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Patients who receive a meniscus transplant will be given the opportunity to write to the family of the donor, to thank them for giving them the opportunity

Starting on the road adjacent to the Speech House Hotel in the heart of the forest, the course then leaves the road to follow a loop of well maintained

Bringing the Wild to Life

Once you get home, it is important to: continue to be as mobile as possible continue to drink plenty of water If you are asked to continue medication when

This is to make sure that you are fit to have the operation and for any medication adjustments to be made.

Our team are friendly and supportive, and here to listen to you.

The time until your follow-up appointment is to allow your treatment to carry on working, let side effects settle down and to give you time to recover.

SMART Aim: To decrease the number of pressure ulcers due to wearing a rigid collar in Trauma and Orthopaedic ward, to 50% by December 2019.

they’re able to take sufficient volume to support growth.

This is to guide your surgeon to the best possible place to bring out the stoma.

be given on what to expect and how to care for their baby.

Try not to worry as this is normal, it will settle down but may take up to 3 months to do so.

You may be asked to sit/stand on a weighing scale to make sure the team has an up-to-date record of your weight.

I consider our department to be very fortunate to have one and I would like to thank everyone who has donated.”

We are committed to recruiting the best people to work with us to achieve our vision of providing Best Care for Everyone.

Can you help to give the gift of life to people in Gloucestershire?

Due to how extremely busy we are, we will try our best to fit you in but another appointment may need to be booked.

You will be asked to undress to the waist and offered a hospital gown to wear. You will then be asked to lie on a couch.

“We wanted to put on activities that were accessible and affordable for everyone with people being able to give as little as £1 to the appeal.

This liquid may be given to you, by the nurse, to take home to be used to help remove the leaked drug from under your skin.