Women's HIV clinic
Contact
- General Enquiries
- 020 3312 3405 / 3406
Visitor Information
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Coronavirus update for HIV services
We’re making changes to our sexual health and HIV services to help respond to coronavirus and protect our patients, staff and visitors. Learn more on our HIV page.
About
Our women's HIV clinic provides screening for sexual infections, cervical smears and advice on safer sex and contraception for women with HIV.
It also offers pre-conception advice for women and men with HIV and their partners, pregnancy testing and links to maternity services.
The women’s HIV clinic offers:
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What to expect at your appointment
We will usually see you within six weeks of receiving your referral, although emergency slots are available for urgent referrals. We routinely offer chaperones to all patients requiring genital examinations. A female chaperone for the appointment may be available on request. Please bring with you a list of current medications, previous gynaecological history, antenatal book/record (if pregnant) and the date of your last menstrual period.
During your appointment you will be asked questions relating to your HIV and your sexual and reproductive health. You will be given a choice as to how you would like to receive your results for sexual health tests.
Additional information for patients
Please see these links and leaflets from trusted sources for helpful information about living with HIV:
- Introduction to antiretroviral treatment (ART) guide from i-Base
- More i-Base guides to living with and treating HIV
- Pocket guides to HIV treatments, adherence and more from i-Base
- Leaflets from the HIV Pharmacy Association
Referrals
GP and secondary care
Please email referral letters to:
Dr Nicola Mackie
Head of specialty for HIV
Jefferiss Wing
Email: IMPERIAL.JEFFERISSWINGSECRETARIAT@NHS.NET
GP advice
Please email imperial.jefferisswingsecretariat@nhs.net
Self-referrals
Patients who receive their HIV care at the Jefferiss Wing and would like to be seen by Dr Mackie can be referred by their HIV physician.
We are happy to see the HIV-negative (or positive) partners of patients attending our service. They can self-refer.