| Updated 12 Mar 2025
| Updated 21 Feb 2025
St George’s is the specialist haemoglobinopathy team for patients with sickle cell and thalassaemia in the SW London area and parts of Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire. We support the local haemoglobinopathy teams at Epsom and St Helier’s Hospital, Frimley Park Hospital, Royal Surrey County Hospital, East Surrey Hospital, Ashford and …
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| Updated 21 Feb 2025
Sickle cell disease (SCD) and thalassaemia are prevalent inherited blood disorders in the UK, with an estimated 15,000 individuals affected by SCD and approximately 2,300 by thalassaemia. These conditions predominantly impact individuals of African, Mediterranean, Asian, or Middle Eastern descent. Primary care practitioners play a crucial role in the early …
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| Updated 17 Feb 2025
The Care Home Therapy In-Reach team provides therapy support for residents in Wandsworth Older People Care Homes using a holistic, preventative, and collaborative approach. Our team is a specialist, community-based, multidisciplinary team, working in line with the Enhanced Health in Care Homes Framework (DOH, 2023). Roles within the team include …
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| Updated 12 Feb 2025
Wandsworth are providing access to leisure centres for residence who are receiving Universal Credit. This includes free access to the gyms, swimming and other physical activities. Please click on the links below for further information: Access for All Information on leisure centres, swimming and sports available for Wandsworth Residents. Access …
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| Updated 11 Feb 2025
Structuring your polypharmacy review When reviewing patients with complex health problems and a long list of medicines, it can be challenging to determine the best course of action. In response to this, we have developed the Clinical Pharmacology Structured Review (CPSR). The CPSR is a table to help visualise a patient’s …
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| Updated 13 Jan 2025
We are continuously involved in expanding our knowledge of clinical disorders that cause balance complaints and the best way to treat them. We therefore have on-going research studies and if you are interested in participating, please ask your physiotherapist about our current studies.