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Date: 03 December 2020

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Isle of Wight NHS Trust is the only integrated acute, community, mental health and ambulance health care provider in England. Established in April 2012, the Trust provides a full range of health services to an isolated offshore population of 140,000. More about us.

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When you think you need A&E, call 111 first
01 Dec 2020

IOW NHS Trust launches Mental Health Charitable Fund
30 Nov 2020

Supporting UNICEF’s Get a Jab, Give a Jab initiative
27 Nov 2020

Safe haven service brings back face-to-face mental health support sessions for children and young people on the island
26 Nov 2020

Two Isle of Wight NHS Trust care heroes honoured in NHS Parliamentary Awards
24 Nov 2020

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Our top priority in the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic is to protect our patients, our staff and our community.

All visitors and patients attending an outpatient appointment are required to wear a face covering. This is in line with the latest Government guidance.

To help you prepare please read the following guidance before you attend your appointment.

Make sure you have a suitable face covering that you can wear to your appointment. It should cover your nose and mouth, and you should be able to breathe comfortably.
Please arrive at the time your appointment is scheduled. Please do not come early. This will help us maintain social distancing measures.
As we continue to try and limit the number of people visiting our hospitals you will need to attend your appointment unaccompanied. However there are a few examples where patients are allowed to bring achaperone with them, including:
- If the patient is a child
- They lack capacity
If you or anyone in your household have experienced symptoms of coronavirus in the last 14 days, please do not attend your appointment unless you have confirmed it is safe to do so with the relevant department.