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NHS Highland praises 'outstanding' Ross-shire community nurses for going the extra mile during treacherous weather conditions


By Iona M.J. MacDonald

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NHS Highland community nurse battling the severe weather conditions seen throughout the Highlands this week. Pictures: NHS Highland Facebook.
NHS Highland community nurse battling the severe weather conditions seen throughout the Highlands this week. Pictures: NHS Highland Facebook.

NHS Highland have praised their Ross-shire community nurses and social care workers for their dedication despite the severe weather conditions seen after heavy snowfall.

The community nursing and care at home teams have been going above and beyond to continue to deliver high-quality care services during challenging weather conditions, for those in need.

NHS Highland community nurse battling the severe weather conditions. Picture: NHS Highland Facebook.
NHS Highland community nurse battling the severe weather conditions. Picture: NHS Highland Facebook.

NHS Highland said on their Facebook page: "A big shout out and thank you to all dedicated community nursing and care at home teams who continue to go above and beyond to continue delivering high-quality care and services during challenging winter conditions. In Mid Ross our nurses and support workers have walked miles on foot when patient's houses can't safely be reached by car. The teamwork has been outstanding!"


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