A parents guide to infant resuscitation
Adenoidectomy: Parent / Carer Discharge Information
Adenoidectomy: Patient Discharge Information
Adrenaline auto-injectors (AAI) in school
Advice following successful completion of Baked Egg Challenge
Advice following successful completion of the Baked Milk Challenge
Allergy - Baked Egg Challenge
Allergy - Baked Milk Challenge
Allergy - Cod Challenge
Allergy - Cow's Milk Challenge
Allergy - Drug Challenge (Antibiotics)
Allergy - Egg Allergy fact sheet
Allergy - Egg Challenge
Allergy - Fish Cake Challenge
Allergy - Food Challenge
Allergy - Latex Challenge
Allergy - Mixed Tree Nut Cookie Challenge
Allergy - Nut Challenge
Allergy - Wheat Challenge (in the form of Weetabix)
Asthma Control Test (over 12 years)
Attending UHCW Children s Department for a General Anaesthetic
Bronchiolitis: Parent/Carer Discharge Information
BSACI AllergyActionPlan 2019 EpiPen 0.15mg
BSACI AllergyActionPlan 2019 EpiPen 0.3mgs
BSACI AllergyActionPlan 2019 Jext 0.15mgs
BSACI AllergyActionPlan 2019 Jext 0.3mgs
BSACI AllergyActionPlan
BSACI: Emerade
BSACI: Preventing food allergy in your baby: A summary for parents
Caring for your child following a food or drug challenge
Child (4 to 11 years) Asthma Control Test
Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Services - Service information
Grass and tree pollen avoidance
Henoch-Schonlein purpura (HSP)
Home introduction of baked (well cooked) egg as an ingredient for children with a history of egg allergy
Home introduction of baked (well cooked) milk as an ingredient for children with a history of cow’s milk allergy
Home Introduction of Lightly Cooked Egg
House dust mite avoidance
Inhaler Technique - using a spacer
Intramuscular Injections of Adrenaline for your Baby
Introducing Nuts into the diet at home
Local anaesthetic drug challenge
Makaton sign language
Medications, vaccinations and travel with sickle cell disease
Moulds and spores avoidance
Moving from children’s to adult services - A guide for young people with sickle cell anaemia or thalassaemia
My Asthma Plan (Asthma UK)
Paediatric Unit Family Information Booklet
Patient Advice on the use of Grazax (with GP letter)
Percussion Physiotherapy
Pet allergen avoidance
PHDU Family Booklet
Post Challenge information for parents of children who have successfully completed a day-care food challenge for Tree Nuts
Post challenge Information for parents of children who have successfully completed a day care challenge for peanut
Post Challenge Information for parents under 3 years who have successfully completed a day care challenge for peanut
Quality of Life Questionnaire: 12-17 Year Olds with Allergic Rhinoconjunctivitis (Hayfever)
Quality of Life Questionnaires for 6 12Year Olds with Rhinoconjunctivitis (Hayfever)
Salbutamol Reducing Regime (Adolescents)
Salbutamol Reducing Regime (Parents / Carers)
Skin Prick Testing
Supervised feeds
Tonsillectomy: Parent/Carer Discharge Information
Tonsillectomy: Patient Discharge Information
Wheeze Action Plan
Wound Care - Parent/Carer Information
Wound Care - Patient Information
Wrist Buckle Facture
Circumcision: Parent/Carer Discharge Information
Circumcision: Patient Discharge Information
Dental Extraction: Parent/Carer Discharge Information
Dental Extraction: Patient Discharge Information
Hernia Repair - Hydrocele - Parent-Carer Discharge Information
Hernia Repair - Hydrocele - Patient Discharge Information
Insertion of Grommets: Parent/Carer Discharge Information
Insertion of Grommets: Patient Discharge Information
Myringoplasty - Parent/Carer Discharge Information
Myringoplasty - Patient Discharge Information
Annual Review
Clinical Psychology Service for Children Young People and their Families living with diabetes in Coventry and Rugby
Diabetes and Careers
How I look after my diabetes at school
Moving from Children’s Diabetes Clinic to Transition Clinic
Paediatric Diabetes - Adjusting Insulin Doses (Basal bolus regimen)
Paediatric Diabetes - Blood Glucose Testing
Paediatric Diabetes - Common Problems
Paediatric Diabetes - Complications of Diabetes
Paediatric Diabetes - Diabetes UK and other information about managing your Diabetes
Paediatric Diabetes - Disability Living Allowance / Personal Independence Payment
Paediatric Diabetes - Disposal of sharps
Paediatric Diabetes - Exams and stress
Paediatric Diabetes - Foot care
Paediatric Diabetes - HbA1c
Paediatric Diabetes - High HbA1c
Paediatric Diabetes - Holidays
Paediatric Diabetes - Illness and diabetes
Paediatric Diabetes - Illness Management on Insulin Pump Therapy
Paediatric Diabetes - Insulin Injections
Paediatric Diabetes - Ketone testing
Paediatric Diabetes - Leaving home
Paediatric Diabetes - Puberty
Paediatric Diabetes - Wearing Identification
Paediatric diabetes - What happens on clinic days
Paediatric Diabetes - What you take home with you
Paediatric Diabetes - Driving
The Paediatric Diabetes Specialist Nurses (PDSNs)
The UHCW Paediatric Diabetes team
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