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Opportunities exist to improve information transfer through education as well as further developing handover tools.

We will provide you with as much information as we can about your condition and treatment options before you leave the department.

Return the container and the request form to your GP’s surgery or to one of the Pathology reception desks as soon as possible after completion.

The test can be ordered as an urgent request.

Feel the gentle rising under your hand as you breathe in through your nose and the gentle falling as you breathe out through your nose or mouth.

We see the impact on their faces as soon as they walk in - it’s incredibly rewarding."

As a Carer, it is important that you are receiving the support you need.

planned behaviour was used as it recognises all the psychological elements that are relevant to staff and managers for this QIP.

It has been a rewarding project as I know this service is directly improving patient care and choice.

far as possible and ensuring the best possible service for patients under present circumstances.

well as damaging equipment and the hospital environment.

We also gave out an A-E assessment handout which staff took home from the teaching session to use as a refresher.

The procedure will be carried out by an experienced doctor, and we will make sure that you are as comfortable as possible.

It is important to keep yourself as strong as possible to help you cope with any treatments you may have.

The Trust parking permits are being reviewed as part of an overhaul of the system and we will be in touch as soon as we have more details.

Due to their complex health needs it is very important that communication between community and hospital staff is as easy as possible to allow for smooth

Note that PIIINP can be raised following bone fracture and also in rheumatology patients as it can be falsely elevated in inflammatory arthritis and so

much as possible.

People who have tears which are smaller than 2 centimetres will be managed in the SDEC or AEC departments as an outpatient.

Normally, our skin works as an effective barrier to protect us against infection.