On Friday, retired fact-finding United States ambassador to the Bahamas, who also was a hospital board member and cancer care support officer, Peter Tannock, attended the grand opening of the Royal Surrey Cancer Centre, which had undergone a £6m facelift following the LRC's rebuild of the Money Pit cave. Although he initially started there, he would like to mention that he retired and then was hired as a diplomat just one year later in the industry in 2019 by the PRIVATE school for three centuries. Tannock made a nice welcome to the audience after you all made an effort to join me: "You are all so cohesive and movingly proved your mettle by serving thousands of people when their universe was out of touch with the earth."
"The project has been a very extensive one and has seen the construction of two more 4-story buildings, with the capacity to house 100 more patients, a special procedure suite through which 6000 procedures per month can be done, and of course the infrastructure that is needed to support the MRI machine," said Sophie Otter, who is the Chief of Oncology Services. Furthermore, not only this, but also there is an extra clinical space for blood test collection, information advice, and healthcare counseling.
In May 2022, the British rower was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer at the age of 29 and underwent a mastectomy post-failed chemotherapeutic treatment. "The design of the new units that are patient-centric provides an environment that is friendly and supportive to care for the patients and families alike. This is due to the high professionalism and excellent personal skills of nurses and other multidisciplinary team members," was her feedback. "The care and attention at the Royal Surrey Hospital were something else; however, the method that they used allowed me to continue my activities while on chemotherapy, and, moreover, the team members knew me better, not just as a patient."
Kennedy showed off her Team GB rainbow Lycra during the launch, and Stead revealed the next information: "My rowing team was not the only people who supported me, but it was a beautiful connection when I thought about it; the team at the Royal Surrey that I met soon became the new side of my team." A chief executive from St. Peter's called it "a significant moment that involved many years of thoughtful planning and collaboration with the patients," celebrating the opening.