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A  guide to tumour marker requesting has been produced as part of this initiative. Please access the link for details. 

long as they wanted (in hospital after birth) against an average score of 41% 75% saw their midwife as much as they wanted in the postnatal period against

At times it can take as long as 4 weeks.

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Reference ranges Results are provided as a qualitative report i.e. as positive or negative for β-2 transferrin.

as the efficiencies they receive from the Surgery Team.

“This project is a powerful reminder of how meaningful music can be not just as therapy, but as a bridge to the past, to loved ones, and to one’s sense

Urine collection should be sent to the laboratory as soon as possible after completion and ideally within 24h of finishing.

As part of the Trust’s commitment to transparency and in line with NHS England guidance on Managing Conflicts of Interest, all staff identified as decision-making

As it can be difficult to always know who to go to for information, we identify one of the therapists as a link person for the therapy-related aspects

Parental responsibility is the power to make important decisions about a child, such as: Decisions about where a child will live.

Babies receiving Transitional Care will need to be monitored, sometimes as regularly as every hour.

into a plain gel tube Required information Relevant clinical details Date of possible infection Storage/transport Store at fridge temperature Transport as

Microbiology Notes ORF usually presents as vesicles on the hands of sheep and goat handlers Sample requirements Smear fresh vesicle fluid onto a clean

Outpatients are seen as needed at Cheltenham General.

a result of coronavirus is seen as just a number or forgotten.

well as closing the event.

Please contact the duty biochemist if the child is acutely unwell so that arrangements can be made for sample processing as soon as possible with the assaying

Apo A-I levels may be used to help diagnose rare conditions that cause Apo A-I deficiencies, such as Tangier and fish eye disease.

’s Centre at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital; as well as supporting the county’s two busy Accident and Emergency departments.