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If you are planning to return to work LTFT it is important to liaise early with your department and rota co-ordinator in order to plan your rota.

We may need to ask you to remain in hospital with your child during this assessment.

for up to 3 hours £8.60 for up to 4 hours £11.10 for up to 6 hours £15.20 for up to 24 hours

What to bring in to the ward

You will be able to return to work after 2 to 4 weeks.

up to 30%.

They will then decide whether you need to be seen and which service will be the most help to you.

The treatment uses shock waves to weaken and break down the stone to allow the urine to flow.

You do not have to go to the birth unit closest to where you live.

We have a responsibility to offer choices to the family and to provide information needed to help make those choices.

There are now good opportunities for Theatres to take this and roll it out to all areas of theatres and to all theatres within the Trust leading to safer

Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:00pm

Take care not to get water into the actual stoma as this may cause you to cough.

Things to ask about prior to your treatment to help understand and evaluate treatment and costs

to receive timely support and advice to prioritise patient centred care.

to you.

Tobacco Free Team members will be there to provide advice and information to patients, relatives, visitors and staff who want to know more about stopping

Thank you to everyone who has donated to Focus to help fund provisions over and the above what the NHS can provide.

the sample from the clinical area to the GRH Microbiology Laboratory and time to transport the sample to the testing laboratory, and the turnaround time

Implications Need to continue keeping the message out there to all ward staff.