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place in relation to this care.

She then chose to specialise in Anaesthesia with a special interest in Pain Medicine.

Minor change in confidence following equipment changes.

Reference ranges A ratio of: ≤38: 0.4% risk of PET in the next 7 days, <3% risk in 28 days >38 to ≤85: 20% risk PET in the next 7 days >85: very high risk

Overall mortality was 15.5% (n=20) in patients with AKI on admission, the majority 18% (n=13) seen in the CPAP cohort likely attributable to underlying

where we have been one of the best performers in the country in seeing and treating patients referred to us by their GP.

Challenges exist in encouraging patients to engage better with community pharmacists.

Occasional (between 1 in 10 and 1 in 50 patients) Bladder infection requiring antibiotics.

In fact analysing pay across all staff except medical staff creates a mean gender pay gap of 3.9% in favour of males, but a median gap 4% in favour of

You can do it in a number of ways: put your forehead on a pillow or cushion on a table sit on a chair in front of a low table or floor to do something

the room you gave birth in until you’re ready to leave.

in the Oncology Care Model.

The assay of primary hyperoxaluria (PH) metabolites may be indicated in cases of unexplained hyperoxaluria to help in identification of those in whom genetic

This suggests that it is a worthwhile use of resources in an acute general hospital setting in which limited time and resources are available.

The change in uterine angle was 0o to 23 o.

an Honorary Fellowship award from the University of Gloucestershire in 2021 in recognition of the way she led during the pandemic.

See also local guidelines / action cards in Paediatrics including action card A2167: Once Daily Intravenous Tobramycin (in paediatric patients with Cystic

In both cases, ultra-large vWF multimers build up in the blood stream.

Dan is a Charge Nurse in Main Theatres Recovery Education Diploma in Adult Nursing 2004 (UWE); BSc Specialist Practice 2009 (UWE).

, including 18 years in the Emergency Department (ED).