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RLHIM – The SELF-CARE SPACE The Self-Care Space is an exciting adjunct to our NHS clinical services helping with problems we see commonly such as chronic pain, tiredness, sleep problems, low and anxious mood, and menopausal symptoms. We will be offering the chance to explore a number of therapies and activities, including Mindfulness Reflexology Reiki Indian Head Massage Guided exercise techniques such as: Tai Chi Yoga We run regular group workshops for patients to come together in a positive and supportive way to develop and share skills. We see this co-created approach as an essential part of living well with long term conditions
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This has been written by the acupuncture team at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine ( It gives you information about how to do home- acupuncture and how to manage any possible side effects.
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The department of neuro-otology provides a specialist national service for the diagnosis, investigation, management and rehabilitation of complex, auditory, vestibular and voice disorders, including skull base surgery.
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This patient information explains what Aural (ear) microsuction is and what your alternatives are.
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Whether to check appointment details, receive test results and clinic letters, or to complete pre-visit questions and checks to prepare for appointments, more and more patients activate MyCare UCLH each day.
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This page explains how to hand express your colostrum. It is for mothers/birthing parents who will have a baby on the neonatal unit.
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Acupuncture is the insertion of solid needles into the body to improve health. The needles are very fine, much thinner than needles used to give injections or take blood samples. We use sterile needles. They are disposable and never reused.
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Using Attend Anywhere for video clinics You and your clinician are able to communicate over a secure online video system called Attend Anywhere. What do I need to make an Attend Anywhere video…
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This page explains how to start using a breast pump.
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A new specialist blood transfusion service at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital is transforming care for people living with sickle cell disease (SCD) across the East of England.
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FOI2017126 Staff infected by blood-borne virus by patients
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FOI2017125 Restraint of patients
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FOI2017123 Information on the price paid, total expenditure and total volume held of Cyanide antidotes, Levothyroxine and Primidone medications
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Charity Matters magazine - Winter 2020
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FOI201790 Complementary and Alternative Medicine Library and Information Service refurbishment
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FOI2017119 Diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer disease patients
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FOI2017107 Number of physical attacks on staff, patients and visitors
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FOI201795 Patient administration system
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FOI201796 IT middle management organisational structure
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FOI2017129 Water hygiene