In this section
- Attending Outpatients
- Visiting people in hospital
- Coming into hospital
- What to bring
- Language and Communication
- TV and Radio
- Mobile phones, laptops and tablets
- Food and Nutrition
- Infection Control
- Confidentiality
- Privacy and dignity
- Chaplaincy
- Safeguarding Adults
- Learning Disability Services
- Data protection
- Overseas Visitors
- Leaving hospital
- Car Parking Concessions
- Patient information leaflets
- Anaesthetics
- Anticoagulation
- Audiology (hearing and balance)
- Cancer Services
- Dermatology
- Diabetes Management
- End of Life Care
- Endoscopy Unit
- Head and Neck Specialities
- Maternity Patient Leaflets
- Ophthalmology (Eye Care and Surgery)
- Pharmacy and Medicines
- Physiotherapy
- Radiology
- Renal
- Rheumatology
- Sexual Health
- General Surgery and Urology
- Stop Smoking Service
- Overseas Visitors
End of Life Care Information for patients, relatives and carers
Hospital Facilities Information for relatives and friends of dying patients
What happens if my heart stops?
When someone may be dying
Care in the last hours or days of life
Information for relatives and friends
