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Mental Health Assistant, Park Royal Centre for Mental Health, England Colleagues have paid tribute to Glen Corbin, a healthcare worker who came out of retirement to help with the coronavirus pandemic. Corbin worked at Park Royal Centre for Mental Health for many years, joining shortly after it opened in 1995. Although he had retired, he had recently returned to work in both acute and rehabilitation services. Claire Murdoch, head of Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust, described Mr Corbin as part of the “backbone” of the team. “He was the â€˜go to’ person who knew everything about the ward and how to get things done,” she said. “Glen was a much-loved colleague and will be sorely missed. “Our condolences to his family, friends and loved ones at this sad and d...

Dr Amged El-Hawrani, 55, an ear, nose and throat specialist, worked at Queen’s Hospital, Burton, and was the third medic to die of coronavirus in the UK. His family paid tribute to a “loving and much-loved husband, son, father, brother and friend”. Mr El- Hawrani had not seen any patients for a number of weeks and had been receiving treatment in intensive care. His son, Ashraf, said: “Most of my dad’s time was dedicated towards his family, and the rest of that time was dedicated towards his profession. “He taught me the significance of respect and equality. He also stressed the importance of not worrying about the things I cannot control, which he displayed to me right up until the end of his life. “He did not seek the praise and approval of others, he was satisfied by ...

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Glen Corbin

Dr Amged El-Hawrani, ENT specialist