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Training and developing your career We are committed to developing your skills and your career.

Using several sources of clinical evidence we were able to persuade the commissioning group to continue routine funding of this important treatment Method

We recommend starting the exercises gently the day after you have given birth.

Once we are sure everything has gone well, the tube will be taken out and your child will be allowed to go home.

We would like to apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Observation No treatment is given and we will wait to see how your condition progresses.

We need to ensure that the information in our leaflets is up to date and based on evidence.

We aim to see the child or young person within 2-4 weeks of the referral.

We understand that arriving at hospital at night, whether you are in labour or accompanying someone, can be an anxious time, so please rest assured that

We ask charity place runners to raise a minimum of £2500, excluding Gift Aid and pay a non refundable registration fee of £50.

If this happens, we will repair the problem at the time of surgery.

We advise that you start with the smallest trainer and gradually increase in size as you get comfortable using them.

Visiting We are generally flexible with visiting times and number of visitors, so please check beforehand with your midwife.

We aim to respond to emails in 3 to 4 working days.

We recommend that the person considers this advice before resuming any risky activities.

Please make sure that we have your up-to-date contact details.

We will schedule your appointment as normal and write to you to confirm the details of the date and time.

If this test shows that you are not eating enough salt, we will advise you to eat more.

We advise that you keep the site dry for the first 7 days after insertion.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.