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The Royal College of Pathologists recommends that 90% of all biopsy cases (excluding those requiring decalcification) to be reported, confirmed, electronically

day of treatment (third day if hepatic impairment).

Other cancers are even more rare but include sarcomas of the soft tissue or bone. These represent less than 1% of all cancers in adults.

The Royal College of Anaesthetists Your child's general anaesthetic APAGBI (Association of Paediatric Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland) Videos

a plain 30 mL Universal (1 mL of CSF is approximately equal to 25 drops from the Luer connector of the needle).

Thematic analysis of the focus group discussion has shown themes of accessibility, resilience and mentorship.

The length of your cervix will be monitored until 24 weeks of pregnancy.

Types of vaginal pessaries

A postnatal ward environment survey of over 400 women in 2018 revealed women required more information on a range of aspects of newborn care.

Improving Communication to service users of Acute Care Response Team (ACRT) scope of practice by Isolde Newberry Improving the management of decompensated

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Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall have today visited Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and met staff working in health and social care throughout

The late effects of radiotherapy (developing six months or longer post-treatment) can vary widely and, depending on the part of the body treated, may include

Scar – the size of the scar is dependent on the size of the abscess. A larger abscess requires a larger cut to allow easy drainage of all of the pus.

Smoking is an important contributory factor in a range of diseases, including heart disease, respiratory disease and a number of cancers.

List of Quality Improvement Initiatives

often allows avoidance of admission.

often allows avoidance of admission.

These posters outlined some of the responsibilities of and support offered by the MH Team.

please contact one of the following for advice: Endoscopy Unit where you were seen Your GP NHS 111