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Supported Bowel Cancer Follow Up

The Supported Bowel Cancer Follow Up scheme enables the specialist bowel cancer team to keep a close eye on recovery following bowel cancer treatment.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Cancer services

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Supporting a child when someone in the family has a serious illness

How to support a child when a family member has a serious illness.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Cancer services

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital
Supporting our patients and their family and friend carers

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: About our hospitals

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information audio and video
Supporting staff and patients’ language and communication needs policy
Supracondylar fracture

This information tells you how to care for a break of the humerus bone.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Physiotherapy

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: St Richard’s Hospital and Worthing Hospital
Suprapubic catheter care at home

A suprapubic catheter is used to drain urine from the bladder. A catheter is inserted through a small incision (cut) in the baby’s abdomen (tummy) into the bladder.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Neonatology

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Surgical advice sheet

Hand Service

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Trauma and orthopaedics

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Princess Royal Hospital
Surgical correction for ingrown toenail

Information on surgery for an ingrown toenail in a child.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Paediatrics

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital and Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital
Sussex Pituitary Multidisciplinary Team

Details of the Sussex Pituitary multidisciplinary team.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Diabetes and endocrinology

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital
Swallowed foreign object: The Alex

Information about symptoms and treatment for swallowed foreign objects in children.

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Service: Paediatrics

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Type: Patient information leaflets

This article has been tagged with the following terms: Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital, Princess Royal Hospital and Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital

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