This is a link to Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists website and is for you if you have had one caesarean birth and want to know more about your birth options when having another baby.
Read moreInformation produced by Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire & Berkshire West Local Maternity Network Services (BOB LMNS)
Read moreWhere possible, we aim to keep birth partners and the mother together, so if there is no urgency to transfer to theatre, you may be offered the opportunity to accompany the mother into theatre, as long as there is a staff member to help you care for the baby.
Read moreBirth Reflections is a confidential midwife run service that provides women, birthing people and birth partners with an opportunity to talk about their birth experiences; ask questions about what happened; share feelings and check-in on emotional wellbeing; and to reflect on their overall birth experience.
Read moreThis leaflet is to provide information for those who have been chosen by an expectant mother to be a birthing partner during her labour.
Read moreExplains the process for patients starting Bispecific Antibody Therapy in the Haematology Department at the Royal Berkshire Hospital
Read moreRecord for people starting a course of bisphosphonates - bone-strengthening treatments also used to prevent bone disease
Read moreExplains simple exercises you can do to help improve incontinence - leakage of urine (wee) or stool (poo)
Read moreAdvice for relatives and carers of people with dementia - explains some of the things you can do to help manage bladder and bowel problems in people with dementia
Read moreInformation on general bladder care and tips for keeping it working normally
Read moreTo help you with your current symptoms, your physiotherapist needs to understand how your bladder is current working - please fill in the attached bladder diary for two days
Read moreInformation for Neurology patients attending hospital for a bladder ultrasound scan because of bladder problems or difficulties passing urine
Read moreThere are several bleeding conditions that occur in healthy women of childbearing age. The most important conditions for us to monitor are haemophilia and Von Willebrand disease. If you have one of these conditions and are pregnant, you will need some specialist input. This leaflet aims to answer some common questions and to provide information about how these conditions are managed in pregnancy
Read moreExplains what happens now that your care under the Berkshire Long COVID Integrated Service (BLIS) Clinic has finished
Read moreBerkshire long COVID Integrated Service (BLIS) information and advice for patients diagnosed with long COVID
Read moreSafety advice following a regional anaesthetic block (a numb arm/leg) during surgery.
Read moreOutlines how often you will need blood tests and what supplements you should be taking and when, following weight loss surgery
Read moreEasy read information about what happens when you come to hospital for a blood test
Read moreInformation for those who have been offered tests for three blood-borne viruses
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