Most amputees in south-east London will undergo major amputation at St Thomas' Hospital. Once medically well, Lewisham residents will be referred to our service, where we work in close partnership ...
In this section you can find lots of information about your stay in University Hospital Lewisham. You can also find a range of general information about your visit to the hospital using the menu to ...
Cardiac rehabilitation, or heart rehabilitation, is the process of getting people back to as full a life as possible after a cardiac or heart event. It is helpful for those who have had a heart attack ...
How can the Community Midwifery Team be contacted? Women can refer to our service by phoning the Direct Contact Number: 07787 841 986 Both women and medical professionals can send non-urgent question ...
Visiting times run from 3pm to 8pm. Two visitors are allowed at a time unless exceptional circumstances apply and agreed by the nurse or midwife in charge. The following areas have special visiting ...
Claire Champion, Director of Operations and Nursing at the Trust, highlights some of the great things the Trust have been doing to ensure all patients are treated with dignity and respect.
When you arrive please report to the Riverside Building reception (found in the Orange Zone) unless you are given alternative instructions in your admission letter. The receptionist will check and ...
Please complete this form, giving as much detail as possible so that we can ensure the best pathway for your maternity care. The information you provide will be placed in your medical records and only ...
Our Emergency Departments (A&Es) at Queen Elizabeth Hospital and University Hospital Lewisham are extremely busy today. Unless it is a life-threatening emergency, check this page before you come to ...