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What is malaria? Malaria is an important cause of fever in travellers returning from Africa, Asia and South America. It is an infection caused by the malaria parasite (Plasmodium), which is…
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The support and information specialists were shortlisted for a self-care innovation award. The award recognises the achievements of the team in developing and delivering a package of support for…
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November is men’s health month (Movember), we are hosting our first public Live Q&A event via MS Teams.
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The purpose of this information is to: Describe what a pregnancy of unknown location (PUL) is. Discuss what it means for your pregnancy and your health. Explain what we do to locate the pregnancy…
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Introduction This patient information page is for patients who are doing a breath test at home. Please read it carefully before you start your test. Please complete your test within the next two…
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Introduction This patient information leaflet is for patients who are doing a breath test at home. Please read it carefully before you start your test. Please complete your test within the next two…
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What does the staff experience team do? The Staff Experience team brings many amazing initiatives to our hardworking teams across UCLH. We’ve delivered the Be Well programme to support health…
File results
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FOI/2022/0785 - Patient treatment with Nivolumab
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FOI/2022/0786 - A&E attendances for dog attacks - 2017-2022
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FOI/2022/0790 - Eating disorder service for adults and adolescent /child
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FOI/2022/0791 - Software used for cleanliness/ estates audits, high impact interventions and surgical site surveillance
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FOI/2022/0793 - Post Covid-19 assessment service and related data collection
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FOI/2022/0794 - Communication personnel and communication spend
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FOI/2022/0795 - Mobile software (communications, chat, photo) used by the Trust
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FOI/2022/0796 - Procedures performed for various bone biopsies/ treatments
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FOI/2022/0797 - Information Governance and Corporate Governance personnel
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FOI/2022/0800 - Day unit/ outpatient unit for haematology patients