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This page has been written for patients who are having a course of superficial radiotherapy for a skin tumour (such as a basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma), or some other skin condition.
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Information about clinic-based after-care following treatment for childhood or teenage cancer at UCLH.
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This page explains what an ascitic drainage is and what you can expect during the procedure, including the benefits, risks and any alternatives.
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Some women report that packing your hospital bag in preparation for the birth of your baby is one of the exciting milestones of pregnancy. We recommend that you have your bag packed by 35 weeks in…
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If you think you may be in labour please contact our team so that they can prepare for your arrival. If you wish to have a water birth or use one of our birth pools for labour, let the team know when…
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If you are a health professional and would like to discuss a patient, the best way to refer to us is as follows. Emergencies and urgent assessments (0-17 years) Please telephone the on-call…
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Are you interested in knowing more about how you can work at UCLH? The drop-down menu options below, provide information and contact details for our various options. Please note,…
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Freedom of Information request
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FOI/2021/0708 - Treatment of dermatological conditions
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FOI/2021/0738 - Ruptured ectopic pregnancies
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FOI/2021/0746 - Overseas visitors
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FOI/2021/0745 - Referrals to psychosexual services
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FOI/2021/0749 - Private contractors
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FOI/2022/0023 - Assault attendances to ED
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FOI/2022/0024 - Protocols for major haemorrhaging in hospital
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FOI/2022/0026 - Patients referred for puberty blockers/ services related to gender identity
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FOI/2022/0029 - Treatment and charges for overseas visitors and migrants
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FOI/2022/0040 - Agency spend for doctors, nurses and allied health professionals