More than 100 NHS staff paid an emotional tribute to a nurse who was fighting for her life after contracting coronavirus - as she left intensive care after 23 days
More than 100 NHS staff united to pay an emotional tribute to a nurse who was fighting for her life after contracting coronavirus - as she left intensive care after 23 days.
Video showed visibly tearful doctors and fellow nurses lining the corridors of Conquest Hospital, in Hastings, to clap and cheer Uma Pradhan as she was moved to a normal ward to continue her recovery fromMs Pradhan, who works for East Sussex Health Trust , said:"I can't thank all the staff in critical care enough for everything they have done for me.
"They are truly amazing. I am still in hospital but progressing every day, everyone has been fantastic."
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