Care home advice - Care of fistulas and grafts
Caring for patients with fistulas and grafts for dialysis
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Bladder diary (Elderly Care)
To 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 moreDelirium (Elderly Care)
Explains why some patients may experience acute confusion while they are in hospital, what the symptoms are and how it may be treated
Read moreEar Care Clinic (ENT)
Information about a clinic for ear wax management for patients with structurally abnormal ears, e.g. those with mastoidectomy cavities
Read moreEnhanced supportive care (ESC)
Explains ESC which helps people to stay well during cancer treatment and after it has finished
Read moreWelcome to the Kidney Care Clinic
Explains what happens in the clinic so you know what to expect
Read moreAdvance Care Planning Clinic (children)
Information about planning in advance for episodes of illness that may result in hospitalisation or unexpected deterioration of children and young people
Read moreCast care checklist for use in the community
Checklist for staff or relatives looking after patients in a cast, usually to immobilise a fracture (break) while it heals
Read moreElderly Care Surgical Liaison Service
Explains how the Surgical Liaison Service can help you or your relative to best prepare for an operation
Read moreFoot care advice for people with diabetes
Gives advice on looking after your feet for patients with diabetes
Read moreMinor burns care (adults and children)
Aims to help you and/or your relative look after your burn injury following discharge from the Emergency Department (A&E)
Read moreTaking care of your removable cast
Explains how to look after the removable cast used in the treatment of your injured limb
Read moreTongue tie after care information
You have been given this information following the tongue tie procedure on your baby to help you in their recovery and provide information on what to do if you have any concerns.
Read moreVACU Virtual Acute Care Unit
Information for patients who are discharged home from VACU following a diagnosis which requires further home monitoring. It explains how you can monitor yourself at home to make sure your body’s oxygen levels, heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure remain safe.
Read moreVoice care tips for a healthy voice
Explains how the voice is produced and gives tips and advice to help with your voice difficulties
Read morePostnatal care: When and where?
This leaflet provides you with information about your postnatal care (care after birth).
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