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                                                                            The gastrointestinal service has changed its guidelines for referrals to the lower GI two-week wait (2WW) pathway as well as its process for new referrals. 
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                                                                            The Hyperacute Stroke Unit (HASU) and the Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) services were relocated from the seventh floor of University College Hospital to The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN) on 20 March 2020 as part of UCLH’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic. 
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                                                                            This information has been written to help you now that your radiotherapy treatment is finishing. 
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                                                                            An easy to read guide to having radiotherapy at UCLH 
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                                                                            This page is to help prepare you and the family for your child’s radiotherapy treatment under a general anaesthetic. 
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                                                                            Mouth cancer is where a tumour develops on the surface of the tongue, lips, gums or jaws. 
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                                                                            A guide to wigs and other headwear for UCLH patients. 
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                                                                            This page explains what vaginal dilation therapy is and includes a step-by-step guide to how it should be performed. If you have any questions, please talk to your healthcare team. 
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                                                                            This page explains more about the Prostate One-Day Clinic and what you can expect when you come for your appointment. If you have any questions about your appointment or the information included on this page, please contact one of our prostate clinical nurse specialists (CNSs). 
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                                                                            This page provides information about different medicines that might help to relieve neuropathic pain. 
File results
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0544 - Wards/ departments that provide services to 0-17 year-olds 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0548 - Biologic and biosimilar products within Rheumatology 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0550 - Patients that have been treated for glioblastoma brain cancer 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0559 - Proton Beam Therapy contract 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0561 - Regulation (EU) 2016/425 Declarations of Conformity for all type IIR surgical masks provided as PPE to staff 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0571 - Treatment for biologic medicines in Dermatology 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0576 - Medications within dermatology 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0577 - Injuries relating to e-scooters, cycling and moterbikes 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0578 - Nurses and junior doctors sick leave for anxiety, stress, depression 
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                                                                            FOI/2022/0585 - Racial abuse by patients towards staff