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This approach enables us to design healing, humanising spaces that are personal and meaningful to the communities who will use them in the future.

Not all patients will experience this, but for the ones who do, the Late Effects Service is there to support them.

Your comments will be collated together with other feedback received and presented back to the relevant staff or department.

“We will continue to strive to maintain the highest quality of care for all our patients, as they are at the heart of all we do.”

You will be observed for up to an hour before you go home.

Reference ranges Adult reference range for 24h urine collections: <42 µmol/24h Creatinine will also be assayed to assess the completeness of the urine

This year a local assessment and advice service run by doctors and nurses will be working alongside the 111 phone service to offer additional expert support

Where a sample is repeated we will report both results.

In all other situations the test will only be performed following discussion with the Consultant Haematologist.

The next stages will be to continue to coach and support staff to engage with quality improvement science to enable our Trust to achieve its strategic

Your healthcare provider will advise the drug and approximate volume of extravasation.

Aim All women who choose Stroud or home as their place of birth will be cared for by a midwife known to them.

Aim By the end of December 2018, there will be an increase in the compliance of nurses recording time of administration for gentamicin doses (excluding

The results will be shared with Clinical Governance and Trust Board.

The laboratory has never adjusted eGFR results for race and therefore reported results will not be changing with this update.

Any sample displaying these factors cannot be processed and will be rejected As well as the above samples, the following needs to be sent to the laboratory

We will call you back as soon as possible. We work Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm (but not bank holidays).

We are very lucky to have the calibre of leaders and staff in our organisation and I am confident that we will continue to address the many challenges

As part of the campaign, an information leaflet and checklist will be shared with inpatients, families and their carers raising awareness of the benefits

Next steps: This project will be carried forward with the new role of Homeless Specialist nurse being successfully recruited to work alongside external