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UCLH provides a comprehensive service to diagnose, treat and support people with cancer. We are a specialist centre for many types of cancer and treat patients from both our local area and across the country.
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The lymphoedema service at UCLH provides assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of cancer-related lymphoedema.
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The Central Venous Access Device team provides a nurse-led service to teenagers and adults who have been referred to UCLH for cancer treatment.
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At UCLH we use many different drugs to treat patients with cancer. Chemotherapy is the treatment of cancer with drugs designed to control or destroy the growth of the tumour.
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Enhanced supportive care is specialist care that aims to manage and minimise pain and other symptoms caused by cancer or cancer treatment.
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A clinic for neurology patients with long COVID
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UCLH is a specialist centre for the treatment of urological cancers.
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Diet and nutrition advice for people experiencing weight loss, weight gain, appetite changes, difficulty eating, or other digestive problems which have happened as a result of their treatment or condition. Advice is also available for people who are confused about what diet or nutrition advice to follow.
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Advice for University College London Hospital patients who have experienced hair loss.
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The heart failure service provides comprehensive care for patients with heart failure.
File results
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FOI/2023/0187 - Treatment for urothelial and colorectal cancer
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FOI/2023/0192 - Non emergency patient transport - NEPTS and taxi procurement
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FOI/2023/0195 - Patient level costing system and integrated data platform
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FOI/2023/0199 - Patients diagnosed with Cauda Equina Syndrome
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FOI/2023/0201 - Gas and air suspension in maternity unit
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FOI/2023/0206 - Service and maintenance contracts for digital/ smart buildings platform, fire alarms, security/ CCTV
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FOI/2023/0208 - Patient trolleys/ stretchers
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FOI/2023/0210 - Top five drugs that expired by value
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FOI/2023/0214 - Patients waiting over 78 weeks for elective care
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FOI/2023/0215 - British sign language procurement and communications