Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
This information leaflet describes what you may expect following discharge from hospital after your bowel operation. Please feel free to contact the Colorectal ERAS nurses should you require any advice…
Skin lesions can be abnormal areas of skin tissue which can be sampled or removed under local anaesthetic by the maxillofacial surgeons in the day surgery unit. Before you leave…
We want to ensure when you go home with your new baby, you have the information needed to care for your baby confidently and safely.
You have sustained a dislocation to your elbow (plus an associated fracture if mentioned on dictation). You will have been placed in a temporary backslab (plaster) in A&E and given…
You have been diagnosed to have the bladder condition known as an Overactive Bladder (OAB) or unstable bladder. It is not unusual and affects women and men of all ages….
You are being kept in this hospital under section 5(2) of the Mental Health Act 1983 because the person in charge of your treatment, or their deputy, thinks that you…
You have sustained a fracture to your clavicle (collar bone). This normally takes between 6-12 weeks to heal. You may use the arm in the meantime as explained in the…
If you are taking part in a research trial at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, then we’d like to know what you think. Please complete a Participant Research Experience Survey (details below) managed by the NIHR Clinical Research Network Kent, Surrey and Sussex ο»Ώ It is part of the work we are doing together to […]…
This information leaflet has been given to you by your doctor or nurse to provide further information and advice about alcohol and where you can get local support.
The role of the team is to provide support for you and expert advice to the team caring for you, on a wide range of cancer related issues
