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Home Health UPDATE!!! Prince Philip Hospital wards remain closed to visitors.

UPDATE!!! Prince Philip Hospital wards remain closed to visitors.

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Temporary visitor restrictions in place at Prince Philip Hospital

Update Tuesday 3 December, 3pm: Prince Philip Hospital wards remain closed to visitors.Please read and share:Members of the public are advised that all wards in Prince Philip Hospital Llanelli are closed to visitors until further notice following a number of cases of Norovirus (diarrhoea and vomiting).These temporary visitor restrictions are in place to help prevent the spread of this winter illness.The restrictions are confined to the main hospital only and people are still able to visit loved ones in Ty Bryngwyn. Patients who are scheduled to attend outpatient appointments are advised to do so as normal.The situation is being monitored at regular intervals and a further update will become available when visitor restrictions are lifted.To find out how you can help to prevent the spread of illnesses such as Norovirus, please watch this short video of featuring Fran Howells, Infection Prevention Nurse.

Posted by Hywel Dda Health Board on Monday, 2 December 2019

Thursday 5 December, 1.45pm:

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Members of the public are advised that all wards in Prince Philip Hospital Llanelli remain closed to visitors until further notice following a number of cases of Norovirus (diarrhoea and vomiting).

These temporary visitor restrictions are in place to help prevent the spread of this winter illness.

The restrictions are confined to the main hospital only and people are still able to visit loved ones in Ty Bryngwyn.

Patients who are scheduled to attend outpatient appointments are advised to do so as normal.

The situation is being monitored at regular intervals and a further update will become available when visitor restrictions are lifted.

To find out how you can help to prevent the spread of illnesses such as Norovirus, please watch this short video of featuring Fran Howells, Infection Prevention Nurse.

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Emyr Evans
Emyr likes running when fit, and completed the London Marathon in 2017. He has also completed an Ultra Marathon. He's a keen music fan who likes to follow the weekly music charts and is a presenter on hospital radio at the prince Phillip Hospital Radio BGM. Emyr writes his own articles and also helps the team to upload press releases along with uploading other authors work that do not have their own profile on The Llanelli Standard. All Emyr's thoughts are his own.

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