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rare, but sometimes people who have had spontaneous primary pneumothorax experience serious complications such as their lung fully collapsing which can put

individual's care or about friends or relatives should not be raised, and should be directed to our Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS), who will put

Put the sample inside the plastic specimen bag. Wash your hands with soap and water.

Shoulder and Elbow exercises Put your arm behind your back and reach up your back as far as you can. Lift your arm out to the side to around 90°.

Seal the bag along the grip seal then put it into the white carrier bag.

main role within the Trust and so their time is under pressure and yet out of date policy documents may contain incorrect information and therefore may put

Managing Memory Together (NHS) Information and Education Service Offers support and information, such as through groups, and can put you in touch with

put used tissues in the bin straight away and wash your hands immediately after

You can also make a doctor’s appointment, and your GP can put you in touch with your community midwife.

Gloucestershire to deliver truly outstanding care at the county’s two large hospital sites and this consultation is an opportunity to feedback on the options put

Move your neck from side to side as if trying to slowly put your ear onto your shoulder. Repeat this 10 times slowly in each direction.

The toilet will be easily accessible, or a commode can be put next to your bed if you prefer.

Often schools are able to put in place these reasonable adjustments without a formal APD diagnosis.

Catherine North, Fundraising Manager at Macmillan Cancer Support, said: ‘Macmillan has put forward over £157,000 to fund the service, which has covered

You should be put on your side with your head tilted back (the recovery position).

This usually gives severe pain at the time the bands are put on. If this happens, the bands may need to be removed.

Telephone numbers: 0300 422 4475 until 3.30pm at weekends: 0300 422 4476, or call our main switchboard on 0300 422 2222 and ask to be put through to the

Samples showing any signs of leaking In addition: Always put samples into an air tube pod before sending Do not use Pharmacy pods (green) for Pathology

It is the first time we have been able to put on the event since 2019 due to the pandemic.

Most of the air put in during the test will be taken out as the tube is removed.