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GPs and practice managers can use the information on this page to make a new referral or enquire about an existing patient.
If you are pregnant and require maternity services, you can self-refer to our hospital using the form below. It is important you receive maternity care early in your pregnancy, so please complete our form as soon as you find out you are pregnant.
The Trust's pelvic health physiotherapy service provides physiotherapy for women and birthing people whose pregnancy is booked at Queen Charlottes & Chelsea Hospital or St. Mary's Hospital.
Here you'll find advice and referral information for GPs who would like to refer a patient to our blood testing service.
We are involved in national and international research, and also in developing the UK clinical practice guidelines in this area of medicine. What We Offer Prepregnancy counselling clinic Having kidney disease can affect pregnancy and make it…
We provide care for you before, during, and after pregnancy, and we have a wide number of specialist clinics. Your booking appointment will be your first appointment that you will have with your midwife.
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…
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Our maternal medicine service provides care for women affected with any medical disease in pregnancy, as well as pre-pregnancy counselling.
On this page, you'll find a list of the Trust services currently available to book via NHS e-Referrals.
Patient information leaflets Antenatal colostrum harvesting Choosing a breast pump Eating well for mothers who are expressing Ferinject Follow up care for contraceptive intrauterine device IUD fitted post-birth PPIUC Hand…
We are only clinic in north-west London offering comprehensive multidisciplinary pre-pregnancy counselling for a range of complex medical diseases and previous obstetric complications. We offer up-to-date advice on medication, and tailored…
What to bring to hospital for you and your baby The following checklist is a guide provided by NHS England on what to bring in preparation for labour and birth. If you would like more advice on what to pack, please ask in your your virtual…
Our parent education courses have been created by our midwives, doctors and physiotherapists to give you and your birth partner the information to support your pregnancy, delivery, recovery and journey as a new parent.
Our antenatal care services provide antenatal care in both our hospitals and the community.
Find out how to refer to our pelvic health physiotherapy service.
Our endoscopy service has units at Charing Cross, Hammersmith and St Mary’s hospitals.
Find out how to refer patients to our cancer services.
The Wembley and Willesden CDCs are now accepting referrals for routine outpatients
October 2021 > 07 October: Management of recurrent miscarriage GP study afternoon Miss Claire Ross - The recurrent miscarriage early pregnancy clinic Miss Lynn Sykes - Preterm Birth Dr Stephen Quinn - Management of the couple…
The Renal Directorate at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust provides kidney care for the ~2.4 million population of North West London (NWL) and accepts specialist referrals from elsewhere. This is coordinated through a hub and spoke model, with…
This page includes useful information about each of our wards at Queen Charlotte's & Chelsea Hospital, including: visiting times, protected meal times, contact details and simple directions.
We are limiting routine self-referrals to our maternity units at St Mary’s Hospital and Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea Hospital temporarily from today, Tuesday 18 February 2025.
Our hospitals offer practical support for relatives and those close to patients who have died.
We have several services and facilities to support women with complex pregnancies.
Blood test services are available at Charing Cross, Hammersmith and St Mary’s hospitals. A GP or clinical staff member can refer patients for blood tests at our hospitals.
We provide a home birth service for women living within our catchment area.
Please ring the department if you are feeling unwell and you will be triaged by a member of the team, and an appointment made as appropriate. Please note we are no longer able to provide a walk-in service Address Renal assessment unit Ground…
We are at the forefront of research in vasculitis. We are embedded in the Centre of Excellence for Vasculitis Research at Imperial College London and we work closely with national and international networks in vasculitis, including the United…
Location: It is situated on the third floor of C block in the main building at Hammersmith Hospital. It is accessible by lift and stairs in C and D block. Opening times: The unit is open Monday - Friday 07.30 – 20.00 and is…
Our maternity and obstetrics service provides care for parents and their babies before pregnancy and during pregnancy, labour, birth and beyond.
Our blood tests service offers clinics at Charing Cross, Hammersmith and St Mary's hospitals.
Drug-free pain relief Women and birthing people who choose to give birth in our midwifery-led units, or at home will often use these options. Gas and air: These are composed of 50% nitrous oxide gas and 50% oxygen. This is used during labour…
We've recently been working with patients, GPs, cardiologists, pharmacists and heart failure specialist nurses to transform our end-to-end heart failure. Our objectives have been to: Create a more integrated pathway across primary and…
Jo is a nurse who specialises in diabetes and works with the kidney team. She acts as a link with the kidney doctors and nurses at Imperial as well as the local diabetes teams across north west London. She also works very closely with the kidney…
Information for patients and carers about being an older person with kidney failure What is frailty? As we get older, we can experience more health problems and this accumulation can lead to a condition commonly known as frailty, which is a problem…
A groundbreaking service – set up to transport critically-ill adult patients across the country – is celebrating its 3000th referral.
Find out how to refer patients to our children's services.
The pathway coordinator is the point of contact for all administrative issues relating to patients’ pathway of care from referral to discharge.
Contraception is available through our maternity services. Please speak with your midwife or doctor about your options during pregnancy for the reassurance of having the best contraception for your needs after you’ve given birth.
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