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This clinic provides a service within North Central London to children and young people up to 18 years of age with unusual, complicated or recurrent infections. A family infection clinic is also provided where family groups may be reviewed together by both adult and paediatric teams.
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Information and advice on sleeping to help prevent sudden infant deaths or cot death.
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This has been written by the acupuncture team at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine ( It gives you information about how to do home- acupuncture and how to manage any possible side effects.
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This patient information explains what Aural (ear) microsuction is and what your alternatives are.
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Whether to check appointment details, receive test results and clinic letters, or to complete pre-visit questions and checks to prepare for appointments, more and more patients activate MyCare UCLH each day.
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This clinic specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of adult patients with allergic conditions.
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The Insomnia and Behavioural Sleep Medicine Clinic treats people with insomnia, nightmares, body clock disorders, restless legs, sleep paralysis and related disorders.
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This page explains how to hand express your colostrum. It is for mothers/birthing parents who will have a baby on the neonatal unit.
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Using Attend Anywhere for video clinics You and your clinician are able to communicate over a secure online video system called Attend Anywhere. What do I need to make an Attend Anywhere video…
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This page explains how to start using a breast pump.
File results
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FOI/2021/0734 - Sexual harassment against catering staff
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FOI/2021/0749 - Private contractors
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FOI/2021/0751 - TB Find and Treat programme
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FOI/2022/0002 - Patient Portal / Patient Access Portal system
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FOI/2022/0007 - Priory Group services at the Trust
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FOI/2022/0008 - Functional electrical stimulation devices
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FOI/2022/0012 - Paediatric antibiotic guideline
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FOI/2022/0014 - Water treatment equipment in sterile services department
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FOI/2022/0042 - Thermometers used at Trust
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FOI/2022/0023 - Assault attendances to ED