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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

Find out what Gloucestershire Hospitals can offer you.

Exceptions can be made for relatives hoping to visit on compassionate grounds or to offer support for people with certain conditions (see the visiting

Condition specific organisations who offer information, support and advice

Objectives of our arts programme To offer access to and engagement with high-quality arts programmes, enhancing our patients' quality of life.

For clarity, we’ve provided a summary of the current service offer below.

Re-apply every 2 hours for the first 2 to 3 days. If the area becomes very painful, numb or tingles, remove the ice pack immediately.

Re-apply every 2 hours for the first 2 to 3 days. If the area becomes very painful, numb or tingles, remove the ice pack immediately.

tinnitus or those requiring rehabilitation, hearing therapy, adult BAHA fitting, CROS aid fitting, cochlear implant after-fitting support and balance re-habilitation

You might wish to offer a small snack (like a cube of cheese or a biscuit with peanut butter) a few hours before the next meal – it will offer extra calories

The documents were then reviewed and re- tested.

REACCT (re-education and carbohydrate counting) offers advice and support to help you learn new ways of managing your diabetes.

She continues “I am proud that during the pandemic we continued to offer surgery to people with cancer and other urgent conditions when hospitals around

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These specialised professionals are equipped to offer essential support and guidance to young people aged 11-16 years who are admitted for their safety

Q&As about Cheltenham Aveta Q: Will Cheltenham Aveta be re-opening?

We are sorry to hear that your baby has died and would like to offer our support at this time.

You are always welcome to be re-referred to the renal psychology service again in the future.

Bladder re-training can be useful and in some cases medication may also help.