- Bereavement – information and advice (community hospitals in North Devon)
- Bruising or injury to non-mobile children
- Chaplaincy and spiritual care
- Choroba lub wypadek w północnym Devon? (Ill or injured in Northern Devon?)
- Code of conduct
- Coming into hospital (easy read)
- Coming into hospital: your stay at North Devon District Hospital
- Comment card (easy read)
- Complaints (easy read)
- Compliments, concerns and complaints
- Consent (easy read)
- Consent in the Special Care Unit
- Discharge from hospital – there’s no place like home
- Duty of candour – what it means for patients and their families
- End of life care
- Following your bereavement on SCU (parental information)
- Help with health costs
- Hospital ‘photo passport’ (easy read)
- Information for parents following a late foetal loss
- Information for parents following a still birth
- Information for parents following the loss of a newborn baby
- Leaving hospital
- Making arrangements following your bereavement
- Money saving tips – during your stay
- Occupational Therapy
- PALS – Patient Advice & Liaison Service
- PALS and making a comment (easy read)
- Pathfinder Team
- Personal information
- Post mortem – information for parents
- Post mortem examination procedure, A guide to the
- Receiving letters about your care with us
- Safeguarding children and young people
- Security in the Ladywell Unit
- Tilt table test
- Toys and your baby in SCU
- Waiting for have an operation – what happens next?
General Information
Last updated: November 30, 2017