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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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This information is for patients who are having radiotherapy to the pelvis.
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Thalassaemia is a group of inherited blood conditions where the part of the blood known as haemoglobin is abnormal.
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UCLH is a designated Haemophilia Centre providing a 24/7 service for patients, including those needing treatment with blood products and clotting factor medications.
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The bone marrow transplant and haematopoietic stem cell transplant service at UCLH is the largest in Europe and provides a full range of transplant services.
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UCLH is a centre of excellence in the management of patients with acute and chronic leukaemia.
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UCLH is a centre of excellence in the management of patients with acute and chronic leukaemia. We provide an advanced diagnostic service and a comprehensive treatment programme for patients with different types of leukaemia.
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We provide an advanced diagnostic service and a comprehensive treatment programme for patients with different types of leukaemia.
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UCLH provides an advanced diagnostic service and a comprehensive treatment programme for patients with different types of leukaemia.
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Autogenic Training (AT) is a technique offered by the Psychological Therapy Services Team at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine, which receives referrals for chronic physical health problems.
File results
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FOI/2023/0849 - Physician Associates
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FOI/2023/0870 - Cancer treatments cancelled or rescheduled
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FOI/2023/0874 - Telecommunication infrastructure
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FOI/2023/0875 - Treatment for bladder cancer
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FOI/2023/0878 - Thyroidectomy patient leaflet
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FOI/2023/0879 - Incidence and treatment of colorectal cancer
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FOI/2023/0880 - Digital tools to support patient management for Musculoskeletal (MSK)/ women’s pelvic health
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FOI/2023/0884 - Cases treated from hyaluronic acid dermal fillers
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FOI/2023/0885 - Treatment of patients on wards
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FOI/2023/0886 - Charges to overseas visitors regulations