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Areas of expertise Miss McMeekin specialises in: Paediatric Urology Upper tract oncology including cytoreductive nephrectomy Core Urology including UroLift

Becoming a member of our Trust If you would like to have your say, be involved and hear about what is happening in the Trust then you can join us as a

swabs are both suitable for MRSA screening, but dry swabs are cheaper The following sites are screened:nose and groin any wounds (including umbilicus in

A copy of all external PDF reports will be available to view in Sunrise EPR results tab.

Each year we see thousands of patients in our hospitals. Our aim is to provide the best care for everyone.

Once the local anaesthetic wears off, you will experience pain in the area where the procedure was performed.

Area of expertise Dr Guglani specialises in the treatment of patients with breast, lung and brain cancers.

Area of expertise Dr Thomson is a consultant clinical psychologist, specialising in working with people affected by neurological conditions.

CosmoFer has been licensed for administration in a number of ways.

This leaflet explains what will happen if you have to stay in hospital because you have coronavirus (COVID-19).

Required information Relevant clinical details Date of onset Storage/transport Store and transport at ambient temperature in an appropriate container Turnaround

Consultant in Renal Medicine

The crane will be located in the midwives' parking area.

Comments on the interpretation of assay values will included in the report.

Changes in a baby’s normal pattern of movements can be a sign that they are unwell, and that help is needed urgently.

The initiative led to an additional team of specialist nurses working together, educating, training and supporting Trust wide health care staff in managing

Microbiology Notes May be of value in the retrospective diagnosis of meningococcal infection Samples will generally be requested by the Microbiology Department

Patient safety and quality assurance discussions assists in compliance with meetings and participation.

We will insert a small plastic tube (cannula) into a vein in your arm.

In line with Government guidance, the NHS in Gloucestershire is asking hospital outpatients and visitors (who are not affected by current visiting restrictions