Results for: "handle the scop of my enigma"

What do I do with my Blue badge?

Last updated on Tuesday, July 7, 2026

If you are parked in a Blue Badge Bay, you must leave the clock portion of your blue badge on display in the vehicle. Please take the other part of the blue badge with you and scan this on the machine before leaving. Once it is scanned on the machine, it doesn’t need to be scanned again for a per...

Motor Neurone Disease (MND)

Last updated on Friday, July 24, 2026

What is Motor Neurone Disease (MND)?  MND is a fatal, rapidly progressing disease that affects the brain and spinal cord. It attacks the nerves that control movement so muscles no longer work. It does not usually affect the senses such as sight, sound and feeling etc.  Around 35% experience mi...

Who should I talk to if I have any questions or concerns about my medicines?

Last updated on Wednesday, August 14, 2019

While you are an inpatient you can ask your nurse to arrange for a consultation with your dedicated ward pharmacy team. When you get home, you can speak to your local pharmacist. If they can't help or they think that you need to see your doctor, they will advise you to do that. Alternatively, if...

When should I contact Audiology if I have an issue with my hearing aid?

Last updated on Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Some of the issues you may experience with your hearing aid may be resolved by you. Click the helpful quick check flowchart below to see if it's a problem you can solve on your own or whether you need more expert help. Alternatively, you can read our troubleshooting chart for more assistance.

Health Passport

Last updated on Wednesday, December 20, 2023

Please click on the image above to access 'My Health Passport'.

Clinical Supervision self-assessment

Last updated on Tuesday, April 24, 2018

I confirm I have successfully completed a module in clinical supervision and have undergone a period of mentorship from an experienced supervisor. I am confident in my skills to become an independent clinical supervisor.  

Patient Experience Strategy Promise Groups

Last updated on Thursday, March 14, 2024

Our Promise Groups At the heart of the Patient Experience Strategy are five "Promise Groups": Welcome "Being made to feel at ease and reassured" Inclusive "Listening to me and respecting me as an individual" Safe "Feeling safe and having trust in the staff" Care "Designing my care with m...

After Your Hysteroscopy