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Advice following a Ph Study
This study is used to measure gastro-oesophageal reflux and can assist the doctors in deciding the right treatment for your child.

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Advice sheet for First Seizure (child/young person)
What to do if your child has a seizure (sometimes called a fit or convulsion)

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Aminosalicylates - 5 ASAs for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
5 ASAs are anti-inflammatory medicines which are specially designed to reduce the active inflammation of the lining of the bowel.

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Azathioprine for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Patient and parent/carer guide to Azathioprine an immunosupressant used in the management of inflammatory bowel disease.

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Bowel Washouts Using An Antegrade Colonic Enema (ACE)
This leaflet giving information for parents/carers whose child is having ACE procedure and explains about giving bowel washouts.

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Bronchiolitis
This is a common condition affecting babies and young children often during the winter months.
Bronchiolitis is an inflammation of the smallest airways in the lungs, producing a thick sticky mucus, making it more difficult for babies and young children to breath.

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Buxton Ward - Information for Parents and Carers
Buxton Ward is the Inpatients Children's ward of the Jenny Lind Children's Hospital, caring for children from birth to 16 years old.

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Care of an infant whose Mother has taken anti-depressant medication in pregnancy
An antidepressant is a medication precribed by a doctor to help with mood problems, depression or sometimes other problems such as anxiety.

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Carer Administration of Medicines on Buxton Ward Updated Flag Image

A programme used on Buxton Ward to enable a child's carer to administer their medicines whilst in hospital.

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CAU - Childrens Assessment Unit Leaflet
CAU - Childrens Assessment Unit Leaflet

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Childrens' Gastroenterology Team - Contact Leaflet
Children's Gastroenterology Team - Contact Leaflet

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Constipation and Soiling - A Guide for Young People
Information explaining why you become constipated, the treatment and what you can do to help yourself.

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Contact Information Paediatric Onocology Team
A list of helpful telephone numbers and a reminder that Febrile Neutropenia is a medical emergency.

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Croup
Croup is a common childhood illness, sometimes called Laryngotracheobronchitis.

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Fast Facts about Teeth and Oral Hygiene (Infants & Children)

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Febrile Convulsion
This leaflet explains what a febrile convulsion is and gives advice on what to do if your child has one.

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Fever Advice Sheet for Children 0-5 Years
Information sheet which will be completed with specific advice for parents, when their child has been discharged home from the Childrens Assessment Unit (CAU).

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Fleet Phospho-Soda Bowel Prep Medication
Information on the bowel prep medications that have been prescribed prior to having a colonoscopy procedure.

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Food Allergy Action Plan (WITH JEXT INJECTOR)
Information about mild to moderate reactions, and what to do if there are signs of a severe allergic reaction (Anaphylaxis), including details of how to use the Jext Injector.

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Food Allergy Action Plan (Without Jext Injector)
Information about mild to moderate reactions and how to watch for signs of a severe allergic reaction (Anaphylaxis).

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Head Injury
Information for parents/carers following head injury to a child.

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Henoch-Schonlein Purpura (HSP)
Henoch-Schonlein Purpura (HSP) Skin Rash

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How to clean your teeth

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How To Keep A Healthy Smile Updated Flag Image

Adolescent oral health

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Information for Parents,Carers, Children and Young Adults on a Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy Procedure
This leaflet aims to provide information on why a gastrocopy and a colonoscopy are needed and it explains how the procedures are performed.

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Information for Parents/Carers on a Gastroscopy Procedure
This leaflet aims to provide information on why a gastroscopy is needed and it explains how the procedure is performed.

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Information on Steroids for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Information on Steroids for Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Instructions for Using Movicol
Advice leaflet for children and young people requiring bowel clear out (disimpaction regime)

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Looking After Your Child's Suprapubic Catheter
Information for parents/carers whose child is being discharged home with a catheter.

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Looking after your child's Urethral Catheter
Information for parents/carers whose child is being discharged home with a catheter.

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Management of Childhood Constipation and Soiling
How children and young people can be helped to resolve the problem of constipation and soiling

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The Milkshake Test
The milkshake test gives the X-Ray doctor a special picture of your tummy to help find out why you have been feeling unwell.

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My First X-Ray
An X-Ray is a special picture which shows your bones.

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