This booklet will tell you more about stress, and help you to see if stress is a problem for you. It makes simple suggestions about how to manage stress and what other help maybe available.
This page includes some frequently asked questions about how GP Practices are now working. Why are GP practices working differently?Since the pandemic, health services must operate differently to protect everyone. It’s important to maintain safe infection control and minimise unnecessary physical contact where possible. This means there are now more ways for you to access
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
Please help us reduce our waiting times. If you cannot make your appointment or no longer want to be seen by urology physiotherapy, please phone the department and let us know. If you fail to attend your appointment you will be discharged and a letter sent back to your doctor. If you cancel more than
The following evidence confirms staff will frequently be caring for people with a sensory impairment. This means your staff will frequently be caring for people with a sensory impairment and it is therefore important they have training and knowledge on related issues. Sensory Impairment eLearning for Care Home Staff As part of the implementation of
A self-help guide for coping with bereavement and grief that uses cognitive behavioural therapy – CBT.
If you have an injury that needs urgent or immediate attention, you should call 111 to make an appointment with an expert in one of NHS Lothian’s Minor Injury Units. The MIU team can help adults and children over 12 months who have a recent minor injury of up to 7 days, including: Depending on
We are a national service hosted by NHS Lothian. We are committed to providing specialist support in Scotland for deaf people with mental health problems across Scotland. What do we do? We provide a high quality service for people with hearing impairment suffering from a mental disorder. Predominantly, we are a consultancy and liaison service
The NHS Lothian website is comprised of multiple sections each with their own unique search engines. If you aren't finding what you're looking for, our other sections may hold the information you require.
The main section for NHS Lothian. Includes information on hospitals and locations, what to do in emergencies, our waiting times, your rights, immunisations and how to volunteer.
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The News section for NHS Lothian. Latest news and updates for patients and the media, plus pages celebrating our annual staff awards 'Celebrating Success'.
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Information on Dentists, GPs, Opticians, Pharmacies and an A-Z of healthcare services provided by NHS Lothian.
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Information for our Staff including Staff Benefits, Staff Networks, Staff Support and Professional Education sites.
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