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We are very grateful to have this new equipment as it not only allows us as a team to work more efficiently, it has huge benefits for the patients.”
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The department has an equipment replacement programme with a commitment to invest in new and replacement equipment – enabling us to continue to provide
The roles of our volunteers are always expanding as we discover new ways people can help us.
The IGFR test, using iohexal, allows us to measure how much blood is passing through these filters.
For the first appointment at least, we prefer to see people face to face where possible, as that helps us get the best understanding of how things are
You may be asked to complete some questionnaires – these help us to understand your concerns.
All of us suffer pain at some time in our lives but our experiences of pain are very individual.
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Many of our patients do not need to see a doctor but are managed by us.
“A priority for us is to draw attention to the support that is available to help smokers to manage their habit or to quit.
This has helped us retain the skills and experience of people like me who are older and more senior – it allows us to continue to work in high-stress environments
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Children and young people are usually referred to us via a GP, a Consultant, paediatric community and specialist nurses, as well as by Health Visitors.
Our team of digital midwives are excited to see this project becoming a reality and staff across maternity are telling us that they’re delighted that the
Her fundraising for us has been immense and we really appreciate her continued support.”
You can find us in the College Road wing of the hospital.
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The retina is the layer in the back wall of the eye that detects light, enabling us to see.
“There were quite a few of us who wanted to see her, and they let us all stay with her in critical care before Mum was moved to ward 4a.
