You will be offered CO monitoring throughout your pregnancy and referred to our Health in Pregnancy Team if you want help and support. This information is provided in several different translations by ash.org.uk
Read moreWe routinely offer monitoring during your pregnancy to detect Carbon monoxide (CO). This provides information in a selection of different languages by the Smoking in Pregnancy Challenge Group.
Read moreInformation about the Cardiac Care Unit (CCU) at the Royal Berkshire Hospital
Read moreInformation on having a heart CT / computerised tomography coronary angiography (CTCA) scan
Read moreExplains what is involved in replacing a cardiac device generator
Read moreExplains programme to promote awareness of exercise requirement and to encourage you to change and adapt your lifestyle, as a way of managing your heart condition or following heart surgery
Read moreExercise programme to follow once discharged from hospital following treatment for a heart condition
Read moreWhat the Cardiology Patient Initiated Follow-Up (PIFU) service is and how it can help you manage your heart condition
Read moreExplains the role of the Care Crew on the Elderly Care wards at the Royal Berkshire Hospital
Read moreCaring for patients with fistulas and grafts for dialysis
Read moreInformation for older people and their relatives and carers - to accompany “No decision about me without me” Advance Care Planning
Read moreHelp and advice for carers of patients using the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
Read moreThis leaflet has been written to help you adjust to your changing shape during pregnancy and includes advice on exercising, specific exercises and advice on how to reduce stress on your back and pelvis.
Read moreAdvice to make you feel more confident in caring for your child when they leave hospital following a procedure under a general anaesthetic
Read moreAdvice for parents/carers of a child when they are wearing a hip abduction brace – a device to help hold the hips in the correct position
Read moreAdvice for parents and carers of a child who has a dislocation of the hip that is associated with developmental hip dysplasia
Read moreInformation for families who are considering taking their child's body home before the funeral
Read moreCaring for your hard bite raising appliance (Michigan splint)
Read moreUseful information and advice for patients leaving hospital with a jejunostomy feeding tube
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