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Going into Hospital: Useful Tips and Information for All Patients
Going into Hospital: Useful Tips and Information for All Patients
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Going into Hospital? is a truly unique and useful booklet packed with tips and information for all patients.
Written by a GP and surgeon with over 40 years NHS experience, Going into Hospital? offers useful tips and information for those facing a hospital stay. Full of positive ideas, it helps you plan your future, think about what to pack, outlines the dangers of hospital-acquired infections and how to prevent them, and suggests how to maintain good health on your return home.
It s been written from a patient's point of view by an experienced doctor who found himself at the receiving end of treatment. While recovering from an operation Dr Seth realised he knew about the possible complications of prolonged rest in bed and wished that his fellow patients were also aware of risks such as this, which can be avoidable. This inspired him to write this book.
Professor Jennifer Boore, Emeritus Professor of Nursing, University of Ulster
'With the rarely combined talents of an experienced physician, a hospital patient, and a raconteur, Dr. Seth has captured the many small details that occur to every person facing a hospital stay, that are often missing from official patient information leaflets. This is an excellent primer for any prospective in-patient.
Kamran Baig, Associate Professor of Cardiology, University of Nottingham
Written by a GP and surgeon with over 40 years NHS experience, Going into Hospital? offers useful tips and information for those facing a hospital stay. Full of positive ideas, it helps you plan your future, think about what to pack, outlines the dangers of hospital-acquired infections and how to prevent them, and suggests how to maintain good health on your return home.
It s been written from a patient's point of view by an experienced doctor who found himself at the receiving end of treatment. While recovering from an operation Dr Seth realised he knew about the possible complications of prolonged rest in bed and wished that his fellow patients were also aware of risks such as this, which can be avoidable. This inspired him to write this book.
Professor Jennifer Boore, Emeritus Professor of Nursing, University of Ulster
'With the rarely combined talents of an experienced physician, a hospital patient, and a raconteur, Dr. Seth has captured the many small details that occur to every person facing a hospital stay, that are often missing from official patient information leaflets. This is an excellent primer for any prospective in-patient.
Kamran Baig, Associate Professor of Cardiology, University of Nottingham
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