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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Joshua Hartley

Works begins on new £2.6m Queen's Medical Centre Children's Emergency Department

Work on a multi-million pound new department has started at the QMC. Construction work is currently taking place on the grounds of the Queen's Medical Centre to create a new Children's Emergency Department, next door to the Adult Emergency Department.

The £2.6m investment will create two new paediatric resuscitation cubicles, bigger waiting areas and a new mental health space. Fresh pictures have shown the foundations have now been laid for the transformation project.

In an update posted to Twitter, Nottingham University Hospitals' Medicine Division said: "Never standing still! Foundations and steels take shape for our new Children's Emergency Department. Thirteen new cubicles, two Paeds Resus bays, bespoke mental health and teen provision."

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