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Wednesday 8 November: Night 1 Apprentice of the year: Oliver Pennels Outstanding Non-Clinical leader: Dickie Head Volunteer of the Year: Ros Smith Support

Huffing 1 or 2 huffs – huffing is exhaling through an open mouth and throat (imagine steaming up your glasses).

of breath, chest pain and dizziness, as well as serious, life-altering complications, including heart failure, arrhythmias, stroke and in rare cases (~1%

Non-smokers : COHb 1–2 %.

Please send your donation to: Business Manager, Dept of Radiology (Imaging 1), Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, London Road, Gloucester GL1 1NN

About 1 in 4 women will need a caesarean section.

We encourage activity from day 1 following the surgery.

Each fresh IVF cycle has 5 main steps: Step 1 – Suppressing your natural menstrual cycle You will take a drug in the form of an injection to temporarily

behaviour – EPR is relatively new concept/difficult to change practice - Knowledge and understanding of the system including the “2 person technique” whereby 1

1 in 10

About 1 in 10 hospital patients aged 70 and under, may experience a period of delirium.

The shortest length of time for having this treatment is 46 hours, but it can be up to 1 week in some cases.

Most children will go through a faddy eating stage between the ages of 1-7 years.

Online-UK for more general advice, links and background Used to diagnose respiratory viral illness from influenza (all types including H1N1), parainfluenza 1

Figure 1- Illustration of new categories for antibiotic susceptibility testing. Taken from Guidance to Clinical Colleagues EUCAST

Symptoms will generally take 1 to 2 years to go away but may continue until the person has finished growing.

Every year, approximately 1 million blood samples are collected from children for testing in the UK.

The scan takes between 10 minutes and 1 hour. Try and keep really still so that your pictures come out clearly.

Pneumonia tends to affect up to 1 in every 100 adults each year.

The following parking charges apply to both Cheltenham General and Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals: £2.80 for up to 1 hour £5.40 for up to 2 hours £7.40