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If you are unable to attend your appointment, we would be grateful if you could contact us as soon as possible.
You are welcome to attend the service. If you wish to know more about either of these, please ask your nurse or doctor for further details.
Your treatment team will explain these to you and offer advice for reducing them.
This will allow the death to be registered, without the need of a family member to attend.
It is usually not necessary to attend the hospital for this as the blood test can be done at your GP’s surgery.
centre - morning of Tuesday 1 May Women who have suffered with mental health difficulties in the antenatal and postnatal period are being invited to attend
We offer open visiting and support ‘John’s Campaign’. Visit https://johnscampaign.org.uk for more information.
If possible, please attend the department wearing a top without zips, buttons, sequins or metallic objects (including undergarments) and remove earrings
An advocate can help you to write a complaint letter and attend meetings with you.
It is not possible to offer all types of contact lenses to all patients. This is because not all lenses will meet each patient’s needs.
This will allow us to offer it to another patient and rearrange your visit.
It is important that you attend all hospital appointments and tests arranged for you.
They will also offer you drinks, such as tea, coffee or squash during the day.
You will be asked to attend a pre-admission clinic before your operation.
Please note that patients must be able to attend the clinic appointment to be eligible.
