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If you are unable to transport yourself to any of our units due to the snowy conditions, please call the ambulance service for assistance.

Bringing the Wild to Life

You may also like to bring a book or magazine to read.

This will allow us to locate the area to be treated.

We aim to care for patients with respect and compassion and actively listen to meet their needs to the very best of our ability.

Labour can be painful, so it’s important to understand the different pain relief options available to you and the ways your birth partner can help.

they’re able to take sufficient volume to support growth.

This is to guide your surgeon to the best possible place to bring out the stoma.

Our team are friendly and supportive, and here to listen to you.

COVID-19 symptoms and what to do NHS.UK has more information about COVID-19 symptoms and what to do if you have them.

This service allows you to have more convenient and timely access to key information, and also ensure that your choices on what you want to happen at each

In any one year our exposure will vary according to where we have lived, where we may have flown to and what we may have eaten.

You will need to be referred to rheumatology by your GP, so please contact your GP to request this.

Who we aim to see

“We wanted to put on activities that were accessible and affordable for everyone with people being able to give as little as £1 to the appeal.

This liquid may be given to you, by the nurse, to take home to be used to help remove the leaked drug from under your skin.

It's important to keep your toes and knee (If the cast allows you to do so) moving.

Visiting hours Partners and baby's siblings 9am to 9pm All other visitors 2pm to 3pm; 6pm to 7pm Birth partners can stay overnight in the maternity ward

While we may not be able to answer all questions, we'll endeavour to respond to those of you who include an email address.

to have the biggest impact to enhance learning.