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As of this morning (Tuesday 14 May), if you’re over the age of 18 you will be able to view your appointment letters and details in our brand new Patient

Using these results, as well as identifying how other Trusts report on patient experience, we designed the first version of the new style report and sent

“We are urging local people to continue to take every possible precaution to help reduce community transmission, as well as observing our guidance about

“My period as Chief Executive has, without doubt, been the most challenging and yet the most rewarding of my 40-year career.

You can contact your equipment provider at Gloucestershire Hospitals via email so we can effectively manage this as soon as possible: ghn-tr.lung.function

As a patient’s condition changes, they may be moved to different areas within DCC.

All necessary dental treatment should be completed as soon as possible prioritising extractions and sub-gingival scaling.

We have no plans to cancel appointments or operations and you should continue attending hospital appointments as usual, unless you are directly contacted

As a charity we understand how important green spaces are - not just for our patients, but for the staff who care for them as well.

We appreciate your cooperation, which will allow ward staff and supporting teams to complete this move with as little disruption as possible See the map

soon as possible at ambient temperature If transport is delayed, store at fridge temperature Turnaround time Sent to the National Reference Laboratory

Send as soon as possible (within 24 hours) to the laboratory either via GP or direct to the laboratory.

Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) programme has appointed a leading orthopaedic surgeon from the Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, to work as

Chemical Pathology Notes Progesterone is used as a marker of ovulation in the investigation of infertility.

The test can be ordered as an urgent request. Therapeutic range

If you have abnormal vaginal bleeding, you should always see your GP as soon as possible for this to be checked out.

As well as opting out of things, your HS may mean that you have to do things you would rather not do.

If you are unable to provide up to date details, we may ask people who accompany you, such as your relatives.

I cannot believe the care I have received as the visits to my appointments are like visiting a friend-nothing is too much trouble.

As expert physiotherapists in bladder conditions, we are able to request investigations (tests such as urodynamics) and to refer you to consultants or