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This page provides information for employers, teachers, special needs education coordinators (SENCo) and other professionals who work alongside someone with Galactosaemia.
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Dr Lynch is a consultant neurologist at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. He sees patients with all types of neurological disease in his general neurology clinics, and he has a particular interest in patients with inherited disorders of white matter, also called leukodystrophies
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This service is part of Respond. We offer general paediatric clinic appointments at UCLH to children and young people seeking asylum and refugees. Children are seen by a dedicated team of paediatricians with expertise in asylum seeker and refugee healthcare, and trauma-informed care. This includes unaccompanied children seeking asylum-seeking children (UASC), in partnership with local children looked after health services.
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Dr Nagendran is a consultant neurophysiologist eripheral nerve and muscle disease, skeletal muscle channelopathies, nerve excitability disorders
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UCLH cancer services are closely located in and around University College Hospital, which is a one-minute walk from Warren Street and Euston Square tube stations. It’s a 15-minute walk from London King’s Cross St Pancras and Euston stations, and a few minutes on the Circle Line from Paddington Station.
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UCLH pharmacy provides pharmacy services across UCLH. We aim to provide safe, effective and economical use of medicines while supporting education, training and research.
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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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This information is for patients who are about to start a course of radiotherapy to the prostate/prostate bed.
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Psychological support is an important part of the overall care for children, young people and families. Psychological services are an integral part of the clinical teams at UCLH.
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This information explains what alpha thalassaemia is, and provides information about the different types of alpha thalassaemia.
File results
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FOI/2022/0573 - Use of WhatsApp by or within the Trust
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FOI/2022/0513 - Myelofibrosis treatment
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FOI/2022/0540 - Electronic patient record
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FOI/2022/0541 - Serious Incidents Level 2 deaths/ serious harm
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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/2022/0580 - Number of occasions when there were no out-of-hours GPs on shift
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FOI/2022/0584 - Clinical negligence claims in the maternity department and damages paid
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FOI/2022/0585 - Racial abuse by patients towards staff
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FOI/2022/0586 - Individuals who have sought help from GPs or addiction services in relation to addiction to pornography