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The service I have just experienced is excellent, staffed by highly skilled people who really care at all levels.
community will be involved as the project develops, and we are so grateful to Cheltenham and Gloucester Hospitals Charity and everyone in the community who
Biomedical Scientists (BMS) These are the specialist healthcare scientists who carry out the interpretive microbiological tasks within the laboratory.
This page provides advice for people who have injured their big toe.
We have been reflecting on our maternity services and the experiences of those who use them.
Who can I share my experiences with?
This treatment is only offered to patients with mild to moderate infections who are well enough to be discharged home but may benefit from intravenous
This would create the required space ensuring patients who need a hospital stay are cared for on the appropriate specialist ward – enhancing patient care
Trust’s first Liver Specialist Nurse in 2009, demand for the service has increased and we now have four specialist nurses at Gloucestershire Hospitals who
The aim is to highlight its commitment to ensuring that nobody who loses their life as a result of the Covid-19 virus is seen as just a number or forgotten
Richard Smith, Associate Director of the Charity, said: “Thank you to everyone who has made a donation or has started a fundraising drive for the Big Plus
Who will be doing the biopsy?
Please tell the doctor or nurse who completes the port-a-cath referral if you are taking any medicines that thin your blood, such as antiplatelet (aspirin
People who are diagnosed with cystinuria lead a normal life but are seen regularly in clinic to monitor the condition.
You may be referred for a course of treatment to a physiotherapist who specialises in prolapse.
Please make sure they are with an experienced carer who is able to closely observe them for the next few days.
This page is intended for all pregnant women who have been asked to attend for an oral Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT).
you: are allergic to any medications. are taking any other prescribed medications or herbal medicines and this has not been discussed with the person who
Normally you do not see the person who performed your procedure before going home.
On arrival, you will see a specialist emergency clinician called a triage nurse who will assess how serious your condition is.
