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There are now good opportunities for Theatres to take this and roll it out to all areas of theatres and to all theatres within the Trust leading to safer

Take care not to get water into the actual stoma as this may cause you to cough.

will be completed shortly for patients who are unable to access digital information or prefer to use a physical document.

"Teamwork is crucial in the hospitals, and this challenge will also help to develop our culture of working together to give the best possible care to our

wish to.

You may choose to stay overnight to support a new parent. To ensure the safety and comfort of all our mothers and babies, please note the following.

You can also discuss what to ask with your loved ones. These examples are provided to help you decide what you'd like to know.

If you are unable to do this please email the same information to ghn-tr.gsqia@nhs.net

Objective To establish how best to conduct a definitive randomised controlled trial (RCT) to determine whether NF and BM given by families rather than

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The goal was for it to be accurate but straightforward to use. The tool was in line with BNF guidance and approved by pharmacy.

everyone who continues to be affected by the difficult choices we have to make.”

Around six hundred volunteers are set to be recruited to the study across the UK.

To begin with try to make sure you get the answers to these 3 questions: What are my choices?

The key to this procedure is precise probe placement to ensure the tumour is adequately treated whilst avoiding damage to healthy tissue and surrounding

I treasure my journey and I am also not afraid to challenge practices to create a meaningful change.

It’s important to have a vision to work towards and bring the team along with that vision.

prognosis letter to GP was 50%.

Signals are sent directly to the hearing nerve and then to the brain, allowing sounds to be heard.