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Poster Download Purpose To offer a new service to patients diagnosed with incurable upper gastro-intestinal cancers, delivering a proactive palliative

Mr Kempshall is also able to offer a specialist service for the treatment of knee and lower limb trauma.

We do not offer photographs to women who miscarry under 14 weeks because it is difficult to take pictures due to the size of the baby.

There are lots of practical things you can do to help during labour, although probably none of them are as important as just being there to offer emotional

experiences, offer emotional support and exchange practical advice.

Following your discharge from hospital, your community midwife will offer to visit you at home.

For more information, please see our webpages: https://www.gloshospitals.nhs.uk/our-services/services-we-offer/maternity/after-your-baby-is-born/perineal-clinic

Speak to your midwife or health visitor and find out more about the support we offer on our Support to stop smoking during pregnancy page.

It is important to note that the Squeezy Connect app is not a replacement or an alternative to supervised pelvic floor physiotherapy but can be used as

Implications The clinic is still a pilot a business case is currently being devised.

We offer all patients the option of meeting us face to face, or we can offer telephone or virtual appointments if you would prefer.

One option to address this challenge in the UK is to offer selected patients immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery (ISBCS) instead of conventional

They can also offer complimentary therapies to patients and carers.

You can offer your milk +/- formula in a bottle.

I got a job offer through an agency, who collected all the required documents and booked an interview for me.

Your GP will be informed about the loss of your baby and may also be able to offer you support.

The ED consultant will not offer any forward communications to specialty colleagues on behalf of community HCPs.

The lung cancer nurses offer a hospital-based service to patients who are suspected of having or have been diagnosed with lung cancer.

Being able to offer personalised care to support patients and their families is so important.

Exceptions can be made for relatives hoping to visit on compassionate grounds or to offer support for people with certain conditions (see the visiting