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People often describe the emotional and psychological side of dealing with cancer or another life-limiting condition as harder than dealing with the physical
This new technology could help more than 4,000 patients every year in the county.
This is a national, not local issue, and we have encouraged the union to raise it for review, rather than take industrial action that directly impacts
If you have any of the following signs and symptoms for more than 2 to 3 weeks you should discuss these with your GP or call the specialist nursing team
These may include frequency (the need to pass urine more than every 1 to 2 hours), urgency (not being able to wait when you experience the urge to pass
More than 500 people have been treated for melanoma since 2019 in Gloucestershire and around 150 patients are treated for mouth cancer in Gloucestershire
The examination will take longer than the smear test, about 15 minutes.
Greater accuracy means fewer appointments Advances in radiotherapy technology now mean that treatments are more precise and efficient than ever before.
If this lasts for more than one cycle, please contact your GP. Infection is a rare complication.
People who are at risk of developing acute glaucoma have an eye which is smaller than normal.
trying to view a letter for a family member or relative who is registered at the Trust with the same phone number or email, or You’re registered at more than
Please note that there are occasions that this may take longer than 5 weeks.
Any infection will be treated with antibiotics but you may need to be in hospital for longer than expected.
To support these improvements, the Trust secured more than £100m which has been invested in new buildings, state-of-the-art technology and equipment, new
Samples greater than twenty-four hours old will not be tested.
attracting and keeping the best staff in Gloucestershire Deliver more specialist services in Gloucestershire to enable people to receive care locally rather than
He explains: "We’ve got more than 50% of species in decline. And names, good names, well used can help us see and help us care.
Damage to the bladder or ureters is very low, less than 2 in every 1,000 operations.
Some people are more affected by this than others. Occasionally, the position of the baby can cause pain or discomfort.
following types of burn are referred to Bristol Children’s Burns Unit for assessment: Chemical and electrical burns Large or deep burns – any burn bigger than
