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by Karina Stallard

up patients for outpatient appointments will drop them at the Therapies entrance Emergency Department (ED) users Ambulances: normal route – unaffected by

By A Creamer, S Alaee, H Iftikhar, F Ahmed, H Steer, C Sharp

Children and young people are referred to us by their GP, another paediatrician or a gastroenterology specialist working in another hospital.

Severe forms of endometriosis are treated by open surgery.

by Dr Mark Bailey

ground floor with the large timelapse photograph and the first-floor corridor between AMU and first-floor Outpatients, and the corridor from the Atrium (by

Required Information All samples must be accompanied by a yellow non gynae cytology request form.

The catering staff are easy to recognise by their uniform; royal blue polo shirts, navy blue baseball caps and trousers.

The money, awarded by NHS England and allocated under the Gloucestershire Sustainability and Transformation Partnership (STP), will be used to develop

The hernia is treated by separating the hernia sac from the surrounding structures and removing it.

During a 50 minute visit to the hospital this morning, their Royal Highnesses, accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire, Edward Gillespie

Women are offered home visits or the opportunity to attend a postnatal clinic run by midwives in the postnatal period Breastfeeding parent support at the

This may be by exercises or by a manoeuvre (movement).

Sepsis is when the body reacts to an infection by attacking its tissues and organs.

Admiral Nurse Service: Led by Asma Pandor, this service provides expert dementia support for families and can be accessed via self-referral by patients

An appointment will be sent to you by the pain clinic secretaries.

This will be discussed with you by the doctors/nurses.

Please help us keep our wards secure by not letting in anyone behind you when entering or leaving the ward.

Swelling and bruising can be reduced by using cold compresses and by sleeping propped upright for the first few days after surgery.