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A camera to help staff care for you and keep you safe. This leaflet tells you more about how Oxevision works.

Oxevision (Oxehealth) is a medical device that uses an infrared-sensitive camera to measure your pulse and breathing rate. The system has been installed to improve patient safety and patient experience. This leaflet explains what it is and how it helps staff care for you more safely.

Oxevision (Oxehealth) is a medical device that uses an infrared-sensitive camera to measure your pulse and breathing rate. The system has been installed to improve patient safety and patient experience. This leaflet explains what it is and how it helps staff care for you more safely.

PALS provide information and advice about NHS services, advise and support patients, their families and carers, listen to your concerns, suggestions, compliments and queries and help sort out problems quickly on your behalf.

PALS provide information and advice about NHS services, advise and support patients, their families and carers, listen to your concerns, suggestions, compliments and queries and help sort out problems quickly on your behalf.

This booklet aims to help you reduce your panic attacks by helping you to: recognise whether or not you are having panic attacks; understand panic, what causes it and what keeps it going; accept that panic cannot harm you and learn techniques to reduce panic. Available in audio, easy to read and British Sign Language (BSL).

A list of health and wellbeing books to help parents and carers with children or teenagers. Chosen with the help of Newcastle's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.

A leaflet outlining the resources and services provided by the Patient Information Centre at St Nicholas Hospital. Resources available include self help guides and information leaflets about Trust services and the Mental Health Act.

Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) are a way for you to share your experiences and concerns about your mental health with your healthcare provider. They are questionnaires that ask you about your symptoms, well-being, and quality of life.

This leaflet provides detailed information on your rights to appeal if you have been admitted to hospital from the courts. You may find it useful to ask an independent mental health advocate (IMHA) or the person in charge of the ward to help you in going through this leaflet.