Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…Clinical trials assess new treatments, technologies or methods, whilst other research studies help better understand health and specific conditions. What is a clinical trial? A clinical trial compares the effects of 1 treatment with another. It may involve patients, healthy people, or both. Testing a new medicine All clinical trials of new medicines go through a […]…
Monday 25 September saw the NHS celebrating World Pharmacists Day. Ashley Dann, Leon Gibbons, Nicole Ke Wei Sia and George Pooke, pharmacists This year’s theme was ‘pharmacy strengthening health systems’….
…the liver and may cause liver failure or liver cancer. Many people who carry the virus are unaware of it. Infected babies can develop serious liver problems. If you have…
…other professionals to support you. We can see you in a community clinic, a hospital, your own home or your nursing or residential home, depending on the nature of your…
…you following the loss of your baby Although you may be overwhelmed by emotions, it is still important to look after yourself physically. Your body has been through a challenging…
As part of your health assessment we will ask you whether you smoke, use drugs or drink alcohol. We ask these questions so we can identify if your health is…
…be seen, you might find some helpful resources below to get you started on your journey to improving your foot and ankle pain. If you would like a more in…
…as falling on an outstretched hand or a repetitive strain, like typing. Your GP, Advanced Practitioner or Physiotherapist might have given you a diagnosis already, and directed you here. Below…
…culture of empathy and collaboration.” – Beata Nagy, Housekeeper. “We walked to the Abbey to join an extremely long and winding queue of NHS colleagues. I don’t think any of…
…and 40 years old, have a healthy weight, are not anaemic, your baby is moving normally and you start your labour naturally between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy, we…
