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By Ian Dipple Friday 28 December 2012 Updated: 28/12 18:32
REPEATED outbreaks of norovirus have cost the county?s hospitals over half a million pounds and threatens to derail the financial recovery plan of the Trust which runs them.
Some 200 planned operations scheduled at Worcestershire Royal, the Alexandra and Kidderminster hospitals had to be cancelled during November as bosses were forced to shut wards to control the number of patients with the highly infectious sickness and diarrhoea bug.
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On the sicklist: Hospital closed to visitors for 3rd time as norovirus strikes five wards
A hospital has been forced to ban visitors for the SECOND time in a week as health officials battle the norovirus outbreak.
... East Surrey Hospital banned visitors again this weekend as norovirus struck down patients on five wards ? after briefly reopening over Christmas.
The hospital, in Redhill, Surrey, was first forced to quarantine wards in November, then again on December 18.
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A spokesman said: ?This is a decision that is not taken lightly.? Relatives could still phone patients, he added.
Hospitals across the UK have been battling the outbreak. More than 5,000 NHS workers are reportedly calling in sick every day as cases hit a five-year high.
