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Physiotherapy Patient Information Leaflets

Click here for more information about our Physiotherapy Services

Blunt Chest Wall Trauma Physiotherapy Advice

Physiotherapy and exercise guide for patients, relatives and carers

Head and Neck Physiotherapy Surgery Advice

Physiotherapy and exercise guide for patients, relatives and carers

Incentive spirometer

Information for patients on when and how to use before having an operation

Physiotherapy Advice Following your Trapeziumectomy

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Shoulder Hydrodilatation

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Supervised Exercise Programme (SEP) Information for Intermittent Claudication Patients

This booklet provides log sheets to record exercise completed at home during your 12-week supervised exercise programme (SEP)

Supervised exercise programme (SEP)

Information for patients with intermittent claudication symptoms

Trigger Finger - use of Oval – 8 splints

Information for patients relatives and carers

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Hull York Medical School

Y&S Hospitals Charity

Providing care together in York, Scarborough, Bridlington, Malton, Whitby, Selby and Easingwold communities

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Help us keep everyone safe this winter

We’re asking everyone to please help protect our patients, visitors and employees during the winter months.

If you’re feeling unwell, please don’t visit our hospitals - even for appointments or to see loved ones, unless it’s in exceptional circumstances such as end-of-life care or maternity.

Colds, flu, Covid and norovirus (sickness and diarrhoea) can spread easily and cause serious illness in vulnerable patients.

Please only come in once you’ve been free of symptoms for at least 48 hours.

When you do visit:

Wash your hands with soap and water when you arrive and before you leave the ward (hand sanitiser alone is not enough).
Please don’t sit on patients’ beds, or eat and drink at the bedside.
And if you’re asked to wear a mask, please do so.

Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe this winter.