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Care of a patient with a tracheostomy

What is a fistulogram?

or a sore mouth/throat.

This information can then be used by clinicians and service users to compare a result to a cut-off limit or to a previous result from a sample on that

The device requires the patient to lie prone with their breast positioned within a scanning cup, with an antenna array housed underneath.

You may need a change of dressing and rarely a second operation to stop the bleeding.

The new microscope is state-of-the art and provides a fantastic addition to the incredible facilities and surgical team at Tewkesbury Hospital and will

The transperineal route is a cleaner way to do a biopsy with a much lower risk of infection.

How did I get a MDRO?

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

A high temperature.

As a 2-year technical programme for young people aged 16 – 19, industry placements are a mandatory and critical part of a T-Level and demonstrate a shift

Each team presented a summary of their improvement work and prizes have been awarded in the following categories through a combination of judging panel

Treatment of SSIs are also a huge financial burden to the organisation amounting to approximately £10,000 per patient.

What is a molar pregnancy?

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

If you have a BMI greater than 40 with a medical condition that would benefit from weight loss e.g. sleep apnoea, type 2 diabetes, cardiac issues, or a

A day or so extra is necessary if you have had sedation or a general anaesthetic.

Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Chief Executive Deborah Lee said: “After a year in which we have faced challenges of a scale never seen

We can help you set a fundraising target for a project of choice such as buying a piece of equipment to help staff and patients.