Oxevision – easy read information
Oxevision (Oxehealth) is a special camera that supports staff to keep you safe and well. This leaflet tells you more about how Oxevision works.
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Oxevision (Oxehealth) is a special camera that supports staff to keep you safe and well. 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.
Information about the Perinatal Team who provide a community mental health service to support women experiencing mental health difficulties related to pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood.
The Community Perinatal Team provide mental health support to women experiencing mental health difficulties related to pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood.
Information about what the Personality Disorder Hub Team is, who it's for, how to be referred and the treatments offered. Based at Benfield House, Walkergate Park.
Prolonged Disorder of Consciousness (PDOC) refers to people whose consciousness has been affected by severe damage to the brain. They have times when they are awake but have reduced or no awareness of themselves or their surroundings. This leaflet explains the PDOC assessment.
Service Information about the Regional Affective Disorders Service (RADS) who provide a specialist service to people with difficult to treat mood disorders.
Helping people to improve communication in daily life - using their own abilities and new technology to build a better ‘total communication’ system with communication aids.
Information on psychoanalytic therapies on offer which include psychoanalytic, psychodynamic and group psychotherapy. Each therapy will differ slightly in the setting and technique but are talking-therapy treatments, helpful for a wide range of people with emotional and relationship difficulties.
The RDT and CMST offers specialist assessment, treatment and intervention for people with a diagnosis of a neurological condition aged from 16 years. The teams are based at Walkergate Park in Newcastle upon Tyne.