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| Updated 13 Oct 2025 | Tags: collaborative research ED Emergency Department Emergency Nurse Heather Jarman Research
The Emergency Department (ED) at St George’s leads and participates in a number of research projects through the work of the Collaborative Research Group. The group is part of St George’s Translational and Clinical Research Institute, a joint initiative between the Trust and St George’s, University of London.
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Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 3 Feb 2025
Carmen Midwifery Led Birth Centre 0208 725 2039 / 0208 725 2041 As we are currently unable to offer in person Active Birth Workshops we are offering virtual tours and Q&A sessions instead. These are for families of around 34-36 weeks gestation. We will aim to show you our birthing rooms …
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| Updated 4 Mar 2025
The pregnancy advisory service can be accessed by women considering a termination of pregnancy. It empowers you to make an informed choice regarding the options available for continuing or ending your pregnancy. The service can be accessed through MSI Reproductive Choices and you are able to self-refer (0345 872 5503). …
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| Updated 28 Jan 2025
In the pessary clinic, we assess, advise and treat women with pelvic floor dysfunction including patients with overactive bladder, prolapse and associated problems such as incontinence. Treatment Options We offer: conservative treatment bladder re-training medications a wide variety of pessaries for prolapse and incontinence primary prolapse surgery Patients who had …
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| Updated 17 Oct 2022
What is the gynaecology two week referral (TWR) clinic? This is a clinic where you will be seen within two weeks of being referred. You will normally be referred to us by a GP or sometimes by another doctor at St George’s. Who is the clinic for? The clinic is …
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| Updated 5 Jun 2024
What is a hysteroscopy? A hysteroscopy is an examination of the inside of the womb (uterus) using a thin telescope (a hysteroscope) with a camera and light at the end. Hysteroscopy uses all the natural openings of the female genital tract; the hysteroscope is passed into the vagina, through the …
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| Updated 17 Oct 2022
The fertility service at St George’s Hospital NHS Trust is a secondary level service offering specialist fertility investigations for women and couples and ovulation induction service. Lead Consultant Geeta Nargund How can I access the Fertility Service? You need a referral from your GP or a referral from your consultant …
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| Updated 5 Jun 2024
What is Endometriosis? Endometriosis is a condition where the tissue lining of the womb grows outside the womb, on the inside of pelvis, on ovaries, bowel and many other organs. Endometriosis is very common. It affects 2 Million women in the UK. That is around one in ten women in …
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