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It is therefore very important to know if you are allergic to penicillin.

If you feel you are under or over-stocked, please let us know so that any changes to your prescription can be made.

Discharge planning starts as soon as you are admitted as we like to know your social circumstances and give you a proposed date for discharge.

Discharge planning starts as soon as you are admitted as we like to know your social circumstances and give you a proposed date for discharge.

We often do not know what has caused the bleed but below are some of the more common reasons: Rubbing your eye Coughing or vomiting High blood pressure

I don’t know what we would have done without them. This garden will be a fitting legacy which can be enjoyed for many years to come."

You do not need to see your GP to self refer, but you will need to know: the name of your GP and your GP surgery your MRN or NHS number

We know that many people undergoing cancer treatment will suffer from fatigue at some stage in their journey.

If you feel your condition changes or you need pain relief while you are waiting, please let the staff know.

Discharge planning starts as soon as you are admitted as we like to know your social circumstances and give you a proposed date for discharge.

They took the time to get to know me and really cared.

We will not know if this is needed until the test itself.

Despite the hope that comes with the vaccine, we also know that the early months of 2021 will be similarly challenging and therefore would like to take

We want to know how it affects your movement, daily life and how you feel in yourself.

Coral Boston said: “We know that we are only beginning to breakdown some barriers in relation to speaking up about mental health worries.

Please let the staff know if: You are taking any blood thinning medication (such as warfarin, clopidogrel, aspirin, rivaroxaban or apixaban).

We know that the vast majority of our local community in Gloucestershire appreciates the extraordinary dedication and expertise of our NHS and we’re extremely

Deborah Lee, Chief Executive: “We know this will be a really tough challenge, but we’re determined to compete to win, and every step we take will be worth

I know that we only see a glimpse of their life during the period that we care for them but in that short span of time, I feel privileged to look after

When will I know my child’s test results?