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At Gloucestershire Hospitals, we know that becoming a midwife is a huge journey, but we also know that for many, qualifying is only the beginning.

We have had this in place since November; the signage has been targeted at ‘hotspots’ around the sites where we know that smokers do gather.

The simple steps outlined above should help ensure you get the holiday period off to a good start and know where to look for advice should the need arise

Please let us know ASAP if you will not be needing accommodation whilst on placement with Gloucestershire Academy.

“My advice would be don’t start off too quick as you might tire after the first kilometre, know your limits and go at your own pace,” he said.

It's about taking the things that we know can be better and making a lasting improvement.

This is controlled remotely by the radiographers outside the room at all times and they will talk to you so that you know what is happening.

making sure you feel steady before walking If you feel dizzy or lightheaded or unwell in any way when you stand up – STOP, SIT DOWN and let the ward staff know

It has been a rewarding project as I know this service is directly improving patient care and choice.

I didn’t really know what to expect, but there’s lots of variety and I’m really enjoying it.

Cancer Support, Partnership Manager, Avon & Gloucestershire, commented, “We’re excited to be supporting this new programme in Gloucestershire because we know

Matt continues "We know that hospitals can be difficult for many of us to find our way around, and we hope that these new guides will make it easier and

We will contact them once you have had your procedure, to let them know when they can collect you.

How do I know that the ovulation induction medication is working?

Staff will let you know when you can join him there. When he has recovered from the anaesthetic, he will be able to drink and eat.

Please email ghn-tr.gsqia@nhs.net to let us know you are ready to graduate and we will be in touch with further details.

We will measure your antibody response to the vaccine by doing a simple blood test and will let you know if the vaccine has worked.

It is crucial for the times to be documented in order for us to know whether doses are actually given on time.

If you do not have any pain relief at home, please let your nurse know before you are discharged. Following the operation, a scar will form.

It is hard to know how much time your baby will spend in NNU, as all babies are different.