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Chief Executive Deborah Lee said: “Although our alert level is less critical today, NHS teams across Gloucestershire continue to experience significant

The support given by Gloucestershire Eye Therapy Trust really embodies this; their kind support has made a real difference and is a boost to the team in

Further research is indicated into improved skin care products, the use of bolus for PMRT and skin toxicity review clinics in order to improve skin toxicity

Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is a multidisciplinary approach to help people recover more quickly after major surgery.

Going forward there is a strong desire to expand upon the service offered last year and have cross site machines.

This contains all of the requirements that must be met in order for genetic testing to be nationally funded, and will ensure that there is standardisation

The money raised from the bungee jump is being put towards our Gloucestershire Heart Appeal to fund new state-of-the-art echo scanner equipment.

The artwork is a collaboration between the co-creators of the bestselling book The Lost Words by artist Jackie Morris and author Robert Macfarlane, and

These results show that TATU in this site is viable and merits further development. We plan a longer trial to better evaluate its effect.

Our midwifery-led care model is well developed, providing choice and personalised care to women and birthing people of our county.

Poster Download Background Medical Education has been shown to have a negative effect on students’ wellbeing.(1) Not only is there a higher prevalence

Shiranthie is a ward manager/ senior sister on Gallery Ward Why nursing? I wanted to be a nurse since childhood.

Poster Download Background & Problem: The number of Gloucestershire infants experiencing serious non-accidental injury is twice national incidence.

Implications This project has demonstrated that it is feasible for 50% of discharged patients to have had fundoscopy performed.

I know how important the work of the Cobalt Centre and the Oncology Department is, having myself been diagnosed and treated for cancer only last year.

Each ‘lost word’ is conjured back to importance through Robert’s powerful words. He explains: "We’ve got more than 50% of species in decline.

Please reply by the Monday prior to the tour, as places are limited and there is usually a waiting list.

There is variation between centres in the recording of data for different parts of the patient pathway, and by publishing the results the audit aims to

approach reflects the way a number of services are already delivered across the Trust such as stroke, children’s services and trauma and orthopaedics, which is