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Newborn Life Support (NLS)

Last updated on Wednesday, June 24, 2026

NLS equips healthcare professionals with the skills to assess and manage newborn infants requiring support immediately after birth. Course Structure 1-day face-to-face course Pre-course MCQ and course manual Who Can Attend Healthcare professionals involved in the care of newborn infant...

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Tag:   apnoea (2)     NLS (1)     Resuscitation (5)     newborn (2)     life (1)     support (27)     bradycardia (1)    

Gynaecology Theatres

Last updated on Monday, February 10, 2025

The Gynaecology theatre consists of two operating theatres and a recovery area providing surgery and care for around 4500 patients per year. Our highly skilled Surgeons perform a wide range of open and minimal access (keyhole) procedures including hysterectomy and treatment of endometriosis. Min...

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e-ILS (Immediate Life Support)

Last updated on Wednesday, June 24, 2026

e-ILS is a blended learning course developed by Resuscitation Council UK, focusing on recognising and managing deteriorating patients and cardiac arrest using a structured approach. Course Structure Half-day e-learning - Candidates must complete all pre-course e-learning and review the course...

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Tag:   first responders (1)     life support (3)     ILS (1)     CPR (2)     defibrillation (1)     re-certification (1)    

Local Anaesthetic

Last updated on Tuesday, April 10, 2018

A local anaesthetic is a type of painkilling medication that is used to numb areas of the body during some surgical procedures. You stay awake when you have a local anaesthetic but in some cases the local anaesthetic can be combined with sedation. How does local anaesthetic work? Local anae...

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Good Night Sleep Tight

Last updated on Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Laurence McKenna PhD February 2005 © British Tinnitus Association This information is not a substitute for medical advice. You should always see your GP / ENT Consultant Insomnia is defined, amongst other things, as difficulty in falling and/or staying asleep. Mild sleep disturbances are very...

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