Patient resources

Following a head injury to a child

Information for parents and carers

Following a Sigmoidoscopy: No sedation

Discharge advice for patients

Following a Sigmoidoscopy: with Sedation

Discharge advice for patients

Following Children’s Eye Surgery

Information for parents and carers

Fontan Circulation

Information for patients

Food allergy in nursery and school

Information for patients and carers

Food and activity support for a healthy pregnancy

Information for patients

Food diary for diabetes in pregnancy

Information about keeping a food diary for diabetes in pregnancy

Food First

Advice for adults with a poor appetite

Food First – A guide for adults living with chronic kidney disease and a reduced appetite

Information for patients

Food Safety Advice for Immuno‑Compromised Cancer Patients

During and after your cancer treatment your immune system becomes weakened (you become immuno-compromised). This is because the number of your white blood cells, which would normally help to fight these organisms, are falling (neutropenia). Therefore, good food safety is important.

Food Safety Advice for Immuno‑Compromised Patients – for example aplastic anaemia

Information for patients

Four stage dietary advice to manage bowel obstruction

Information for patients

Fractured Nose

Information/Instructions for patients

Fragile X Syndrome (FXS)

Information for patients

Fun Songs for Making Sounds with your Child

Information for parents and carers

G6PD deficiency

Information for patients & families

Gamma Knife Radiotherapy for Children, Teenagers and Young Adults

Information for patients and parents

Gastrectomy – Removal of all or part of the stomach

Information for patients

Gastro-oesophageal Reflux (GOR)

Reflux (or gastro-oesophageal reflux - GOR) occurs when milk and stomach acid flow back up the food-pipe (known as the oesophagus) and into the mouth. Reflux usually occurs straight after a feed.