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Sample retention by lab: This sample will be retained post-analysis at the Hammersmith Hospital, London.

Chemical Pathology Notes Erythropoietin (EPO) is a hormone produced mainly by the kidney, involved in the control of red blood cell production.

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We spend a lot of time at work and we often define ourselves by our job.

For interviews, the main tip is to prepare (by experience, by attending interview skills training, talking with staff already in the desired positions)

By Dr H Iftikhar, Dr S Alaee, Dr J Bennett, Dr A Creamer, Dr R Kaminski, Dr D Windsor, Dr C Sharp

by Dr Alexander Grant

“By offering emotional and practical support through therapy provision, we also hope to alleviate some of the effects of cancer treatment.

In the presence of abnormal results or atypical cell flagging by the Full Blood Count analyser, a blood film is also examined.

by Dr Tim Spencer and Dr Lorna Hawley

The reconfiguration of A&E services in Cheltenham was part of a public consultation run by the former Gloucestershire Primary Care Trust in 2012, which

Governors are given various opportunities to hold Non-Executive Directors to account, for example by observing their activities, or meeting with them and

You will experience some pain or discomfort following the operation, but we will try to make you more comfortable by giving you pain relief either by injection

You must then pull the suction catheter back up by about 1cm.

Microbiology Notes The information given here is intended for use by healthcare professionals.

Test performed by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Sample Requirements Clotted blood.

Microbiology New positive hospital cases will be notified by the Infection Control team The following sites can be screened:groin and axilla urine nose

The procedure will be carried out by a renal doctor or specialist nurse.

The consent form has to be signed by an adult who has parental responsibility for the child.

This is normal and it should start to ease by the time you are discharged.