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Reading can be a mood booster and have a positive impact on your mental health.

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This leaflet gives you information about a system we use in the hospital to alert professionals that a patient has a specific need.

It aims to provide a calming and immersive experience for patients, whilst also hoping to inform future immersive technologies that might be used in a

A new immersive light experience at our hospitals Thanks to a grant from Innovate UK, a new arts installation is helping local patients at Cheltenham and

Whether your child is in Year 7, a college student, or you're a parent or carer exploring career possibilities, this is a fantastic opportunity to learn

A small loss of strength can make a difference in being able to do things such as walking to the toilet without help.

to improve attender’s confidence at managing these common situations and reduce the burden upon a busy acute urology service.

TTG requests will not routinely be processed within a year of a previous negative TTG.

Please note: A negative result with this test does not exclude a diagnosis of pernicious anaemia.

What is a colonoscopy?

The orthoptist will provide you with a spatula marked with a target, but you can use a pen, pencil or even a finger to do this exercise.

Facilities Facilities include a day room, a newspaper trolley, a garden and easy access to the RVS shop.

What is a cookie? A cookie is a piece of information placed on your hard drive by a web server as a text file, whenever you visit a given website.

Having a mentor and/or a coach and participating in extra activities within the Trust can also help to build your profile.

Try having a cooked breakfast If you cannot manage a meal, try a drink of hot chocolate, milkshake, milky coffee or malted milk Try not to fill up on

A haematology microscope is a specialised piece of equipment used to examine blood samples.

Please ask ward staff if you require a carers pack or to read a hard copy of the One Glos Carers Handbook.

. 111 can arrange a call with a clinician, book you a GP appointment or an appointment at a community minor injury and illness unit if needed.

We looked at whether those at risk of alcohol withdrawal were identified and if they were appropriately put on a detox regime.