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• 6 week scheduling

  6 Week Scheduling is a process some departments use to manage their outpatient appointments. Appointments will only be scheduled 6 weeks in advance of their due date.

• Barnet Charitable Services

  Details of the charity and voluntary sector services in Barnet and surrounding areas.

• Integrated Discharge Service (IDS)

  The Integrated Discharge Service is a team of clinical nurse specialists who specialise in supporting safe and timely discharges from hospital. Their role is to work alongside ward staff to help plan for ongoing care once patients leave the hospital.

• Is the Emergency Department (A&E) the right place for you?

  Alternatives to Accident and Emergency (A&E) and attending the Emergency Department (Casualty) at UCLH

• School Training Day - Monday 30 September

  We are excited to announce we will be running an in-person schools training day for education staff on Monday 30 September. 

• Omnipod 5 software update – Week commencing 15 July

  Omnipod 5 users will get a notification on their Omnipod 5 Controller to install a software update (version 2.0).

• UCLH supports national campaign calling for more research participation

  UCLH is supporting a new UK-wide health and care research registry, as part of the nation’s biggest-ever recruitment drive to clinical trials.

• Dr Michael Zandi

  Dr Zandi is a consultant neurologist. He works on central and peripheral nervous system neuroimmunological diseases, particularly autoimmune encephalitis (eg. associated with NMDAR, LGI1 or related autoantibodies, COVID-19 neurology), with a broader research interest in all central and peripheral neuroimmunology, CNS vasculitis and amyloid related angiopathy, neurological involvement in systemic lupus erythematosus and related rheumatological conditions.

• Diabetes Schools Study Day - 10 September 2025

  We are excited to announce we will be running an in-person Schools Training Day for education staff on Wednesday 10 September.

• Types of earmould we provide

  At UCLH we issue a variety of earmoulds for use either with a hearing aid, for water protection, or for noise protection. All varieties of earmould are custom made to your ear canal shape and size. An impression of the ear is taken using putty and then sent to a manufacturer for processing. This processing can take between 2 weeks to 3 months from the date of your impression being taken depending on the manufacturer needed, and the type of earmould being made.