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Radiologically inserted gastrostomy (RIG) tube - patient information

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This factsheet provides information about having a radiologically inserted gastrostomy (RIG) tube and what you can expect at your appointment.
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Appendix H - UHS RIG and rabies vaccine prescription form

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RIG,rabies
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/Media/UHS-website-2019/Docs/Post-Exposure-Prophylaxis-Policy/AppendixH-UHSRIGandRabiesVaccinePrescriptionForm.pdf

Rabies Ig and vaccine UHS prescription

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Please note that Rabies Ig will be issued only when the UHS Pharmacy receives both this PRESCRIPTION and the RISK ASSESSEMENT
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Appendix A - Algorithm for the completion of monthly returns

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Algorithm for the completion of monthly returns for VZIG, HBIG200IU, HBIG500IU and RIG/rabies vaccine"PHE Colindale", "UHS Pharmacy" and "PHE Southampton Laboratory"To place orders of VZIG and HBIG by emailing the Immunisation Dept at PHE Colindale (Ig.clerks@ nhs.net) and to copy the PHE Southampton Laboratory (UHS Laboratory) into this email (addresses listed below). Emanuela.Pelosi@uhs.nhs.uk , Christopher.Labdon@uhs.nhs.uk and Nicola.Daughtrey@uhs.nhs.uk Please note that orders must be placed before 15:45 for next day delivery. Immunoglobulin supplies are not dispatched on Friday, weekends and bank holidays. Remember to order extra supplies before bank holidays. To advise by telephone (020 8327 7471) Ig Clerks PHE Colindale when requested immunoglobulin supplies (VZIG, HBIG, rabies vaccine/RIG) have not been received by 1pm the day after order placed, bearing in mind that orders placed on a Friday will not be dispatched until the next working day. UHS Pharmacy to issue VZIG, HBIG and rabies vaccine/RIG for PEP ONLY WHEN risk assessment and prescription forms (accessible by clinicians on the UHS staff net and UHS extranet) are completed and to file them in the IM immunoglobulin folder in Dispensary) To produce monthly electronic records of all issued vials of VZIG, HBIG and rabies vaccine/RIG (TRACE report from UHS Pharmacy stock control computer system) To dispatch the VZIG, HBIG and rabies vaccine/RIG ordered by UHS Pharmacy at the following address: Pharmacy Store Level B Southampton General Hospital Tremona Road Southampton, SO16 6YD To collect the information of issued vials by checking the dedicated folder at UHS Pharmacy, Dispensary Dept, where the risk assessment forms and the prescription forms are filed in the IM immunoglobulin folder in Dispensary To reconcile TRACE report from UHS Pharmacy stock control computer system with paper records filed in dispensary. This will identify if vials of immunoglobulin have been dispensed without the correct paperwork. To complete the monthly return forms and to send them to the Ig Clerks, HPA Colindale (Ig.clerks@nhs.net.) AND to copy into the email UHS Pharmacy (Andy.Mason@uhs,nhs.uk) and Emanuela Pelosi (Emanuela.Pelosi@uhs.nhs.uk) To complete, at the beginning of each month, the monthly stock forms reporting the total number of vials of VZIG, HBIG and rabies vaccine/RIG received and the remaining number of vials AND to send these forms to Ig Clerks, PHE, Colindale (Ig.clerks@nhs.net) copying into the email UHS Pharmacy (Andy.Mason@uhs,nhs.uk) and Emanuela Pelosi (Emanuela.Pelosi@uhs.nhs.uk).If there are discrepancies Chris Labdon or Nicola Daughtrey should inform the Pharmacy TeamPharmacy Stores UHS Pharmacy Pharmacy Dispensary Pharmacy Dispensary ManagerPHE ColindaleIg ClerksPHE Southampton Laboratory (to be done at the beginning of each month)(Christopher.Labdon@ uhs.nhs.uk)Christopher Labdonor(Nicola.Daughtrey@uhs .nhs.uk)Nicola DaughtreyManager and Dr Hayley Wickens (Hayley.Wickens@uhs.nhs.uk), Andy Mason (Andy.Mason@uhs,nhs.uk) and Emanuela Pelosi (Emanuela.Pelosi@uhs.nhs.uk) by email To communicate by email the batch number and the strength of RIG to the Wessex HPT (Anand.Fernandes@phe.gov.uk , Linda.Booth@phe.gov.uk , Wessesx@phe.gov.uk) and to transcribe the same information in the dedicated folder on the UHS-PHE G drive
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Dr Mayank Patel publications list 2019

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Dr Mayank Patel: publications Leaflets and articles  ‘Managing diabetes when you are ill’, a new, updated leaflet for Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation, 2019  ‘Sick day rules when you are ill with diabetes’, Diabetes Wellness News, September 2019, volume 21, number 9  ‘Diabetes care in hospital’, Diabetes Wellness News, June 2019, volume 21, number 6  ‘Marathon not a sprint: 10 years of inpatient diabetes care in Southampton, England’, Practical Diabetes International, vol 35, number 6, November/December 2018  ‘Education in diabetes: finding the words and the way…’, Practical Diabetes International, vol 35, number 5, September/October 2018  ‘Asymptomatic hyponatraemia on the acute medical unit’, Acute Medicine, 6 (3), 2008, 108113. Patel MBR  ‘Investigating the role of the growth hormone-insulin-like growth factor axis as a determinant of male bone mineral density’, Bone 37, 2005, 833-841. Patel MBR, Syddall H, Masterson L, Swaminathan R, Cooper C, Phillips DIW, Byrne C, Holt RIG, Arden NK Book chapters  2018: Patel M. Chapter 25: Diabetes mellitus and other endocrine disorders, Fitness for Work 6th Edition: Oxford University Press 2018  2015: Patel M, McCormick KG. Managing diabetes in people with foot complications. In: Shearman CP. Managing Diabetic Foot complications. London: Springer 2015
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/Media/UHS-website-2019/Docs/Consultant-publications-lists/Dr-Mayank-Patel-publications-list-2019.pdf
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