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Being cared for in hospital
In hospital, you will be cared for by the doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals who work on the ward where you are staying.
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Caring for children and young people - Social care and support guide
Services, support and tips if you care for someone under 21, and moving to adult social services.
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Information and support for families
Read about support for armed forces families, including accessing UK and overseas healthcare, welfare support, the Armed Forces Covenant and mental health.
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What end of life care involves
Find out more about end of life care, which aims to help you live as well as possible until you die, and to die with dignity.
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Common health problems in pregnancy
Find out about common pregnancy health problems, including constipation, cramp and feeling faint.
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Book an appointment using the NHS e-Referral Service
Find out about the NHS e-Referral Service, including how to book an appointment online, when you're referred by a GP or other referrer to see a specialist, and choosing your hospital or clinic.
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Financial assessment (means test) for social care - Social care and support guide
A financial assessment (also known as a means test) is an assessment to decide if your council will pay towards your care and support.
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Help with health costs
Find out more information about when you need to pay, help on universal credit, travel costs and personal health budgets
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Get NHS help for back or joint problems from community musculoskeletal (MSK) services
Find out how to refer yourself to community musculoskeletal (MSK) services, like physiotherapy, to get NHS help for back or joint problems
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What to do when you find out you're pregnant
What to do when you first find out you're pregnant, including how to start your NHS pregnancy care and how to keep as healthy as possible.