Blood Tests
Blood tests have a wide range of uses and are one of the most common types of medical test.
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Sidney and Kelly's story for Organ Donation Week
Organ Donation Week gives us a chance to hear from some amazing people – here’s Sidney and Kelly’s story, father and daughter from Buckinghamshire. Starting with Kelly’s perspective.
27 Sept 2024
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Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust named as one of top acute trusts for staff experience
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust has once again been rated as one of the best acute trusts to work for in England, according to the results of the latest NHS Staff Survey – one of the largest workforce surveys in the world.
07 Mar 2024
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Celebrating the fantastic work of our local community cancer champions
Staff from the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, Gemma Peters, Macmillian Cancer Support Chief Executive, and the Mayor of Reading, Cllr Glenn Dennis came together recently at a special event to recognise the amazing work our volunteer cancer champions do to support their local community.
28 Oct 2024
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More Family Bays for Trust's Maternity Wards
The Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust are delighted to be able to extend the number of Family Bays on their postnatal wards which allows one supportive birth partner to stay overnight after their baby is born.
21 Nov 2024
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ICU opens doors to new visitor space
This week marks the official opening of a newly refurbished visitor space in the ICU department of the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
08 Mar 2024
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King's Birthday Honours: Huge congratulations to Mark Foulkes MBE
Mark Foulkes, Macmillan Lead Cancer Nurse and Nurse Consultant at the Trust’s Berkshire Cancer Centre has been awarded an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours list in recognition of his services to nursing.
17 Jun 2024
Read moreCouncil of Governors
Find out who are govenors are, what they do, and how you can become one.
Read moreChoose the right service
There are many different healthcare services that you can use, but it is really important that you choose the right service for your need.
Read moreChildren's Hearing Services
The Paediatric Audiology Department is a specialist clinical service which aims to assess your child’s hearing and identify and manage hearing impairment in children of all ages.
Read moreAsthma - my plan (children)
A record of your child's asthma medication and what to do if they have an asthma attack
Read moreMy baby: Getting ready to leave Buscot Ward
Our aim is to support and prepare you for taking your baby home.
Read moreMy child needs a blood test on Kempton Day Bed Unit
Explains what happens if your child needs a blood test on Kempton Day Bed Unit and how best to prepare for it
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 moreBowel care - How can I look after my bowel (Elderly Care)
Tips on how to look after your bowel and keep it working normally
Read moreBaby due date and how it affects my care
At the RBH we calculate due dates by using the crown rump length (CRL). This leaflet aims to explain how this will affect your care during pregnancy.
Read moreDonor milk: Is it an option for me and my baby?
This leaflet is for those who are wanting to breastfeed but may be experiencing early feeding challenges and want a temporary alternative to supplementation with formula milk.
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