Get Involved

| Updated 30 Mar 2023

You said, We did As a Service, we strive to improve patient care all the time. In order for us to achieve this, we value importance of our engagement with all the stakeholders including service users. Evidence has shown how the involvement of service users and the public has led to …
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Wandsworth Community Dietetics Service

| Updated 20 Nov 2023

For any acute adult nutrition and dietetic enquires click here. For any acute paediatric nutrition and dietetic enquires click here. Main contact details Email: CSW.dietitians@stgeorges.nhs.uk    (General enquiries and Community Dietetics – Adults) Email: wandsworth.dietpaeds@stgeorges.nhs.uk  (Community Dietetics -Paediatrics) Phone: St John’s Therapy Centre 0208 725 8055 Queen Mary’s Hospital 020 …
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Acute Paediatric Nutrition and Dietetic service

| Updated 24 Jun 2020

For Wandsworth Community Paediatric Dietitians please click here. Contact details Paediatric Dietitians Nutrition and Dietetics Department St Georges Hospital Blackshaw Rd Tooting London SW17 0QT T: 02087252036 Service Description Nutrition is fundamental to life; this becomes all the more important when people are admitted to hospital. During illness or injury …
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Adult Nutrition and Dietetic service

| Updated 31 Mar 2025

For any acute paediatric nutrition and dietetic enquires click here. Main telephone number Tel: 020 8725 3049 and 020 8725 0485 Extension: 3049 and 0485 Address Acute Nutrition and Dietetic Services  St George’s Hospital 1st Floor Lanesborough Wing St George’s Hospital Blackshaw Road Tooting SW17 0QT Tel: 020 8725 3049 …
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Make a Tertiary Referral

| Updated 30 Sep 2024

Pathway for tertiary referral to the pelvic & acetabular team at St George’s hospital Dial: 0208 672 1255 Bleep: 7064 Monday to Friday (07:30 to 16:00): Your call will be answered by the Pelvic CNS All other times (& when the Pelvic CNS is either on leave or is not …
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Parent Education Resources

| Updated 12 Jun 2024

We hope that you will find this Parent Education Hub useful. There are links below to local and national resources that can help you to develop current, evidence-based knowledge about your pregnancy and the choices you can make about your care. The information is organised by trimester (each pregnancy is …
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Your Mental Health and Wellbeing

| Updated 4 May 2022 | Tags: Anxiety depression Maternity mental health pregnancy

During Pregnancy: Your Midwife will ask you at your first appointment about any mental health history you may have. It is important you share this openly and honestly so that we can tailor your antenatal care appropriately. You can speak to your Midwife or Obstetrician at any time in your …
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Haematology – Thrombosis and Anticoagulation Services

| Updated 26 Mar 2020

Thrombosis and Anticoagulation Services during the COVID-19 outbreak COVID-19 is a viral infection caused by a newly emerged form of coronavirus particularly affecting the upper airways and lungs. Everyone in the population needs to be vigilant about minimising the risk of infection, monitoring for signs of infection and reducing risk …
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Haematology – ITP (immune thrombocytopenia)

| Updated 29 Mar 2020

COVID-19 update for patients with ITP and those on immunosuppressive medication (medications that affect your immune system) COVID-19 is a viral infection caused by a newly emerged form of coronavirus particularly affecting the upper airways and lungs. Everyone in the population needs to be vigilant about minimising the risk of …
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ENT: Patient information

| Updated 7 Jul 2020

On this page you will find links to patient information leaflets, which help explain more about common ENT conditions and operations. There are also links below to useful organisations and resources for patients with ENT conditions. Patient information leaflets Otology (ear problems) Canalplasty How to use ear drops Grommet insertion …
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