Warm autoimmune haemolytic anaemia
Information for adults diagnosed with warm autoimmune haemolytic anaemia (AIHA)
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63
People
Number of people in A&E department
2:09
Hours
Average wait to be seen by a clinician
1:24
Hours
Average time in the department
Patient Information Leaflets
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Watchful waiting patient plan
This folder provides you with information regarding your diagnosis, treatment plan and follow-up, as well as contact details and information regarding the team involved in your care.
Read moreWater births: Use of a birthing pool for labour and birth
This card will have been given to you by your midwife because you have requested to use the birthing pool/bath, or the midwife has recommended this for you. Please take a few minutes to read this information and if you have any further questions please ask.
Read moreWater safety and testing
Explains about the bacteria that may be in the hospital water supply and how and why we monitor them to keep everyone safe
Read moreWater soluble contrast enema
What happens when you come into hospital for a water soluble contrast enema - a special X-ray examination to view the colon after surgery
Read moreWax removal in the targeted Wax Removal Clinic
Explains how to prepare for the clinic, what will happen next and any risks involved
Read moreWeaning your baby - additional information
High calorie weaning advice for infants under 1 year who need additional support with weight gain and growth
Read moreWearing a face mask covering with hearing aids
Tips for safely and comfortably wearing a face mask with hearing aids
Read moreWearing and cleaning your new ear protection
Care advice for people using swim/full shell noise/music/canal noise/sleep plugs to protect their ears and hearing
Read moreWeight loss (Bariatric) surgery - key facts
Explains why bariatric surgery may be recommended and outlines what to expect before the operation
Read moreWeight loss in newborn babies
This leaflet explains why some babies may gain weight slower than others, and also explains how we will support you at this time.
Read moreWelcome to Adelaide Ward
Information about Adelaide Ward – a ward specialising in caring for oncology and haematology patients
Read moreWelcome to Induction of labour suite
The Induction of Labour (IOL) Suite is located within Marsh Ward on Level 4 of the maternity block. This explains what facilities are available and what to expect.
Read moreWelcome to Level 4 Maternity Iffley and Marsh Ward
This leaflet gives you key information about the routines, facilities and help available to you during your stay with us on the Maternity Wards.
Read moreWelcome to Sidmouth Ward
Outlines facilities and routines on Sidmouth Gastroenterology Ward.
Read moreWelcome to Sonning Ward
Sonning Ward is a ward for gynaecology patients, which is located on level 5 of the Maternity Block. This leaflet outlines ward routines and useful advice.
Read moreWelcome to the Acute Medical Unit (AMU) and Higher Monitoring Unit (HMU)
Explains what happens on AMU and HMU.
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