Patient resources

Coming to hospital – Glenfield Hospital (Easy Read)

Eating and drinking before your operation (morning) (Easy Read)

Eating and drinking before your operation (afternoon) (Easy Read)

Wearing an artificial facial prosthesis held by an implant

Treating childhood constipation and soiling with a laxative regime (disimpaction)

Your patient initiated follow-up (PIFU) pathway (Dermatology)

Your stay – bedside information for patients (Children’s Hospital)

Having trabeculotomy surgery for glaucoma

Having canaloplasty surgery for glaucoma

Help and advice on nutrition for people living with advanced dementia

Severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) in children

Continence care during a hospital stay

Having a custom-made silicone prosthesis (artificial body part)

Having surgery to remove excess skin on your upper eyelid

Care after your chest and/or lung surgery

Having urodynamic tests to check the function of your bladder

Fertility and contraception advice for people with sickle cell disease

Please note: this booklet should only be used if authorised by a member of the Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Service.

Painful erections associated with sickle cell disease (priapism)

Please not this booklet should only be used if authorised by a member of the Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia Healthcare Team.

Choosing to breastfeed your baby safely when you are HIV positive

Surgery to correct your child’s penis for hypospadias