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This will be to review your recovery progress.

A patient and staff questionnaire is to be developed so feedback can be obtained, learning can be shared and practice improved.

Replacement kits should be with you within 5 days Page last updated: 11/10/2021

All responses will be anonymous and any information provided will be used sensitively and stored securely.

Description Colour coded ORANGE Pack contains:Sterile wire-shafted swab Use for bacteriology investigations only - may be useful for urethral and auditory

Refrigerate samples if transport is delayed The recovery of anaerobes may be compromised if transport delays exceed 3 hours Turnaround time Up to 5 days

This may be a stiff-soled shoe, a wooden-soled sandal, or a removable short leg-fracture brace shoe.

This may be up to 60mg but can sometimes be more. It can take 6 to 8 weeks before the medication is effective for some patients.

Medical notes to be returned to slot.

Initially, patients can be referred to the Late Effects service by GPs and other healthcare professionals and they will soon be able to self-refer.

The operation may need to be carried out again and the tubes reinserted.

Having back pain can be worrying.

Should be checked in cases of unexplaned, recurrent miscarriage and DVTs.

Where ALP remains persistently raised, and the cause cannot be identified, the measurement of ALP isoenzymes may be indicated.

If there are any positive findings, then the patient should be referred to the Clinical Immunology.

urgent care and specialist hospital services could be provided in the future.

To be referred to the clinic, please speak to your midwife or GP

should be admitted via the acute medical take.

Lisa Stephens, Head of Midwifery, added: “We completely understand that the CQC findings may be concerning for patients and colleagues.

Any area of your body can be affected but the legs are the most common place.