Non-League Paper

STOTT’S CORONA GIFT TO THE NHS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2020

STOCKPORT County owner Mark Stott has donated £75,000 to the Stockport NHS Foundation Trust Charitable Fund on behalf of the club to help towards the treatment of Coronavirus patients within the local community.
The money will pay for new hemofiltration devices which replace kidneys in the case of renal failure, volumetric pumps and syringe drivers used to administer drugs.
Most people who get the virus will experience only mild symptoms and need to self-isolate at home, but this equipment will be very important for treating the minority of patients who may be suffering from the most ...

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