Resources

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• Annual health check – information for parents

  This factsheet is for parents of a child or young person with a learning disability. It has information on GP learning disability registers and annual health checks, why they are important and how you can support your child or young person to access the services they are entitled to.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

• Annual health checks easy read- learning disabilities

  This leaflet tells you what a health check is, how to get a health check and how to find out more information about health checks.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

  Category:

  Annual health checks, Learning disabilities

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• Care for a person with dementia

  A guide to caring for someone with dementia.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

  Category:

  Dementia

• Children’s Health Matters

  Our Children’s Health Matters guide gives you information on treating illness at home.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

  Category:

  Children and young people

  Type:

  Patient information leaflets

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• Eat Well Get Better whilst in hospital

  Find out all the information about eating well to get better whilst you are in hospital.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

  Category:

  Primary Care

  Type:

  Leaflets

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• Hysterectomy

  Information on surgical removal of the uterus.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

  Category:

  Primary Care

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• Managing your Diabetes – 15 healthcare essentials

  Every year you and your healthcare team should agree a written plan of care which should include priorities and targets. Take this list to that meeting to make sure you’re getting the care you need.

• My Health Matters

  Information to help you take control of your health and wellbeing.

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• The Dementia Guide

  This guide has lots of tips and advice to help you live well with dementia and keeping doing the activities that you enjoy.

  Audience:

  Patients and visitors

  Category:

  Dementia

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