Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…attended and brought messages and flowers to attach to the bench. Rupert Kirby, member of the Organ Donation Committee and father of a kidney transplant recipient, said: “We feel such…
…“I would personally like to extend a big thank you to the logistics team for their support in the smooth running of the move.” Steve Phoenix, Chairman, presented the team…
…were all in it together. We all rushed to the hospital and waited for what seemed like forever to be told the operation had gone smoothly and dad was in…
Last month marked the 20th anniversary of the Multiple Sclerosis Self Help Exercise Group, which runs in the gym at Eastbourne District General Hospital on Friday evenings. Multiple Sclerosis Self…
…who have become very unwell very quickly. Group A strep usually causes a mild illness with fever and a sore throat (strep throat) but not a runny nose or cough….
…the feet turn inwards when walking. It is common in childhood and is usually outgrown. With intoeing children might be prone to tripping or looking awkward when walking or running….
…all. Please see our visiting guidance for more information and for the rules that remain in place, such as making an appointment with the ward staff before you visit. We…
This booklet is designed to be read in the run up to surgery and can be viewed wherever you wish on your computer, tablet or phone. It explains how the…
Malignant hyperthermia (MH), also called malignant hyperpyrexia, is a rare condition that runs in some families. In people who are affected, some anaesthetic drugs and gases can cause a rapid…
…been nominated for this prestigious award, which celebrates her work in her rewarding and emotionally challenging role. The Award is run by Sands, the UK’s leading pregnancy and baby loss…
