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Occupational therapists support people to do activities which are important to them, but which may be difficult because of health conditions.
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Digital accessibility and sustainability drive a switch to online patient information at UCLH
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The rhinology unit covers all aspects of nose and sinus disease including allergy, infection, inflammatory/mucosal conditions, breathing disorders and tumours.
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The Dermatology Department at University College Hospital is located in the Mortimer Market Centre and is housed in a newly refurbished dedicated skin clinic area where we see all of our adult patients for their outpatient appointments as well as surgical procedures and phototherapy.
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The FGM service provides consultations, assessments, and support and referral to other services where clinically indicated
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Online form for beginning the sefl referral process at UCLH maternity services.
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This information has been written to prepare you for your hospital stay.
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Treatment and rehabilitation of adolescents and children with complex conditions service (TRACCS) at UCLH. Formerly the Children and young people's chronic fatigue syndrome service.
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Advice on eating better for young people living with fatigue-related conditions such as CFS and ME.
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Radiotherapy Department Patient Information series no. 18 - prostate brachytherapy prostate high dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy
File results
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FOI/2023/0655 - Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system
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FOI/2023/0658 - Policies/procedures for Non-emergency patient transport services
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FOI/2023/0662 - NEPTS and patient transport services
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FOI/2023/0665 - Trust pathology services
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FOI/2023/0670 - Treatment with immunomodulatory medications
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FOI/2023/0672 - Treatment with dermatology and respiratory medicine
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FOI/2023/0675 - Number of cancer treatments at each stage
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FOI/2023/0681 - Patient friends and family test supplier
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FOI/2023/0683 - Electronic Patient Records (EPR)/ Patient Administration System (PAS)
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FOI/2023/0686 - Hysteroscopy Inpatient and Outpatient pathways