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Our dedicated children’s A&E sees children in a purpose-built, child-friendly environment working alongside our adult emergency department.
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Find out what to expect from your physiotherapy appointment.
UKHSA has reported an increase in measles across the country, including London, and is encouraging people to check that they and their children have had two doses of the MMR vaccine.
Taking medicine after a kidney transplant You will need to take a range of medicines after you have had your transplant. You may also need to take medicines to treat other health conditions you have. It is very important to take all of your…
Find out what to expect when you come to our ophthalmology A&E.
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What is the maternal medicine service? The maternal medicine service (otherwise known as the obstetric medicine service) provides outpatient and inpatient care for women and birthing people affected with any medical disease in pregnancy, as well…
Dr Jonathan Korgaonkar Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine Joshua Coles MSK Physiotherapist Natasha Allot Academic sport and MSK Physiotherapist Dr. Lewis Raiman Specialist Registrar (ST5) in Sport & Exercise Medicine Dr. Richard…
General, disabled and off-site parking information for Charing Cross Hospital
Our infectious disease clinics have particular expertise in the treatment of tuberculosis and we diagnose and treat around 300 cases of tuberculosis each year.
Useful information for each of our wards at Charing Cross Hospital, including: visiting times, protected meal times, contact details and simple directions.
This service is designed for patients moving from children’s kidney services to adult kidney services.
Our Centre for Fetal Care features in a new ITV documentary with Paralympian Ellie Simmonds.
Come and join us at our Recruitment Coffee morning for Specialist Medicine in Hammersmith Hospital. We welcome interest from all registered nurses from all backgrounds. Let your skills and experience shine in an environment where excellence is a…
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We provide information and support on different aspects of treatment for patients who have been referred to our breast reconstruction surgery service.
Find out what to expect when you come to hospital for your appointment at the vertebral compression fracture clinic.
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Learn what to do after your outpatient appointment at our hospitals. Find out what questions to ask before leaving your appointment, where to collect hospital prescriptions and more.
The 'One NIHR’ programme/Wellcome Trust Imperial Clinical Research Facility is situated in the Imperial Centre for Translational and Experimental medicine at Hammersmith Hospital.
Find out how patients are referred to liaison psychiatry services provided by partner trusts in London.
Discover the rewarding career of Nicola Crossey, clinical lead therapist for occupational therapy and physiotherapy for acute and emergency medicine at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Hear about the impactful work of occupational therapists…
As a kidney patient, you may need to take a range of medicines to treat the underlying cause of your kidney problems. You may also need to take medicines to treat other health conditions you have. The pharmacy team will support other members of…
Find out what to expect when you come to hospital for your movement disorders appointment.
Find out what to expect when you come to the hand and wrist clinic for your appointment.
Health records (also known as patient or medical records) are a log of your health and the treatment you have received from the NHS. We hold this information to ensure you receive the best possible care now and in the future.
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Travel The Imperial Memory Unit is located at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith, London. To take part in one of our clinical trials you will be asked to visit our unit during a number of times. The Imperial Memory Unit will pay/arrange travel…
Find out what to expect when you come to hospital for your appointment at the head and neck cancer reconstruction service.
Before your appointment You will usually be seen around six weeks after being referred to our varicose vein surgery service. If you have a new venous ulcer we aim to see you within two weeks of referral. You are welcome to bring a relative, close…
he Imperial Clinical Academic Training Office (CATO) was established in 2015. It is a clinical academic training hub, which provides advice and support on careers in academic medicine for doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, allied health…
You are advised to avoid all overseas travel for one year after the transplant. When you do travel, seek advice from the travel clinic at your GP surgery or an independent travel clinic at least two months before you go away. You will not be able…
Find out what to expect when you come to hospital for your appointment with our orthotics service.
Click on a ward name: A7 ward (cardiac care unit) Location Fourth floor, Zone A How to find us Enter the hospital via the south main entrance. You will see a reception…
Find out what to expect when you come to hospital for your neuro-otology appointment.
Find out what to expect when you come to the limb fitting centre for your appointment.
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Find out what to expect when you come to hospital for your peripheral nerve surgery service appointment.
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We’ve introduced Astro – our new virtual assistant. This innovative tool uses digital technology to provide instant answers to many of your questions about our outpatient appointment services.
You can choose where you give birth to your baby. Your options include care led by a specialist doctor called an obstetrician in one of our delivery suites; care led by a midwife at one of our birthing centres; or, giving birth at home with our…
From mealtimes to safety precautions, coming into hospital can sometimes be daunting and there is a lot you may want to know. Find out what you can expect
Once a new medical treatment has shown promise in laboratory tests, it has to pass three key stages of clinical trials before it can be officially approved for use.
We offer a wide range of healthcare services, based at St Mary's Hospital, to people under 18 years of age. Our aim is to minimise disruption to your life and give you more say in the treatment and care you receive. And if we’ve looked after you…
Find out more about molar pregnancy and how we manage it at Charing Cross Hospital.
The retirement this month of Kevin Jarrold, joint chief information officer, has set in train leadership changes across the wider North West London Acute Provider Collaborative and the North West London Integrated Care Board.
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve gene editing as a potential cure for two inherited blood disorders.
Imperial College Healthcare came together with Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine last week for what is believed to be the first-ever publicly documented fully-remote, multi-institution neurosurgical case discussion in mixed…
The older person's rapid access clinic (OPRAC) is designed to meet the needs of older people with specific medical problems and reduce their time in hospital.
Antenatal Clinics Our service offers a number of specialist services which are held at our antenatal clinics during our regular opening hours. If you have an urgent concern or if this is an emergency…
Medical issues after a kidney transplant Rejection Rejection is when your immune system starts to attack your transplanted kidney because it recognises the kidney has come from a different person. Immunosuppressant medicines or anti-rejection…
Popular myths about living with a kidney transplant “If I don’t take my immunosuppression medicines on time, it doesn’t matter” We need the levels of the immunosuppression medicines you take to stay as steady as possible in your body and always…
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The Covid-19 vaccination programme has substantially reduced the risk from severe Covid-19 in the UK. It's safe, effective and gives you the best protection against coronavirus.
Pharmacy assistants work as part of a pharmacy team under the direction of a registered pharmacist.
Keeping you safe during your visit or stay in hospital is our priority.
Specialists from the Genomic Medicine team at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust will present short talks on a range of topics relevant to general practice.
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