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The Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) came into force on 1 January 2005 giving members of the public certain rights to ask public authorities for information relating to the public authority.
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The Lighthouse is a facility in north London, set up in partnership with organisations in the voluntary and public sectors to provide a safe space to support children and young people, from 0-18, in their recovery from sexual abuse or exploitation.
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The Teenage and Young Adults Cancer Service looks after people aged from 13 to 24, who may have a wide range of cancers and some non-cancerous conditions.
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A safeguarding clinic dedicated to the long term needs of children and young people who have problems related to Sexual, gynaecological or genito-urinary health, Complex maltreatment including sexual abuse, female genital mutilation, factitious illness and related issues. We also see unaccompanied children, refugees and looked after children.
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The UCLH play and youth services team provides therapeutic, diagnostic, developmental and specialised play interventions to help support children and young people during their time at UCLH.
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Martha’s Rule is a national patient safety initiative, which gives patients and families access to an urgent review from our Critical Care Outreach Team if they are worried that the inpatient’s condition is getting worse.
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Individuals are able to access their own. In some cases certain third parties have the right to ask for copies of medical records.
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UCLH is the only Supra-Centre in England to deliver Intracranial Stereotactic Radiosurgery and Stereotactic Radiotherapy Services (SRS/SRT) as part of an integrated neurosurgical and neuro-oncology service to patients.
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This service is provided for UCLH patients who are unable to attend hospital appointments by public transport or other means, due to their medical condition.
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At UCLH we issue a variety of earmoulds for use either with a hearing aid, for water protection, or for noise protection. All varieties of earmould are custom made to your ear canal shape and size. An impression of the ear is taken using putty and then sent to a manufacturer for processing. This processing can take between 2 weeks to 3 months from the date of your impression being taken depending on the manufacturer needed, and the type of earmould being made.
File results
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FOI/2023/0950 - Trust membership of Stonewall's Diversity Champion programme
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FOI/2023/0961 - Robotic Process Automation staff details
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FOI/2024/0170 - Nurse and Midwife referrals to the Nursing and Midwifery Council from 2019-2023
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FOI/2024/0003 - Translation, interpretation and language service costs - 2019/20 to 2022/2023
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FOI/2024/0013 - Medications within dermatology and respiratory medicine
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FOI/2024/0017 - Assault attendances to Emergency Department 2023
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FOI/2024/0019 - Ambulatory electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) recording
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FOI/2024/0025 - Locum doctors/ doctors in Emergency Department
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FOI/2024/0028 - Anti-Embolism Stockings purchases
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FOI/2024/0030 - Total cost for all translation and interpretation activities 2021/22-2022/23