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Method We performed a two-week feasibility trial of a Trauma Assessment and Treatment Unit (TATU) with two main aims: 1) prevent avoidable admissions 2

The programme ran for 1 week alongside regular teaching, and was named SWAG (Sustainability Week At Gloucestershire Academy).

Results At the start of the project the lowest compliance percentage was 30%, but by the end of PDSA cycle 1 the majority was 80- 90%.

QMI 1: Patient assessment of skin reaction using Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) grading system.

Poster Download Background The GMC states that induction is required for every clinical placement medical students undertake.1 Study in this area of

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Turnaround time Negative: 1 - 3 days Positive: 2 - 4 days Multi-resistant organisms require additional sensitivity testing and can take longer to process

Sample requirements Samples should be collected 12 hours after the last dose, Minimum re-sampling time is 1 week after any change in dose.

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We, therefore, advice you to take 2 paracetamol tablets/capsules, 1 hour before your appointment.

show that despite the malunion, function is not much different between patients with a malunion and patients who have healed in a perfect position by 1

* children less than 1 year old may have levels up to 2 times the adult upper limits of normal.

Around 800,000 people in the UK have AF – roughly 1 in every 100 and mostly aged 55 or over.

Only 1 patient was treated with HFNO with no mortality in this group. Overall mortality was 33% (n=43).

A bad attack of angina, a heart attack or a stroke (1 in every 1,000 patients).

Turnaround times Samples are sent for assay to King's College Hospital with results expected back within 1 week.

Reference ranges Serum hCG levels in healthy women: Non-pregnant premenopausal women: 97.5% of women have results ≤ 1 iU/L Postmenopausal women: 97.5%

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AMD is estimated to affect about 1 in 40,000 births and can present in infancy (early/infant onset) or childhood/adulthood (late onset).