Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…and interventions. Emma Callaghan, Occupational Therapist, said: “The garden has been designed from a research evidence base, utilising the restorative effects of nature and the outdoors to support patient wellbeing….
…It will give you information to help you make an informed decision about any choices available to you for your anaesthetic, including information on benefits, possible side effects and complications….
…the treatment options and possible side effects. They also give practical and emotional support to patients and their families. Mark Collins, Macmillan Lead Cancer Nurse at East Sussex Healthcare NHS…
…a role in immune function and cell division, helping your body deal with infection and cancer. Vitamin D has effects on many different organs and tissues all over the body….
Following your examination today you are advised to go home and rest. You can eat a light diet and drink as normal and take your usual medication. If your procedure…
…a car/motorbike or ride a bicycle, Sign any legal documents, Operate any domestic appliances or machinery, Drink alcohol Look after young children alone, Take sleeping tablets. One of the effects…
Following your examination today you are advised to go home and rest. You can eat a light diet and drink as normal and take your usual medication. If your procedure…
Following your examination today you are advised to go home and rest. You can eat a light diet and drink as normal and take your usual medication. If your procedure…
Following your examination today you are advised to go home and rest. You can eat a light diet and drink as normal and take your usual medication. If your procedure…
Following your examination today you are advised to go home and rest. You can eat a light diet and drink as normal and take your usual medication. If your procedure…
