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Date: 06 October 2022

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Microsoft Outlook

IT Skills Pathway have provided online resources for using Outlook, you can register for the course from the link below. If you would like to do a more advanced course to achieve level 2 or 3 then please contact the Library as this requires additional software to be downloaded to your computer. All courses provide certification on completion.

Outlook for the Workplace - Register

Level 2 - Contact the Library

Level 3 - Contact the Library

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From Thursday 1 September 2022, all patients, staff, and visitors are no longer required to wear a face mask at St Mary's Hospital and our other Trust sites.

These changes have been made in line with national guidance on the mandated use of face masks in healthcare settings and the reducing numbers of positive cases.

Our visitor policy continues to allow patients two visitors a day for up to an hour between 10am and 8pm, and these no longer need to be pre-booked.

Our restrictions, including mask wearing, will be reviewed regularly based on the current situation at St Mary's Hospital alongside the latest guidance from UK Government and NHS England.

Those with symptoms of a respiratory infection, including COVID-19, and a high temperature or who feel unwell, should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people until they feel well enough to resume normal activities and they no longer have a high temperature.

If your symptoms are serious, or get worse, contact NHS 111.

Please visit our Patients and Visitors page for more information. This page was last updated on Thursday 15 September 2022.