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Online form for beginning the sefl referral process at UCLH maternity services.
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We offer weekly neuro-rehabilitation assessment clinics where our patients are assessed by a multidisciplinary team.
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This page is for patients who are going to receive whole brain radiotherapy to the brain if your cancer has spread there.
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Paediatric Audio-vestibular Medicine provides investigation, diagnosis and management of the medical aspect of disorders of hearing, balance and tinnitus in children. The service consists of a multi-professional team and is located at The Royal National ENT & Eastman Dental Hospitals, 47-49 Huntley Street London WC1E 6DG.
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This information outlines the things that you need to take home after your robotic prostatectomy.
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This page provides an overview of the Ambulatory Care Service for adult patients.
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This page provides information for patients visiting the Inflammatory Bowel Disease clinic.
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Overview of the UCLH ambulatory care service for adults with cancer. This service allows people to have their cancer treatment at outpatient appointments, without needing to stay overnight in hospital.
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The cardiovascular health and rehabilitation service at UCLH is made up of a multidisciplinary team of cardiac nurses, health professionals and exercise specialists.
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UCLH works in partnership with GPs in Barnet and Enfield to provide a community based ear, nose and throat (ENT) service. The Community ENT service provides specialist advice and treatment for a range of minor ENT conditions.
File results
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FOI/2021/0499 - Cancer pathway started treatment
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FOI/2021/0502 - Maternity and Neonates
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FOI/2021/0507 - Data breaches - (2016 - 2021)
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FOI/2021/0512 - Patient meals
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FOI/2021/0514 - Mental health patients in ED
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FOI/2021/0515 - Trusts expenditure and estate
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FOI/2021/0516 - Number of patients arriving at UCLH via ambulance
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FOI/2021/0517 - Guideline/ Treatment pathway of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
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FOI/2021/0520 - Policy for gestational diabetes testing
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FOI/2021/0521 - Policies and approach on the NHS Accessible Information Standard (AIS)