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Day (10am-12 midday and 2-4pm) Thursday 7 September – Myeloma Awareness Day (9.30-11.30am and 1.30-3.30pm) Our specialist Cancer Support Workers will be

Conclusion Inter-fractional uterus and cervix movement can be substantial and can vary from patient to patient.

On Tuesday 19 November, we will be lighting up the outside of Gloucestershire Royal Hospital to support WorldAMR Awareness Week.

With standard radiotherapy, patients may have 20 to 30 treatments, but SABR can be delivered over an average of just five treatments, meaning that fewer

When we are ready, you will be called through to an examination room where you will see a member of the team.

This means that when a patient deteriorates suddenly, it can be too late to have these discussions, therefore their wishes not known and also patient and

If you lose your ticket, you will be charged the full daily rate of £14.70

skills needed to be part of an Emergency Department team.

We also offer genetic testing to patients who may be suspected of having familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH).

Conclusion Due to financial pressures procedures seen to be “cosmetic” are at risk of being decommissioned.

Spending extended periods of time in hospital can be challenging for both patients and their loved ones.

If unavoidable, samples can be stored refrigerated overnight.

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able to offer this type of procedure, which could not be performed with standard keyhole surgery alone."

We strive to be a diverse and inclusive employer where we can all be ourselves.

to do if your baby looks to be blue or is not breathing normally.

Changes to diet and lifestyle can often be helpful in managing IBS symptoms.

These services and individuals can sometimes be forgotten or hidden and this exhibition of portraits looks to bring them into the open, as the everyday

Investigating LfE reports is an additional workload that can be challenging to manage for investigators Each area will need to designate an appropriate

Women suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) can now be looked after as day cases following an innovative move by the Trust designed to improve patient