How to refer:

Clinic

How to refer

Consultant clinic (tropical or infectious diseases)

e-Referral

 

Post-Tropical Screening, nurse-led (for non-symptomatic patients)

e-Referral

Emergency tropical walk-in clinic

Find here

Travel Clinic

Commissioned Service (Private pay or by NHS referral):

Email: uclh.htdtravelclinic@nhs.net

Post:
Hospital for Tropical Diseases
2nd Floor, Mortimer Market Centre
Capper Street
London, WC1E 6JB

Private Service:
No referral required

RAID

Please contact the HTD registrar by emailing a referral to uclh.htdraid@nhs.net  

OPAT

Email:  uclh.OPATatHTD@nhs.net

For HIV Services, please contact: CNWL at the Bloomsbury Clinic.

NHS e-Referral Service (formerly Choose and Book referrals).

For Children and young people under 18 years old, please refer to the Children and young people’s infectious diseases, tropical medicine and parasitology service.

Service name

Specialty

Clinic type
Infectious Diseases, HTD Outpatients, UCLH Infectious Diseases Infections,(including fungal and atypical mycobacterial infections) Pyrexia of Unknown Origin and other unexplained fever/inflammation, Acute Viral Hepatitis (not chronic hepatitis B or C), Bone and Joint Infection, Antibiotic-resistant urinary tract infections, recurrent C difficile, H pylori, non-genital herpes. For travel-associated infections, see Tropical Medicine.
Tropical Diseases, HTD Outpatients, UCLH Infectious Diseases Tropical Infections including fever, diarrhoea and other suspected infections in the returning traveller/ migrant.  Non-travel-associated infections (see Infectious Diseases)
Leprosy and Leishmaniasis, HTD Outpatients, UCLH Infectious Diseases Tropical Infections, Not Otherwise Specified
Tropical Dermatology, HTD Outpatients, HTD Infectious Diseases Tropical Skin Infections, rash, ulcer, nodules or plaques in returning travellers. Leishmaniasis complex infected insect bites, chronic cutaneous fungal infection
Post Tropical Screening, HTD Outpatients, UCLH Infectious Diseases This is a nurse-led clinic for asymptomatic patients who are well, but may have been exposed to a tropical condition whilst overseas e.g. possible schistosomiasis. Patients are checked for eosinophilia and screened for schistosomiasis and other tropical infections as indicated