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We offer open visiting so please visit the person you care for and be involved as often as you are able.

Gentle exercise such as walking around the house can continue as the pain allows.

having severe pre-existing medical illnesses such as cancer having had a DVT or PE in the past taking a hormone-based treatment such as the contraceptive

We will support you to be as independent as possible and treat you with kindness and respect.

much as they wanted during their stay in the hospital Women and birthing people could see or speak to a midwife as much as they wanted during their care

Try to make sure that you are somewhere quiet and private as it is important to relax as much as possible.

soon as possible.

well as news items about ongoing research into the condition.

If you have a hypo while driving, stop the car as soon as possible.

Give them control over the noise as this will often reduce their fear.

Classical galactosaemia is associated with progressive symptoms after commencing milk feeds such as vomiting and diarrhoea, jaundice, liver dysfunction

We advise that you have the vaccine as soon as you are offered it by your GP or a vaccination centre.

It is important to wash your skin before surgery to make sure that it is as clean as it can be.

It also serves as an inspiration for others in nursing to pursue excellence and compassion in their practice.

is performed on all samples requiring syphilis serology An RPR test (equivalent to a VDRL test) is only performed on combined IgG/IgM positive samples as

Please refer to TOXBASE or BNF as indicated above for information on risk assessment and management.

Department of Immunology Notes We no longer offer this assay as it is no longer recommended as a screening tool for myeloma.

Department of Immunology Notes We no longer offer this assay as it is no longer recommended as a screening tool for myeloma.

well as emergency services.

Sarah has supported many apprentices in her role as a manager in the Trust and her son, Josh has first-hand, personal experience as an apprentice.