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it for, and it helped motivate us to keep going.”

into a bag which covers it.

“It really is a very exciting time at the moment.

It is going to be a space for everyone."

It is very important to keep the joints, not in the cast moving.

Harvey was curious about what happened to his blood once it was sent to Pathology, so the children’s ward arranged for Harvey to visit the haematology

A medicine that needs to be made specially, because it is not readily available. A medicine that has no licence at all.

to see a friendly face and it made such a difference,” Emma said.

Now look to the second furthest dot, make sure it is single before moving onto the third dot.

It is caused because radiotherapy changes the bone and means it is less able to heal itself. Osteoradionecrosis is painful and hard to treat.

It also provides advice to help with your recovery.

Has it spread to other parts of my body? What kind of cancer is suspected? Is it treatable? Tests and Investigations What further tests do I need?

As the move is a response to COVID-19, it will be introduced as an emergency service change.

Notes This test will not be repeated if it has been processed within the last 12 months.

It is acceptable to state that we feel there is limited evidence for their benefit –particularly for a short hospital stay.

This means that it is being used for a condition it was not previously meant to treat.

Of the students who participated in the simulation, 100% of them said they enjoyed it, found it beneficial to their learning and think it should be included

It has been shown that patients treated at a research site can have better results, even if they are not actively taking part in a trial.

This is very rare, but it can also strangulate.

We are very grateful to have this new equipment as it not only allows us as a team to work more efficiently, it has huge benefits for the patients.”