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This is a speech and language therapy service for deaf or hard of hearing adults who are having communication difficulties because of a hearing loss. The primary focus of the service is to help with spoken English skills.
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UCLH and UCL researchers have successfully completed a world-first trial of a therapy designed to restore hearing loss.
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This page offers ways you can help us to prevent infection and make your babies safer.
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This page is intended for patients under the care of the team at this hospital who have been prescribed steroids. It is not intended to replace discussion with your consultant or clinical nurse specialist.
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Work experience at UCLH is offered to full-time students aged 16-18 through our partnerships with The Social Mobility Foundation and selected local secondary schools. As we receive a high volume of requests for work experience, we are unfortunately unable to accommodate students outside of these two programmes.
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The Red Cell Network in partnership with Black Thrive Haringey, presents SICKLE, a compelling and insightful docufilm that explores the history and impact of sickle cell disorder. Find out more information about the SICKLE docufilm.
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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.
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An online exhibition by Dr Sarah Yardley and artist Daniel Regan, exploring the role of relationships and relationship-centred approaches to healthcare.
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Spasticity service information for patients (and their family or carers) who have been referred to the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
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We are now administering new COVID-19 treatments for patients at highest risk in the community. The service can prescribe oral antivirals to be taken at home, and give intravenous antibody treatments at the hospital.
