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• University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street

  Urology services and thoracic surgery are now provided at University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street. Cardiac services have transferred from UCLH to the Barts Heart Centre at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, new services have moved into the hospital. The following services are based at the University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street: Thoracic Surgery Inpatient Stone Team Services (patients being admitted for operations) Robotic Surgery inpatients Andrology inpatients Male reconstructive inpatient surgery Adolescent urology inpatients Urological Cancer patients Functional restorative and female urology inpatients All urology outpatients clinics

• Holistic Needs Assessment (HNA): Information for people affected by cancer and blood conditions

  Holistic Needs Assessment (HNA): Information for people affected by cancer and blood conditions patient information leaflet

• BCG treatment for bladder cancer

  This information will give you an overview of BCG immunotherapy, how it is given and side effects it may cause.

• Trial of T-cell therapy for lung cancer begins at UCLH

  Trial of T-cell therapy for lung cancer begins at UCLH

• NHS Staff Survey 2024 – we’re the top acute trust to work at for third year running!

  Read more about the NHS Staff Survey 2024 - we’re the top acute trust to work at for third year running!

• Meet the maternity teams

  While you're pregnant you will have a nominated professional lead which will be a midwife or an obstetrician.

• 1,000 RSV vaccines administered at UCLH

  UCLH is celebrating the delivery of its 1,000th respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine to pregnant women, following the rollout of the new national programme in September.

• Managing diabetes at Christmas time

  The diabetes team have revisited their tips for managing diabetes over the Christmas holidays and updated them for 2022.

• Managing High Glucose Levels and Ketones with insulin pumps (that are not Hybrid Closed Loop Systems)

  This information is for children and young people with Type 1 diabetes, and their families, on how to manage high glucose levels when using an insulin pump.

• Fiona Farrell - clinical physiologist at the Sir William Gowers Unit

  Fiona Farrell works at the Sir William Gowers Unit, a specialist treatment centre for epilepsy and related disorders.