NHS Lothian currently provides Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services to children and young people from birth to eighteen years of age. For referrals in those children under the age of five years we find it is best to meet with the Health Visitor, Public Health or School Nurse in the first instance and we
What we do Acute dietitians advise and support the medical team to help manage patients’ medical conditions and to ensure they meet their nutritional requirements. We work closely with catering services to ensure that the meals provided meet the specific nutritional, cultural and religious needs. In some cases where the oral intake remains poor or
APPLICATIONS FOR THIS PARTICULAR TYPE OF AWARD ARE NOW CLOSED FOR 2024. A NEW ROUND WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE TURN OF THE YEAR 2024/25. This is a funded opportunity for NMAHPPS professionals who have demonstrated that they are committed to pursuing a clinical academic career and are working towards the submission of an externally
Podcasts that focus on trauma experiences.
Right Care Right Place Get the right care in the right place and keep A&E free for critical emergencies. Please click on the headings to find out more about each service If you have need care over the festive period, please find an overview of all services on our Right Care Right Place public holidays webpage. HELP US HELP YOU The
Some people increase their use of alcohol or substances following a trauma. This is often an attempt to block out painful memories, thoughts or feelings related to the trauma.
There are two dedicated Social Workers attached to the Liver Transplant Unit. A service is provided to: A comprehensive range of services is available from supportive counselling to benefits advice. Before you attend for assessment please access the Patient Handbook for more detailed information. Detailed information is provided within the booklet: Scottish Liver Transplant Unit
This a self-help booklet designed to help you manage difficulties with worry by using strategies to manage the thoughts, behaviours and feelings associated with worry.
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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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