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This statement was prepared on 15 August 2023. It was last reviewed on 30 August 2023. This website was last tested on 1 August 2023.

Access to the Emergency Department will be on foot on the path next to the helipad.

the request form Printed labels are acceptable on specimens and request forms (stick a label on all request form copies) Printed labels used on specimens

If a mother or baby born at Stroud needs postnatal care that requires on-going in hospital monitoring, this will be accommodated on our Maternity Ward

Nursing staff on all the wards at CGH

For emergency out of hours media calls only, call our switchboard on 0300 422 2222 to speak to the on-call communications manager.

For adults not on haemodialysis or haemofiltration, samples should be collected just before the 2nd to 5th dose depending on creatinine clearance.

EDTA, Serum B12 and Folate can only be performed on clotted samples (gold / red top).

Three Oncology disabled car parking spaces will be barriered off from 3pm on Friday 28 February until 1:30pm on Saturday 1 March.

Requesting Molecular testing on known solid tumour samples (FFPE only) can be requested via Home Page - Pathology Add On Tests (glos.nhs.uk) link.

See the station car park marked on the map; some on-road parking is also available on Great Western Road

A clotting screen is not a suitable test request to monitor patients on unfractionated, fractionated heparin (APTT ratio) or on Warfarin (INR).

the research process and on applying for funding.

A serum Tg >0.1 µg/L while on suppressive levothyroxine therapy may indicate thyroid remnant, recurrent or persistent disease.

Local guidance is available on the Intranet or by contacting the IPC team.

Conclusions/ Learning points: 97.6% of patients on ACUC received antibiotics within 60 minutes Type of antibiotic no affect on time Limited room for further

If you have any questions or any concerns about having the scan, please contact the Imaging Department on the number shown on your appointment letter.

You cannot start it on your second or third treatment and so on. Scalp cooling can be stopped at any time.

You should have a bath or shower before arriving on the unit, and wash your hair.

Your care thereafter will very much depend on your reason for admission.