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Gloucestershire Hospitals has recorded its best-ever results in the recent Cancer Experience survey, with 49 out of 60 questions scoring equal to or greater

In times when nothing stood but worsened, or grew strange, there was one constant good: she did not change

Contact Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Reception 0300 422 8408 or 0300 422 8409 Secretary 0300 422 6621 Outpatient booking office 0300 422 6952

The first, which we have all experienced, is acute or short-term pain. This is what we feel when we stub our toe or have appendicitis.

This involved both meetings with key staff (18 different team/divisional or Trust wide meetings were attended) and getting information from interested

Patients may require a return visit to either of our Medical SDEC following initial assessment, or follow-up care from their GP.

Method The stakeholders of the project were keen for this project to be led in this area due to their lack of access to education or support when caring

If you become unwell or have any concerns about your health, including your baby’s movements, please call our Maternity Advice Line (triage): 0300 422

The Hearing is also an opportunity for individuals and groups to share their thoughts on what they think should be taken into account, or what they think

If the second sample is <48 mmol/mol treat as high risk of diabetes and repeat the test in 6 months or sooner if diabetes symptoms develop.

You can bath or shower the following day. Do not use tampons until the blood-stained discharge has stopped as this could cause an infection.

Sample requirements For adults, 5 ml of blood taken into a narrow plain gold top gel tube (or 3.5mL rust top for the Acute Unit) Storage/transport Send

Sample requirements For adults, blood taken into a 5mL gold top tube (or rust top for the Acute Unit) For children, blood taken into a 3.5mL rust

An alternative route into the hospital would be use the second Centre Block entrance and/ or the Oncology main entrance.

What to expect When you arrive at the suite, you will: speak to a consultant or doctor speak to anaesthetist, who will explain the anaesthetic and how

We offer a face-to-face, group programme to provide advice and support to help you learn new ways of managing your diabetes, called REACCT, or re-education

Aim We aimed to ensure 100% of patients at both CGH and GRH Emergency Departments who received DCCV for atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter received

It affects 1 in 3 patients and in 3 cases out of every 1000, causes life threatening complications such as paralytic ileus or bowel obstruction.

Aim We aimed to ensure 100% of patients at both CGH and GRH Emergency Departments who received DCCV for atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter received

For more information or to rise sustainability issues, please email the sustainability team.