BBC araştırmasına göre Britanya'da 114 sağlık çalışanı koronavirüs nedeniyle öldü

İngiltere Sağlık Bakanı Matt Hancock’ün açıklamasına göre ise Ulusal Sağlık Hizmetleri’nden 82 çalışan, 16 bakım evi çalışanı Covid-19 nedeniyle hayatını kaybetti.

BBC’nin araştırmasına göre yaşamını yitiren 114 sağlık çalışanından 59’u erkek, 54’ü kadın, 70’i siyah, Asyalı veya azınlık.

Yaşamını yitirenlerden kaçının virüsü çalışırken kaptıkları ise belirsiz.

Sağlık Hizmetleri Dergisi’nin yaptığı analize göre ise ölüm oranları, ‘sağlık çalışanlarının sayısının nüfusa oranına bakıldığında tutarlı.’

BBC News analizi kamuya açık kaynaklarda yer alan verilere dayandırılıyor. BBC, bildirilen can kayıpları arasında kimlerin sağlık çalışanı, kimlerin eczacı, kimlerin hasta bakıcı, paramedik veya sağlık hizmetlerinde farklı görevlerde bulunduklarının tespitini yaptı.

• Adil El Tayar

  

  SurgeonLondon

  Renowned surgeon Dr El Tayar worked in the NHS for 11 years before moving back to his native Sudan to help establish a transplant programme.

• Habib Zaidi

  

  GP, 76Southend

  Dr Zaidi was a managing partner of a GP practice with his wife Dr Talat Zaidi. Their four children all work in the medical profession.

• Emily Perugia

  

  Care co-ordinator, 29Hillingdon

  A care co-ordinator in Hillingdon, north-west London, Ms Perugia was a "lovely woman, who never said no to any requests", colleagues said.

• Pooja Sharma

  

  PharmacistEastbourne

  Ms Sharma, who worked as a pharmacist at Eastbourne District General Hospital, was the "superstar of the family", her brother said.

• Amged El Hawrani

  

  ConsultantLeicester

  An ear, nose and throat consultant at the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton, Mr El-Hawrani's family said he was "a loving and much-loved husband, son, father, brother, and friend".

• Thomas Harvey

  

  Healthcare assistant, 57London

  Father-of-seven Thomas Harvey, 57, was a healthcare assistant at Goodmayes Hospital in Ilford, east London.

• Alfa Saadu

  

  Medical director, 68Welwyn Garden City

  "Living legend" Dr Alfa Saadu, who had returned to work after retirement, died in hospital on 31 March.

• Laura Tanner

  

  Locality administrator, 51Basildon

  The mother-of-two had worked as an administrator for Basildon and Brentwood Clinical Commissioning Group in an NHS career of more than 10 years.

• Aimee O'Rourke

  

  Nurse, 39Margate

  Ms O'Rourke was "such a kind and caring nurse" who had "a really special relationship with her patients and colleagues", her ward manager said.

• Areema Nasreen

  

  Nurse, 36Walsall

  Ms Nasreen worked as a hospital cleaner before gaining her nursing qualification in 2019.

• Lynsay Coventry

  

  Midwife, 54Harlow

  The grandmother "followed her dream" and trained as a midwife in later life, her family said in a statement.

• Sami Shousha

  

  Histopathologist, 79London

  Prof Shousha was an honorary professor of histopathology at Imperial College, London.

• John Alagos

  

  Nursing assistantWatford

  Mr Alagos was a nursing assistant who was looking after coronavirus patients.

• Liz Glanister

  

  Nurse, 68Liverpool

  Ms Glanister was a "long-serving" nurse at the Aintree University Hospital, in Liverpool.

• Amanda Forde

  

  ReceptionistLondon

  In a statement on its website, Vale Practice in Crouch End, north London, paid tribute to a "beautiful, caring receptionist".

• Anton Sebastianpillai

  

  Consultant, 75London

  A published historian, Dr Sebastianpillai trained at a medical school in Sri Lanka and went on to specialise in treating elderly people at Kingston Hospital in south-west London.

• Glen Corbin

  

  Healthcare assistant, 59London

  A healthcare assistant, Mr Corbin worked at the Park Royal Centre for Mental Health, in north-west London, for more than 25 years.

• Rebecca Mack

  

  Nurse, 29Newcastle

  The nurse had worked in the children's cancer unit at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary before taking up other roles in the health sector.

• Barbara Moore

  

  Discharge planner, 54Liverpool

  The grandmother, who worked at Royal Liverpool University Hospital, was an "unsung hero", her local NHS trust said.

• Janice Graham

  

  Nurse, 58Inverclyde

  Ms Graham was the first reported NHS worker in Scotland to die from coronavirus.

• Jitendra Rathod

  

  Surgeon, 62Cardiff

  Father-of-two Jitendra Rathod was a "dearly loved" specialist heart surgeon at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, where he spent 25 years.

• Syed Zishan Haider

  

  GP, 79London

  Dr Haider was "a selfless and compassionate doctor for over 50 years," his daughter told the BBC.

• Alice Kit Tak Ong

  

  Midwife, 70London

  Ms Ong "loved her job", her daughter Melissa told the PA news agency.

• Donald Suelto

  

  NurseLondon

  Colleagues said the nurse, who was originally from the Philippines and worked at Hammersmith Hospital, in west London, "loved his NHS job".

• Elsie Sazuze

  

  Care home nurseWolverhampton

  The care home nurse fell ill at home, in Birmingham, before being taken hospital, where she died on 7 April.

• Leilani Dayrit

  

  Nurse, 47Rugby

  Sister Leilani Dayrit died of suspected coronavirus after displaying symptoms at work, her daughter has said.

• Abdul Mabud Chowdhury

  

  Consultant urologist, 53London

  Father-of-two Dr Chowdhury was a consultant urologist at Homerton University Hospital, in east London.

• Edmond Adedeji

  

  A&E Registrar, 62Swindon

  Dr Edmond Adedeji worked as a locum registrar in the emergency department of Great Western Hospital in Swindon, Wiltshire.

• Fayez Ayache

  

  GP, 76Suffolk

  Dr Ayache stopped working a month before he died, but his family say they think he continued to visit patients in their homes in an effort to help.

• Brian Darlington

  

  Hospital porter, 68Crewe

  Mr Darlington was a grandfather and hospital porter for Mid Cheshire Hospitals known for handing out sweets to colleagues.

• Joanna Klenczon

  

  Supervisor, 34Northampton

  Joanna Klenczon "touched the lives of so many people" during the 10 years she worked at Northampton Hospital, its chief executive said.

• Amor Gatinao

  

  Nurse, 50London

  The nurse worked at St Charles Hospital, in West London, and died after falling ill on Mother's Day.

• Amrik Bamotra

  

  Radiology support, 63London

  Known to his colleagues as "Bob", Mr Bamotra "touched so many people's hearts with his personality", his family said in a statement.

• Donna Campbell

  

  Healthcare supportCardiff

  Mother-of-two Ms Campbell was a "treasured" member of staff who could "light up a room with her infectious laugh and bubbly personality", colleagues said.

• Elbert Rico

  

  Hospital porterOxford

  Mr Rico worked as a porter at John Radcliffe Hospital, in Oxford, after moving to the UK from the Philippines, in 2004.

• Julie Omar

  

  Nurse, 52Redditch

  Julie Omar had been working as a sister on Ward 14 at the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch, and had also previously worked with the trauma team at Worcestershire Royal Hospital.

• Sara Trollope

  

  Matron, 51Hillingdon

  The mother-of-four was a matron at Hillingdon Hospital, where she cared for older patients with mental health problems and dementia.

• Ate Wilma Banaag

  

  NurseWatford

  Ate Wilma Banaag came to the UK in January 2001 and had worked in Watford General Hospital, in the Croxley ward since then.

• Amarante Dias

  

  Hospital worker, 55Weston-super-Mare

  Mr Dias, who worked at the Weston General Hospital in north Somerset, was a "valued and much-loved colleague", colleagues said.

• Gareth Roberts

  

  Nurse, 65Merthyr Tydfil

  A grandfather, Gareth Roberts had worked as a nurse at sites across the Cardiff and Vale health board since the 1980s.

• Mary Agyeiwaa Agyapong

  

  Nurse, 28Luton

  Mary Agyeiwaa Agyapong, had worked for five years at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital. The pregnant nurse died on 12 April.

• Maureen Ellington

  

  Healthcare assistantBristol

  Grandmother Maureen Ellington, who was in her early 60s, worked at Southmead Hospital, in Bristol, as a healthcare assistant.

• Melujean Ballesteros

  

  NurseLondon

  Originally from the Philippines, Mrs Ballesteros "loved her work as a nurse", her son, Rainier, said.

• Rahima Bibi Sidhanee

  

  Nurse, 68London

  Rahima Bibi Sidhanee was a "wonderful human being" of "extreme kindness, selflessness and impeccable loyalty", colleagues said.

• Josiane Zauma Ebonja Ekoli

  

  Nurse, 55Harrogate

  The mother-of-five was admitted to Leeds General Infirmary, a hospital where she used to work, after falling ill.

• Peter Tun

  

  Neurorehabilitation specialist, 62Reading

  Father-of-two Dr Peter Tun was a "superhero dad", his sons said in a statement.

• Steven Pearson

  

  Mental health nurse, 51Northumberland

  Father-of-two Steven Pearson had a "wicked sense of humour" and was a "kind and caring" mental health nurse, colleagues have said.

• Linnette Cruz

  

  Nurse, 51Swansea

  The mum of one was a senior head nurse at the Brynteg dental practice in Sketty, Swansea.

• Juliet Alder

  

  Healthcare assistant, 58London

  The mother of two had worked in the mental health field in the Shepherd's Bush area of west London since 2016.

• Khalid Jamil

  

  Doctor, 57Watford

  Mr Jamil, 57, from St Albans, had worked for the West Hertfordshire NHS Trust since 2006.

• Andrew Treble

  

  Theatre assistant, 57Wrexham

  Andy Treble, a theatre assistant at Wrexham Maelor Hospital, was a "kind man" who "always had a smile on his face", said his sister Maria Molloy.

• Krishnan Arora

  

  GP, 57Croydon

  Dr Krishan Arora was "extremely well-liked and worked tirelessly to care for his patients", his colleague Dr Agnelo Fernandes said.

• Lourdes Campbell

  

  Healthcare assistant, 54Bolton

  Lourdes Campbell, originally from the Philippines, was a popular health care assistant who was "dedicated to patient care".

• Simon Guest

  

  RadiographerBarrow

  "Simon was special, a true gentleman and a great role model to all," his wife Nicky said in a tribute. The radiographer worked at Furness General Hospital in Barrow, Cumbria, until his death on 15 April.

• Esther Akinsanya

  

  Healthcare assistantLondon

  The grandmother and mother-of-two was described as a devoted and diligent healthcare assistant who had worked for the NHS for more than 20 years.

• Gordon Ballard

  

  Logistics managerLondon

  Mr Ballard, a manager in Bow, east London, worked for the London Ambulance Service and had worked for 42 years.

• Jane Murphy

  

  Clinical support, 73Edinburgh

  Known as "Mama Murphy" to her colleagues and friends, she had worked at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for almost 30 years.

• Barry England

  

  ParamedicHemel Hempstead

  Barry England was "extremely proud" to have worked for the ambulance service for over 33 years, his family said.

• Kamlesh Kumar Masson

  

  GP, 78Grays

  Dr Masson's family paid tribute to him as an "honest, kind and generous man who was deeply respected".

• Linda Clarke

  

  Midwife, 66Wigan

  Midwife Linda Clarke was a "valued" colleague who brought "many new lives" into the borough of Wigan and will be "greatly missed", her local trust has said.

• Ruben Muñoz Jr

  

  Nursing assistant, 49Redhill

  Ruben Munoz, who died on 17 April, will be remembered as a "beloved husband and amazing father" who was "so proud" of his NHS family, his relatives have said.

• Vivek Sharma

  

  Occupational therapist, 58Medway

  The "kind and generous" father-of-two was remembered as a gentle soul who was "passionate" about being a voice for staff.

• Khulisani Nkala

  

  Mental health nurse, 46Leeds

  "Selfless" mental health nurse Khulisani Nkala "always put the patient first" and had a smile that "lit up" a room, colleagues have said.

• Jenny Esson

  

  Training and development co-ordinatorCambridge

  Ms Esson worked for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust and became unwell while working from home.

• Michael Allieu

  

  Nurse, 53London

  Michael Allieu, a "vibrant" and "larger than life character" died on 18 April at Homerton hospital in Hackney, London, where he had worked as a staff nurse since 2007.

• Josephine Peter

  

  Nurse, 55London

  Mother-of-two Josephine Peter was "passionate, hardworking and always putting others before herself", her husband, Thabo has said.

• Chrissie Emerson

  

  Healthcare assistantKing's Lynn

  Chrissie Emerson was a "valued" healthcare assistant at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in King's Lynn, Norfolk, bosses said.

• Margaret Tapley

  

  Nurse, 84Swindon

  Grandmother-of-four Margaret Tapley was "one of a kind" and "died doing something she loved", her family said.

• Sophie Fagan

  

  Carer support specialist, 78Homerton

  One of Homerton hospital's "greatest stalwarts", Mrs Fagan was still working at the age 78, having "refused to fully retire".

• Craig Wakeham

  

  GP, 59Dorset

  A "much-loved" village GP, Dr Craig Wakeham is remembered by colleagues as a "leading light" and "devoted" husband and father.

• Grace Kungwengwe

  

  Healthcare assistantLondon

  The grandmother and mother-of two was described as a "dedicated NHS worker, who loved her job and was actively working until she tested positive (for) Covid-19".

• Barbara Sage

  

  Nurse, 68London

  Mrs Sage, 68, from Bromley in south London, died in intensive care after spending more than 40 years working in palliative care.

• Gerallt Davies

  

  Paramedic, 51Swansea

  Mr Davies was a paramedic at Cwmbwrla Station in Swansea, after joining the ambulance service in 1994.

• Patrick McManus

  

  Nurse, 60Stafford

  Patrick McManus was a "kind and compassionate" nurse and "larger-than-life" character, colleagues said.

• Sadeq Elhowsh

  

  Surgeon, 58St Helens

  Orthopaedic surgeon Sadeq Elhowsh was a "wonderful husband" and a "devoted" father-of-four who "dearly loved" his family, they have said.

• Kirsty Jones

  

  Healthcare support worker, 41Lanarkshire

  Mrs Jones spent much of her career working with older patients and recently took up new role on the front line at an assessment centre in Airdrie.

• Grant Maganga

  

  Mental health nurse, 56Tameside

  Mr Maganga was said to have left a legacy of someone who "devoted his career to supporting and caring for people".

• Yusuf Patel

  

  GP, 61London

  Father-of-three Dr Yusuf Patel, 61, founded Woodgrange Medical Practice in Newham, east London, where he worked as GP for over two decades.

• Manjeet Singh Riyat

  

  A&E consultant, 52Derby

  Manjeet Singh Riyah was the UK's first Sikh A&E consultant and was described as being "the father" of the emergency department at Royal Derby Hospital.

• Medhat Atalla

  

  ConsultantDoncaster

  A consultant, who has been described as a "very special human being" and "a real NHS hero".

• Sharon Bamford

  

  Care assistant, 63Swansea

  Care assistant Sharon Bamford died after her husband, Malcolm, had also passed away after contracting coronavirus.

• Ian Reynolds

  

  Paramedic, 53London

  The father-of-two worked as a paradmedic for 32 years and since 2012 had been a member of Crystal Palace Football Club's pitch-side medical team.

• Katy Davis

  

  Nurse, 37Southampton

  Katy Davis, 37, died within three days of her twin sister, Emma, having both tested positive for Covid-19.

• Angie Cunningham

  

  NurseBorders

  Ms Cunningham was a "much loved wife, mother, sister, granny and great granny" and said she was "a friend to many more".

• Mahadaye Jagroop

  

  Nurse, 66Birmingham

  Known as Mary, Ms Jagroop worked at Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham, where she died after contracting Covid-19 on April 22.

• Ade Dickson

  

  Mental health nurseLondon

  Ade Dickson, a mental health nurse, had been working in the Barnet Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team.

• Andy Costa

  

  Ward managerLondon

  Mr Costa was a "highly respected, conscientious and long-serving colleague", colleagues said.

• Ann Shepherd

  

  Counsellor, 80Long Eaton

  Ann Shepherd, who had worked in mental health services across D​erbyshire for the last 26 years, was described as a a phenomenal character, full of colour and sparkle".

• Cheryl Williams

  

  Ward housekeeperLondon

  Cheryl Williams, a ward housekeeper, was "a lynchpin of the care, comfort, and compassion", North Middlesex University Hospital said.

• Dawn Marshall

  

  Support Time Recovery WorkerOldbury

  For almost 10 years, Ms Marshall worked at Hallam Street Hospital, and more recently was a support time recovery worker based at Quayside House, in Oldbury.

• Gladys Nyemba

  

  Nurse, 46Nottingham

  Gladys Nyemba "had a big heart" and was always seen "with a smile on her face", colleagues have said.

• Jenelyn Carter

  

  Healthcare assistantSwansea

  Jenelyn Carter was a "lovely, caring" healthcare assistant who worked on admissions at Morriston Hospital, had a "heart of gold" and "would go the extra mile for anyone", Swansea Bay health board said.

• Julie Penfold

  

  Nurse, 53Merseyside

  Julie Penfold was a well-loved member of staff at Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Trust in Merseyside.

• Kevin Smith

  

  Plaster technicianDoncaster

  Kev, as he was known to friends and colleagues, was "renowned for his warm personality, diligence and compassion", Richard Parker, chief executive at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals, said.

• Leilani Medel

  

  NurseBridgend

  Mrs Medel, originally from the Philippines, lived in Bridgend, South Wales, and had worked at a number of local hospitals.

• Mamoona Rana

  

  Trainee registrar, 49Romford

  Dr Mamoona Rana was a trainee registrar in psychiatry.

• Melonie Mitchell

  

  111 workerLondon

  Ms Mitchell’s death was confirmed by the London ambulance service, where she worked.

• Oscar King Jr

  

  Hospital porterOxford

  Mr King Jr was a porter at John Radcliffe Hospital, in Oxford, and was originally from the Philippines.

• Rajesh Kalraiya

  

  Community paediatrician, 68Romford

  Dr Rajesh Kalraiya, a community paediatrician, worked in Romford as a locum.

• Vishna Rasiah

  

  Consultant neonatologistBirmingham

  Dr Vishna Rasiah, who worked at Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust, was the clinical lead for the regional neonatal network.