Transition service
Children and young people will be reviewed by an audiologist in the transition service between the ages of 11 and 18.
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Glue ear and passive smoking
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Travelling with your cochlear implant
Many cochlear implant patients worry about what would happen if something goes wrong on holiday, but you can get a back up kit from the manufacturer.Topic: Audiology
Type: Leaflets
Audience: Children and young people, Parents and guardians, Patients
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What to do if you have an ear infection or a build up of wax
You need to take extra care with managing ear infections if you have a cochlear implant.Topic: Audiology
Type: Guidance
Audience: Children and young people, Parents and guardians, Patients
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Did you know?
Information on the cost of a cochlear implant system.Topic: Audiology
Audience: Children and young people, Parents and guardians, Patients
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Questions to help us during your child’s appointment
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Sick day rules associated with insulin dependent diabetes
Information for children and young peopleTopic: Children and young people’s diabetes team
Type: Leaflets
Audience: Parents and guardians, Patients
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The talipes journey
We are here to support you and your baby on the talipes journey. -
Children being admitted for correction of complex and neuromuscular scoliosis
Information for patients, parents and carersTopic: Children and young people's spinal services
Type: Leaflets
Audience: Parents and guardians, Patients
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Scoliosis surgery – Ciaran’s journey
What is involved in spinal surgery