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91. At Home  
We will aim to ring you within a week of discharge to check how you are doing. Complications do not happen often but it is very important to know what to look out for: It is not unusual to  
92. Virtual Wards - hospital care at home  
How do virtual wards work? If you are admitted to one of our virtual wards you will receive your care from a dedicated team of clinicians, nurses, therapists and social care professionals. This  
93. Pain Services  
Useful Links Below are links to external websites that you may find useful Vitaminds - Calderdale The British Pain Society Pain concern Campaign against living miserably (CALM) Andys Man  
94. Food  
How do I improve my diet? Many people struggle with having a balanced diet. This might be due to life or work pressure, existing medical conditions, or habits. Being over or underweight may impair  
95. Meet the Council of Governors  
Calder and Ryburn Valleys Katherine Pygott Elected July 2024 Katherine has lived near Ripponden for over 30 years, experiencing the many ways in which the NHS has responded positively to  
96. Patient Transport  
CALDERDALE Calderdale community transport service https://www.ctcalderdale.co.uk/  - can register online. There is an admin fee of £5 to join. To help cover their costs there is a £2.50  
97. Going Home  
You will be ready to go home when: You can safely walk the distance required and complete the stairs if needed. This may be with additional walking aids as appropriate while you fully recover  
98. Sex and Cancer  
Cancer and cancer treatment can affect many areas of sexual well-being. Your thoughts and feelings have a powerful effect on your sexual well-being. Being diagnosed with cancer can cause  
99. How do I become a donor?  
It is very easy. Click on the link below and very importantly tell your family and relatives about your wishes and that you have signed up to the register. Remember, every year thousands of lives  
100. Phones and WiFi  
Mobile Phones Mobile phones can be used on public corridors, but they must be switched off in clinical areas as they can interfere with medical equipment. Mobile phones are considered “in use”  
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