You have been recommended to give yourself insulin by injection during your pregnancy. The diabetes specialist midwife or one of the team has already shown you how to inject yourself. The following checklist will act as a reminder about what you have been told and help you give your insulin safely.
Read moreExplains what insulin pump therapy is, how it works, including the benefits and risks
Read moreInformation for patients with diabetes on the insulin self-management scheme - explains how it works and its benefits when you are in hospital
Read moreChecklist to monitor important insulin start and change information
Read moreAdvice for patients who have had an inter-medullary nail (IMN) fixation of the femur (thigh bone)
Read moreInformation for patients who are to undergo an operation to insert an intercostal chest drain - to allow air, fluid or pus to leave the body for the lung to re-expand
Read moreOutlines what to expect during interferential therapy treatment - application of low frequency electrical current to stimulate nerve activity
Read moreInformation about and management of intermittent claudication (leg pain) due a narrowing or blockage in the main artery taking blood down to your leg
Read moreThis leaflet has been designed for women who need to commence Intermittent Self-Catheterisation, commonly known as ISC. It will provide you with information about why it is required, and what is involved.
Read moreAdvice for people who are taking a blood thinning drug or antiplatelet drug who need to stop this temporarily in order to have a procedure or operation
Read moreThis leaflet explains the process of ICSI, which is sometimes used as an alternative to traditional IVF.
Read moreInformation on this process which is used to treat infertility problems through the Fertility Clinic.
Read moreInformation for patients who have had a procedure to insert an intragastric balloon for weight loss - advice to maximise your success following the procedure
Read moreThis link takes you to the Tommys.org website and gives further information on this condition and what signs to look out for.
Read moreAn injection of chemotherapy into the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord to treat blood cancers
Read moreThis information leaflet is aimed at helping you understand the diagnosis of an IUPUV and to answer any questions you may have.
Read moreBlood test results show that the amount of iron you have in your blood is low - this explains treatment of iron by intravenous (IV) infusion – via a drip and pump
Read moreAims to improve understanding of sedation for treatment of your condition and contains answers to many commonly asked questions
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