection, bringing tears of joy to the eyes of the staff.
Valentine’s Day is when we share good wishes with those we love and sometimes with those we don’t know
MINOR injury units at Portland, Blandford and Sherborne are likely to remain closed while the pandemic is still with us.
As reported in the January 22 edition of the New Blackmore Vale, the Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) at the Yeatman Hospital in Sherborne remains closed, a decission taken by Dorset Health Care Trust to manage the impact of covid-19.
However, we world like to clarify and reassure readers that the Yeatman Hospital remains open and all services provided by the hospital are fully operational.
Welcome to the first edition of our new look Friends of the Yeatman Newsletter produced in association with the Sherborne Times. We plan to publish two editions each year, the first – spring and summer and the second – autumn and winter. Five months ago we woke up to a new world, a new reality and a new pandemic; COVID19, that has impacted on lives in Sherborne, Dorset, the UK and across the world.
Week after week, Ben Tupman organized the “Shittiest Quiz Ever” for his family and friends during lockdown. Not only did he raise nearly £500 for the Friends of the Yeatman, but he raised morale and generated laughter along the way.