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Information for the carers of people living with Dementia
…of the person with Dementia. It enables staff to use personable information in relation to communication, distractions, likes, dislikes and interests. This information can assist staff in understanding how they…
Feeding your newborn baby
…our pages below to find out more. Please note that these pages can be translated into any language using the black accessibility toolbar at the top of this page. Both…
What We Do
…DESMOND stands for Diabetes Education Self-Management for Ongoing and Newly Diagnosed and is an informative, friendly structured group education session. DESMOND is an evidence-based, group education course, which aims to…
Homecare Service
…or alternative address that you choose. In some cases there may be other types of support included such as nursing or teaching in the home environment. It is managed by…
Community Physiotherapy
…when they need them on medical grounds. Where patients will be seen will depend on their needs. This may be in their own homes, in outpatients or as an inpatient….
Paediatric Physiotherapy Referrals: extra information
…many conditions including talipes, Erb’s Palsy, torticollis, hypermobility, rheumatological conditions, MSK conditions, developmental variants such as intoe gait, acute injuries, and chronic pain. Community Paediatric Physiotherapy The Community Paediatric Physiotherapy…
Paediatric Physiotherapy
…which physiotherapy service your patient requires – here are some common conditions we assess and treat: Acute Paediatric Physiotherapy Hip, knee, ankle injury/pain Back or neck injury/pain Shoulder or arm…