Paediatric outpatients (QMH)

Paediatric outpatients (QMH)

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 17 Jan 2017

Outpatient children’s services offers a variety of paediatric medical and surgical clinics. Facilities Play area Paediatric phlebotomy On site diagnostic services (x-ray, cardiology)


Orthotics service

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital | Updated 17 Mar 2025

The Orthotic Clinical Service aims to provide a comprehensive inpatient and outpatient orthotic service to aid movement, correct deformity and relieve discomfort. The team specialises in complex rehabilitation problems for patients with musculoskeletal, degenerative and/or neuromuscular problems; many of which utilise our large range of multidisciplinary teams.
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Gynaecology

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital | Updated 3 Aug 2024

The Gynaecology service at St George’s and Queen Mary’s Hospitals provides expert care for women’s reproductive health, including diagnosis and treatment of various conditions.
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Dermatology at St George’s Hospital

Dermatology at St George’s Hospital

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital, St John's Therapy Centre | Updated 31 Mar 2025

The Dermatology unit at St George’s Hospital is a very active department, seeing over 40,000 patients a year and providing general and specialist dermatology care to patients in Wandsworth and the surrounding boroughs.  We run clinics at St. George’s Hospital, the Nelson, Queen Mary’s Hospital Roehampton and at various GP …
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Ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgery

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital | Updated 7 Jul 2020 | Tags: ENT

The ENT department at St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust serves the population of south-west London and surrounding boroughs, and is one of the largest ENT departments in the UK.  It is the regional tertiary referral centre for specialist ENT surgery. We aim to provide world-class care for patients …
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Gait laboratory and functional electrical stimulation (FES)

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 12 Dec 2013

The Gait laboratory offers two clinical services: gait Analysis and functional Electrical Stimulation (FES). The Gait Analysis service provides a detailed analysis of walking to guide and support clinical interventions including neuro-rehabilitation, orthopaedic surgery, orthotics, prosthetics and spasticity management. The Gait Laboratory also undertakes assessment of upper limb function using …
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Bader Gymnasium

Bader Gymnasium

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 5 Jan 2023

The Bader Gym is a fully equipped gymnasium which has been designed for people with and without disabilities. Four fully qualified fitness instructors are available to advise and design personal fitness programmes to suit individual needs. What we offer: Clients can attend for general exercise programmes, or for management of …
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Day case unit

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 6 Aug 2025

The Day Case Unit provides a diagnostic service for upper and lower GI endoscopy and cystoscopy. The unit also offers minor surgery for Dermatology, Plastics and Podiatry. The Unit was JAG accredited for endoscopy standards in 2010 and has been maintained reaccreditation since then. Facilities Two Endoscopy rooms One Operating …
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Audiology at Queen Mary’s Hospital

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 26 May 2021

Audiology services at Queen Mary’s Hospital Since May 2021, audiology services provided at Queen Mary’s Hospital in Roehampton have been run by Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The same range of audiology services are still provided out of Queen Mary’s, and continue to be run by the local NHS – …
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Assistive technology service

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 23 May 2025

The Assistive Technology Service provides environmental control systems on loan that help to maintain and improve the independence and security of people with severe physical disability who have very limited upper limb and hand function.  The ability to control everyday equipment such as the phone, TV and lighting is provided …
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