Harrogate hospital shares latest uplifting figures of how many patients with coronavirus have recovered and been discharged

In their latest figures issued today, Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust has confirmed that 58 of Harrogate District Hospital's inpatients have recovered from coronavirus and been discharged, as of today, April 23.
By Finola Fitzpatrick
Published 23rd Apr 2020, 16:48 BST
Updated 23rd Apr 2020, 16:56 BST
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In sharing the uplifting news, the Trust paid tribute to its extraordinary healthcare teams and all staff who are working round-the-clock behind the scenes to make this statistic a positive reality, stating: "Thank you to all of our incredible team HDFT colleagues #ThankyouNHS."

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In sharing the uplifting news, the Trust paid tribute to its extraordinary healthcare teams and all staff who are working round-the-clock behind the scenes to make this statistic a positivereality.In sharing the uplifting news, the Trust paid tribute to its extraordinary healthcare teams and all staff who are working round-the-clock behind the scenes to make this statistic a positivereality.
In sharing the uplifting news, the Trust paid tribute to its extraordinary healthcare teams and all staff who are working round-the-clock behind the scenes to make this statistic a positivereality.

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