The staff from different health care departments and organisations also showed their appreciation for the support given to NHS staff by local people.
The poignant event at Altnagelvin Hospital also featured a lone piper and a short service with local clergy.
In recognition of all health care workers in the north west who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic over the past 18 months.
(Photos George Sweeney / Derry Journal)
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Fundraiser for Altnagelvin hospital COVID-19 Assessment centre, Omagh man Andy Campbell speaking at an Act of Remembrance for all who have lost their battle with COVID-19, on Thursday evening last. DER2020GS – 020
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Altnagelvin hospital ambulance and care staff show their appreciation for and clap for the support given to NHS frontline staff by the public, on Thursday evening last. DER2020GS – 042
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Omagh man Andy Campbell (centre) presents PPE and other items to staff from Altnagelvin hospital on Thursday evening last. Andy raised the funds from sponsored ‘Stay at Home’ activities including a half-marathon in his garden and a 6 hour running challenge. Included in the photograph are COVID-19 Assessment Centre nurses Staff Nurse Yvonne O’Kane, Staff Nurse Tamara O’Brien, Staff Nurse Zara Farrell and Deputy Sister Hazel Gallo. DER2020GS – 017
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Nurses from Altnagelvin hospital COVID-19 Assessment Centre pictured at an Act of Remembrance, for all who have lost their battle with COVID-19, on Thursday evening last. From left are Staff Nurse Yvonne O’Kane, Staff Nurse Tamara O’Brien, Deputy Sister Hazel Gallo and Staff Nurse Zara Farrell. Staff Nurses Tamara and Zara, from Enniskillen SWAH volunteered to work in the COVIS-19 Assessment Centre. DER2020GS – 018