Resources

This leaflet is for people who are in hospital and have been asked to follow a short-term potassium lowering diet.

This information is about shoulder dislocation. It tells you how to look after yourself when you go home from hospital after your shoulder dislocation, what exercises you can do to help heal and strengthen your arm, what follow-up treatment you might have and who to contact if you need further help and support. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

This information is about exercises that you can do to help heal and strengthen your arm in the 2 weeks after you have fractured your clavicle. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

This information is about exercises that you can do to help heal and strengthen your arm in the 6 weeks after you have fractured your clavicle. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

This information tells you how to care for your shoulder soft tissue injury so that you recover as quickly and as fully as possible. For patients at Worthing Hospital and St Richard's Hospital.

Sixth nerve palsy affects eye movement and can cause double vision; this leaflet explains causes and treatments.

Information about having a skin graft or skin flap following removal of a skin lesion.

A skin laceration, also known as skin tear, is a type of wound where the top layer of skin (epidermis) becomes separated from the deeper skin layers (dermis).

Skin prick testing to investigate conditions such as hayfever or food allergy.

Advice for patients seen in the Emergency Department on slings and bandages.