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Please leave the dressing in place for 24 hours.

Hospital Liaison Nurses (Adult) Tel: 0300 4224 953 Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm Paediatric Neurodisability Nurse Specialist Tel: 0300 4225792 Please leave

Leave the dressing in place for 1 week; this means no showers or bathing for 1 week Avoid wearing tight clothing such as braces or bra straps over the

Pay particular attention to: Armpits Groin Perineum (the area of skin around the bottom) Step 4: Leave on the skin for 1 minute then rinse off Step 5:

Before you leave hospital, your SACT nurse will show you what to do if your CADD pump alarm sounds.

A review appointment will be arranged before you leave the hospital.

The 99 Bus Service We encourage our staff to leave their cars at home, to use public transport, to cycle and to keep active by walking more.

have been given specific advice regarding how long to keep the dressing on for the type of wound you have (see below), but once the dressing is removed leave

Please leave a message on the answer phone and the Mortuary staff will get back to you as soon as possible.

That means you can secure your job with us right at the beginning then relax and leave your mind free to concentrate on your studies.

Please leave your name, date of birth and contact number when prompted. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.

What happens when I leave hospital?

Please contact NHS 111 for advice if you have any of the following symptoms after you leave the hospital following your scan: Wheeziness Tightness or pains

If you need more information and for non-emergency calls, please contact the: Hysteroscopy Link Nurse Tel: 0300 422 2385 (answerphone) Please leave a message

Symptoms include: Visible lumps and abscesses which may leave scars. Pain and discomfort from the abscesses.

2558 For all other queries please contact the: Clinical Nurse Specialists Tel: 0300 422 2976 An answer phone will be in operation at all times, please leave

After having treatment at the Oncology Unit please make sure that you always leave with a yellow chemotherapy bin and disconnection/dressing packs to give

It is advisable to leave any valuables at home and to arrive as metal free as possible for example no jewellery other than your wedding ring, belts with

Before you leave the department, you will be given written aftercare advice about how to look after your wound.

Please note you may be asked to leave a message on the answering service: Secretary to Dr Jim Moriarty/Dr Su Jenkin Tel: 0300 422 8298 Monday to Friday