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can be cared for to enable paramedic crews to be released from hospital and respond to other emergency calls Making arrangements to ensure patients are

These tasks have been shown to be mainly routine, inappropriate and not related to acute medicine[2].

to our hospitals.

In most cases, it is usually safe to return to work 10 to 14 days after the operation.

to appropriate car parking concessions access to your relative/ friend outside of normal visiting hours Please talk to the ward staff if you would like

Due to how extremely busy we are, we will try our best to fit you in but another appointment may need to be booked.

Mindfulness is not very easy to explain, and sometimes the best way to understand it is to try it.

We hope that families, carers and friends will understand why we are asking them not to visit for this short period, but we hope to be in a position to

When you quit smoking, good things start to happen. You'll begin to see almost immediate improvements to your health.

We’re very grateful to everyone who has helped to make this possible.

Method: Regular meetings with senior Dr White, secretary (then Kim Edge) and the lead physiologist Beverley Gray to discuss and implement changes to the

You will be given pain relief to continue to take after discharge.

Tel: 0300 422 22222 When prompted, ask to speak to the operator. You should then ask the operator to put you through to the on-call eye doctor.

We would like to say a very big thank you to everyone who took part and kindly donated to help support local cancer care at our hospitals.

to be monitored.

a tool to support this.

:00am to 6:00pm Saturday to Sunday, 9:00am to 12:00 midday

Therefore, to be a volunteer you need to be able to commit to the role fully and ensure you are the right type of person to volunteer in a hospital environment

be able to respond to non-therapy aspects of the patient’s care.