Diazepam - Giving your child rectal diazepam
Advice on administering diazepam via a rectal tube to a child who is having a seizure
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Patient Information Leaflets
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EEG with melatonin (children)
This leaflet is for the parents/carers of children who have been referred for an EEG test with melatonin at the John Radcliffe Hospital by the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust’s Paediatric Epilepsy Team.
Read moreErb's Palsy
Explains exercises you should do with your baby diagnosed with Erb’s Palsy to help correct this condition
Read moreFinger exercises for children
Exercises to improve strength and movement of a child's hand
Read moreFoot and ankle stretches following serial casting
Stretches for children who have had serial casting and are required to do exercises as advised by their physiotherapist or orthotist
Read moreHealthcare travel costs scheme
Information for patients and carers who want to claim back costs for transport to hospital appointments
Read moreHelping children (over 1 year old) make the most of what they eat
Dietary advice to the parents and carers of children who need extra help to meet their nutritional needs.
Read moreHip spica - caring for your child
Advice for caring for a child when they are wearing a hip spica – a cast to help the hip to develop properly
Read moreHow to see your health records
How to see your health records – accessing information held by the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
Read moreHow we use your personal information
Why the NHS collects information about you and how it is used, how we keep your personal information confidential and your right to see your health records and choose how your personal information is used
Read moreHypermobility in children over 5 years of age
Exercises for strengthening your child’s legs, arms and core muscles to help support their hypermobile joints
Read moreHypermobility in children under 5 years of age
Exercises for strengthening your child’s legs, arms and core muscles to help support their hypermobile joints
Read moreIntroducing solids for babies following a milk-free diet
For parents and carers of babies with a milk allergy - outlines how to wean your child onto solid food while maintaining a milk fee diet
Read moreMilk free diet for children with milk allergy
Advice for parents and carers of babies and children with a milk allergy. It explains how milk allergy can affect your child’s health, how a diagnosis is made and how you can manage your child’s diet to reduce their symptoms
Read moreNeonatal physiotherapy - Why has my baby been referred?
Information for parents of babies born under 30 weeks who have been referred to the Neonatal Physiotherapy Service
Read moreNo longer allergic - Following a child's Oral Food Challenge (OFC)
Advice for families whose child has demonstrated in an Oral Food Challenge that they are no longer allergic to the food / milk that they were challenged to
Read morePaediatric clinical psychology
This leaflet is for children, young people and their families to tell them about the Paediatric Clinical Psychology service at the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read morePerthes - Range of movement exercises
Useful information on suitable activities to keep children with Perthes active and flexible
Read morePerthes - General information for parents and carers
Useful information for parents and carers on Perthes disease (hip disorder), and how your child may be affected and the condition managed
Read morePerthes - Strengthening exercises
Useful information on suitable activities to keep children with Perthes active, and their muscles strong and flexible.
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