In emergencies, parents or carers should contact their GP within office hours and NHS 24, out of hours. NHS 24 will make contact with CAMHS USC (within operational hours) or on call psychiatry. Information for Families Your visit to CAMHS Information for patients and carersChild and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Royal Hospital for Children &
Who we are? What we do? We are a Physiotherapy team, who specialise in assessment and rehabilitation in your own home or homely setting. You may have been in hospital or you may be experiencing chronic pain. Or you may have lost confidence in doing the things you enjoy like getting around the house or
A self help guide for Panic. Produced by NHS Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear.
GENERAL HEALTH & WELLBEING Maintaining good health and wellbeing will help you to both prevent and manage many musculoskeletal (MSK) and other health problems. Here you will find advice and tools to help you look after yourself. Advice and tools from Scotlands quality assured resource offering up to date information to help you look after
Medicines can help keep symptoms under control and treat a heart condition. They can reduce the risk of heart conditions by managing blood pressure, improving heart function and circulation as well as reducing cholesterol and making blood less sticky. Medicines for Heart Conditions There are many different types of medications available and these will be
We have changed the way we are able to accept semen samples for analysis. You will need to be referred electronically by your GP in the first instance. Your GP will provide you with instructions as to how to book an appointment. Once an appointment has been made you will be asked to either drop
Further Information and Contact Details If you are a Care Home and wish to find out more about research in Care Homes, including how to take part in projects, please see ENRICH’s Information for Care Homes webpage. If you are a researcher and wish to find out more about how ENRICH could support you and
Who to contact if you think you are in labour or your waters have broken If you think you are in labour or think your waters have gone, please call the hospital where you are booked to have your baby for advice. You will be asked for your details and a brief account of your
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