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About My Test What will happen during your appointment and what to do if you need to change your appointment. How Will I Know about My Appointment? About My Test Making Changes to Your Appointment Why is Screening Important? Cervical Screening Understanding My Results

If I give birth in hospital, when can I go home? You can go home as soon as you feel able and as long as there are no concerns with either you or your baby. We would usually suggest six hours after the birth if all is well. What if I need to stay in longer? We

This page provides guidance, legislation and frameworks where a team or topic do not have this on their page. Contribute to Legislation and Guidance July 2023 – Meaningful Connection, Self-Evaluation Tool The Care Inspectorate have launched a self-evaluation tool, which adult and older people’s Care Homes can use to help assess how they are doing

​Please find a summary of trauma related training programmes that are currently available for staff.  If you currently work within the South East Trauma Network and are interested in attending one of the below courses please speak to your line manager about registration. HECTOR HECTOR began as the Heartlands Elderly Care Trauma and Ongoing Recovery

Royal Edinburgh & Associated Hospitals Dietetic Team Who are we? A team of dietitians and support workers based at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital What do we do? We are an inpatient adult mental health team covering many locations across Lothian including: Royal Edinburgh Hospital, Astley Ainslie Hospital, Liberton Hospital, Findlay House, Ferryfield House, Ellen’s Glen

Welcome to NHS Lothian Maternity Services Each year, NHS Lothian provide care during pregnancy, birth and postnatally for around 8000 women, pregnant people and their babies. This website was designed in collaboration with parents to provide up-to-date information about your local maternity services in Edinburgh and the Lothians.  If you read a piece in the

For medical advice, treatment or prescriptions, you can contact your GP practice. GP practices are busy. If you have a minor illness, please think about whether you can manage it yourself with guidance from NHS Inform  or visit your local pharmacist first.  Your local GP practice can give you more information about which services they offer and

This service contributes to the training of spinal surgeons from the United Kingdom, Europe and the rest of the World. This type of training helps those who come to the Service and this Service learns from them. These surgeons have the title Spinal Fellows. Please use the Contact Us page if you are wishing to be considered

There may be lots of things to think about when you are asked to come to hospital for an operation. This webpage gives you clear information about the practical steps you need to take.It is very important that you follow the fasting instructions below. If you do not do this, your operation may be cancelled. How to