Urine sample for C-Peptide / Creatinine ratio
Instructions for a test is to check whether or not your body is naturally producing any insulin
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Patient Information Leaflets
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Urodynamic studies
This leaflet is for women undergoing urodynamic studies – these are investigations carried out to identify the cause of the bladder symptoms that you are currently experiencing. The tests assist us in diagnosing and treating your condition.
Read moreUrodynamic study (Urology)
For patients visiting the Urology Procedures department for a urodynamic study to assess your urinary problem
Read moreUrology patient initiated follow-up (PIFU)
Explains what the Urology Patient-Initiated Follow-Up (PIFU) service is and how it can help you manage your condition
Read moreUse of restraint mitts and freedom splints in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
Explains how and why patients may wear restraint mitts and freedom splints in ICU.
Read moreUseful Apps for cancer patients
A list of apps, from external organisation, that you and your family may find helpful
Read moreUseful contact numbers
This leaflet is for pregnant women, partners and new parents, to access for support during or after pregnancy.
Read moreUseful contacts after leaving hospital (Occupational Therapy)
Contact details for resources, walking aids and support following discharge from hospital
Read moreUseful organisations and support groups for people with eye / sight conditions
Contact details for organisations and support groups (eyes)
Read moreUseful resources during pregnancy
Congratulations on your pregnancy! This information is a list of useful resources to help you develop a relationship with your baby and learn more about feeding and safe sleeping.
Read moreUsing the telephone with hearing aids
Useful guide for learning how to use the telephone with your hearing aids
Read moreUsing vaginal dilators after pelvic radiotherapy
Guide to using vaginal dilators following pelvic radiotherapy
Read moreUterine artery embolisation (UAE) to treat obstetric haemorrhage
This information is about a procedure called uterine artery embolisation (UAE), which can be used to treat ongoing excessive bleeding from the uterus (womb) following birth. This leaflet may be given to you before or after the procedure to give you a better understanding of what has been done and why.
Read moreUterine fibroid embolisation aftercare advice
Advice following embolisation of uterine fibroids
Read moreVACU Alcohol detox
For patients who are discharged home following a stay in hospital with alcohol withdrawal
Read moreVACU Complex bone and joint infection
For patients who are discharged home following treatment for bone or joint infection and who require ongoing monitoring of symptoms and possible side effects of antibiotics
Read moreVACU Coronavirus (Covid-19)
For patients who are discharged home following a stay in hospital with Coronavirus (Covid-19)
Read moreVACU Pneumonia
For patients discharged home following a diagnosis of pneumonia (chest infection) and who require ongoing monitoring of symptoms and possible side effects of antibiotics
Read moreVACU Pulmonary embolism
For patients who are discharged home following diagnosis of a pulmonary embolism - explains how you can monitor yourself at home
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