Cytogenetics: Sub sections
Constitutional Acquired Clinical and referral advice is available from our Clinical Genetics department. Repertoire of tests
Constitutional Acquired Clinical and referral advice is available from our Clinical Genetics department. Repertoire of tests
Support for Jurors Serving in the Scottish Courts Most of the time people will cope well with jury service however the Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service recognises that some trials may affect juror wellbeing through exposure to potentially traumatic material. The Rivers Centre therefore of offers support to individuals who may be experiencing psychological or
A number of simple coping skills for anxiety.
Strengthening our child protection services Child protection is an issue of fundamental importance to NHS Lothian, to our partner agencies, and to every single member of our staff. It remains a top priority and simultaneously one of our most challenging areas of work. We continue to strengthen child protection services through close inter-agency working between
Going home from hospital after surgery is a really positive step in your recovery. It means you can continue increasing the amount you are moving and start returning to normal activities. During your time in hospital you will have received excellent support from a whole range of professionals. For some people, going home may be
A self help guide for Obsessions and Compulsions.
Rheumatology inpatients Rheumatology patients could be admitted to one of the medical wards at the Western General Hospital, usually ward 25,26 or 27. Day unit The day unit is based at the Western General Hospital – Royal Victoria Building – Ward 75 This unit serves patients needing a variety of day-case treatments. If you are
Skin to Skin contact The first few hours of a baby’s life are very important for starting to form an attachment with their parents. Skin to skin contact is one of the ways to help you comfort your baby, make them feel safe and secure, and helps start breastfeeding and relationship building. After your baby is
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