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Advice on exercises for patients who have an acute ankle injury.Patient information leaflet RCHT 234.

Information for people attending the Urgent Treatment Centre arriving in the evening, what to do and offers other services that may be more suitable. RCHT2199.

Advice for patients who have presented at ED with symptoms of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. Prolonged cannabis use. Explains the condition, what to expect, and how to prevent it. Emergency Department patient information leaflet RCHT2188

Advice for patients with a chest wall injury. Patient information leaflet RCHT 1327.

Advice for patients who have a confirmed wrist injury called a scaphoid tubercle fracture. Provides aftercare advice. Emergency department patient information leaflet RCHT2044

Advice for patients who have attended the Emergency Department with suspected drink spiking or needle spiking. Explains what to expect and how to report further. Emergency department patient information leaflet RCHT2187

Advice for users of heroin attending the Emergency Department. Explains the high risks of adulterated heroin and how to counteract. Emergency Department patient information leaflet. Valid for one month due to recent events. RCHT3001

Information for adults on what to look out for following an injury to the head. Patient information leaflet. RCHT 1486

Advice for patients who have sprained their wrist. Emergency department patient information leaflet. RCHT2048

Advice for patient attending the Emergency department in the evening. Explains about expecting delays if you have a minor injury only and offers alternatives. Emergency department patient information leaflet RCHT2222

Advice for parents and carers whose child has attended the Emergency department and needs pain relief prior to a procedure. ED patient information leaflet. RCHT3025

Advice for patients about bleeding in early pregnancy and what to do. Patient information RCHT3094.

Advice for patients aged 10-40 who have a suspected scaphoid injury of the wrist. Emergency department patient information leaflet RCHT2042

Advice for patients aged 41-59 with a suspected scaphoid injury to the wrist. Emergency department patient information leaflet RCHT2043

Advice for patients attending the Emergency department who have had a TIA or mini stroke. Patient information leaflet RCHT 3028

Information for patients who have been prescribed a Symbicort Turbohaler. Patient information RCHT2162.

Advice for parents of children with asthma about treating wheeze at home using Salbutamol. Patient information leaflet (RCHT1437)

Advice for patients who have had a hip dislocation following a hip replacement. Explains treatment and important precautions to avoid re-dislocation. Emergency department patient information leaflet RCHT2197.

Advice for parents and carers whose child has been given Ketamine sedation during a procedure. Emergency Department patient information leaflet RCHT3084

Advice for parents and carers whose child has swallowed a strong magnet but is considered clinically safe to go home. Provides information on what happens next and what to look out for. Paediatric patient information leaflet RCHT1918

Advice for patients attending the emergency department about what to expect on arrival. Explains the process, triage, minor and majors areas and signposts alternative appropriate services for non-emergencies. Patient information leaflet RCHT1980