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Being diagnosed with cancer can be a difficult time for you and those close to you. This page gives you an overview of the care you can expect to receive as our patient at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH). It also introduces different types of healthcare professionals you may meet along the way.
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This booklet explains what stem cells are and how they are collected from your blood. It includes information about what happens before, during and after the collection, and how the cells are stored.
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The flow cytometry laboratory provides a Haematological Malignancy diagnostic service which includes chronic and acute leukaemias and lymphomas.
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Dr Richard Sylvester is a consultant neurologist with an interest in traumatic brain injuries.
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The head and neck speech and language therapy team provide a highly specialist service to both inpatients and outpatients who may experience difficulty swallowing or speaking following treatment for head and neck cancer.
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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a permanent disorder affecting movement in different parts of the body often accompanied by disturbances of sensation, cognition, communication, perception, behaviour and musculoskeletal problems.
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Information about Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans at UCLH.
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You can use MyCare on your mobile, tablet or computer to securely view and manage information about your health and care at UCLH.
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A guide to choosing diabetes technology for UCLH patients
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During winter, the cold weather can put people at higher risk of becoming unwell.
File results
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FOI/2021/0700 - Treatment of rare diseases
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FOI/2021/0705 - Trust's maternity services
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FOI/2021/0658 - Food waste at the Trust
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FOI/2021/0686 - IT security strategy
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FOI/2021/0692 - Delayed patient discharge
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FOI/2021/0694 - Eletronic Health Records - patient data
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FOI/2021/0696 - Procurement of Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
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FOI/2021/0704 - Language translation and interpreting services
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FOI/2021/0708 - Treatment of dermatological conditions
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FOI/2021/0713 - Incidence and treatment of Haemophilia A