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Area of expertise Antenatal care and care in labour Global women's health, with an interest in genital tract fistula prevention and repair General gynaecology

Extended intervals are already in place in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Measurement of thyroglobulin is of no value in the diagnosis of thyroid cancer.

Adrienne’s living legacy is a small village infants school in the Gambia after she retired as head teacher of Benhall infants school in Cheltenham.

Paediatric Safeguarding in the Emergency Department by Dr Karen Stone

CI: Prof Fiona Gilbert, Cambridge LORIS: Surgery versus Active Monitoring for Low Risk Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS).

pregnancy, childbirth and the six weeks following birth than white women in the UK.

The UK has made great strides in reducing the harms caused by smoking, the leading cause of preventable illness and premature death in England.

It’s also a great opportunity for me to get to know the staff in our pathology lab who work so hard in processing the blood samples I take from children

She said: “The maternity staff in the women's centre were absolutely amazing.

Screening in the Chemotherapy Outpatient Setting by Louise Le Hegarat & Hannah Cook

Mindfulness is simply paying attention in a particular way, on purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgmentally.

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They also praised staff for their commitment and dedication to patient care in such adversity.

You can provide your attorney document to the Trust in the following ways: bring a registered copy with you when you are admitted by emailing it in advance

“We acted immediately in response to the feedback from inspectors and the CQC has been closely involved with us in driving these improvements throughout

Routine LFT's show raised transaminases in 60% of patients and raised bilirubin in only 25%.

of post-natal beds in Stroud.

You will be assessed for this in hospital or by your GP.