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After a Ureteroscopy with or without Stent [English] Permalink Public

You have just had a utereroscopy with a stent or without a stent. Read this information about when to get help and how to care for yourself at home. (English) Colour

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English (267418), Punjabi (267419)

Health Services Available to You (Fraser Health) [English] Permalink Public

Great for people new to British Columbia. A list of health services for government supports, mental health support, medical insurance support, referral services and other community services. Includes services like Health link BC 811, Fraser Health Virtual Care, 310- Mental Health Support, Kid's Help Phone, Medical Insurance Helpline, Alcohol and Drug Information Referral Service, BC 211, Urgent Primary Care Centres and Walk in Clinics. (English) Colour

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English (267427), Arabic (267428), Bengali (267429), Chinese - Simplified (267430), Chinese - Traditional (267431), Farsi (267432), French (267433), Gujarati (267434), Hindi (267435), Korean (267436), Punjabi (267437), Somali (267438), Spanish (267439), Urdu (267440), Vietnamese (267441)

Getting Ready for Hip or Knee Replacement Checklist (Burnaby Hospital) [English] Permalink Public

A quick reference checklist to help you prepare for your hip or knee replacement surgery at Burnaby Hospital. (English) Colour

​The Compliments and Complaints Process: Quality Care and Safety Office​ [English] Permalink Public

The First Nations Health Authority Quality Care and Safety Office helps clients and their families navigate the complaints processes in the health care system. (English)

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https://www.fnha.ca/Documents/FNHA-Quality-Care-Sa...

​What is a Learning and Healing Circle? [English] Permalink Public

Information for patients and families on First Nation Health Authority learning and healing circles. (English)

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https://www.fnha.ca/Documents/FNHA-Quality-Learnin...

Benzodiazepines [English] Permalink Public

These medicines are a type of sedative. They are most often used to relieve symptoms of anxiety or difficulty sleeping. They can also be used to help manage symptoms of alcohol withdrawal. (English) Black & White

Lamotrigine [English] Permalink Public

This medication is used to stabilizer a person’s mood, and is called a mood stabilizer. It is most commonly used to treat bipolar disorder and prevent depressive episodes. Lamotrigine can be used by itself or in combination with another medication. (English) Colour

Antipsychotics - Long-acting Injectable [English] Permalink Public

These medications are a type of antipsychotic (say an-tee-sy-kot-ick) given by injection. Another term for this injection is a “depot.” They are most commonly used to treat symptoms of psychosis (say sigh-ko-sis) such as hearing voices or having false beliefs. Psychosis can occur in different types of illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. This medication can also be used to help stabilizer a person’s mood. (English) Colour

Typical (first generation) Antipsychotics [English] Permalink Public

These medicines are most commonly used to treat symptoms of psychosis (say sigh-ko-sis) such as hearing voices or false beliefs. Psychosis can occur in different types of illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. (English) Colour

Naltrexone [English] Permalink Public

This medicine is commonly used to treat alcohol use disorder. A person usually starts this medicine after the signs of alcohol withdrawal begin to go away. (English) Colour