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We have a quiet time between 1pm and 3pm so that patients may rest.

We hope this will make managing your care even easier.

Before starting treatment, we will discuss what might happen if the treatment does not succeed.

Juliette explains what fatigue is, why we experience it, and how we can understand and manage it.

We want you to thrive when you are working for us and we have therefore designed a bespoke induction programme to support you.

We strongly encourage you to stop smoking.

We no longer supply paracetamol for you to take home.

So please we have NHS in this country we should all be very thankful to them all - 100%. I owe my life to them.

What we do

Nominated by Alex Townsend Day 6 - Domestics at CGH "We are a dedicated team sometimes forgotten as we do our job without fuss.

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technology across the trust to improve the care we deliver and enhance patient safety.

Positively, the CQC inspectors rated our services as safe and we were judged to be caring in all areas of service.

We don’t limit the amount of time you spend with patients, but we recommend that you and the person you’re visiting are given adequate time to rest.

We recommend monitoring chloramphenicol levels in all patients who are being treated with chloramphenicol for suspected or confirmed bacterial meningitis

We listened to what dads, their partners and health professionals asked for and combined it all in the DadPad.

Results We performed a literature review to help understand how other institutions introduced ERAS.

When we perform the RFA, we can destroy these abnormal cells; once performed we expect the oesophagus lining to heal with normal cells.

We advise you to take simple pain relief, such as paracetamol, before the cast is applied.

He is just amazing, a really happy boy and we feel very lucky to have him,” she said.