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For your discharge to go ahead, the team looking after you will ensure that you are fit and ready.

If you have an illness that won’t go away or have a more urgent medical need, then call your GP surgery.

If you have an illness that won’t go away after self-care or advice from the pharmacy – click or call your GP surgery.

While there is a chance that you may still be a carrier of CPE when you go home, quite often this will go away with time.

“We have an incredible Ophthalmology team in Gloucestershire, who always go the extra mile for the local patients they treat and care for.

also graduated as Silver – Quality Improvement Practitioners, recognised by the presentation of a Silver QI pin badge and certificate: Ready, Steady, Go

Your dues and heartfelt prayers are requested as I am so afraid of heights, but I will go ahead with this challenge regardless.

For your discharge to go ahead, the team looking after you will ensure that you are fit and ready.

“To be able to go in on a Friday with cancer and come out without cancer on a Saturday, well some dentistry takes longer that!

You may go home by taxi but you must have someone with you on the journey.

Usually you will be able to go home later that day. You will need someone to stay with you overnight.

For your discharge to go ahead, the team looking after you will ensure that you are fit and ready.

Children in Gloucestershire start the transition process at the age of 11 using the Ready, Steady, Go programme.

You will go back to the ward and the nurses will carry out regular checks of your fistula.

Once you leave the hospital after treatment there’s nothing afterwards – nothing to do and nowhere to go except worry.

With your support, a new calming outdoor space will be built to provide a place for anyone affected by baby loss to go and reflect.

Are you stuck, wishing that the pain would just go away? Do you struggle with the idea of accepting your pain?

In an emergency, please go to the nearest Emergency Department.

The symptoms will go when you go to sleep but may return again the following evening. Tell your doctor immediately if you have these symptoms.

Once you have had the treatment you must stay in the Iodine Suite until the Nuclear Medicine Team tell you it is safe to go home.