Resources

Providing support and information for patients and their families.

Macmillan Upper Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary Cancer Nurse Specialists offer guidance and support from diagnosis and throughout the course of treatment and aftercare.

This information is for people who have had a major trauma and are being cared for by the Major Trauma Team at the Royal Sussex County Hospital. It includes information about where you will be cared for and who will be caring for you; pain management; your emotions; what will happen if you need more rehabilitation after you have left this hospital and where you can get further help and support.

This information explains the effects of giving a breastmilk substitute (formula) to a breastfed baby. It will help you make an informed decision about feeding choices.

Information about the Macmillan psychological therapies team.

The Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), is a registered nurse with specialist education and experience in cancer care. The Cancer Support Worker, (CSW), is often the person who answers the phone and emails. The team is based in Brighton and works closely with other members of the cancer care team both in the local area and at specialist centres.

Information and contact details about the Sunflower Clinic for women living with HIV.

Information about what happens after you have been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), the specialist MND Clinic, and who will be involved in your care.

Information on how to get involved in the Sussex Trauma Network as a patient representative.

Information for patients and carers.