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An A–Z list of all of the services we offer at our hospitals.

Who are ‘we’?

We are determined to do everything we can to treat as many people as possible and to reduce waiting times.

young people’s services at the hospital What we do We let the hospital know what matters to us We provide feedback on our experiences, both good and bad

The rapid spread of Coronavirus has brought that role into sharp focus and we are determined to do whatever we can to ensure those we lose in our communities

Attend to others’ needs We are attentive to our patients and colleagues, which means we:

We provide care for patients with a broad range of rheumatic diseases, offering patients diagnosis, treatment, and, when appropriate, long-term management

What we do

When we reviewed how we used these charts, we found every area had different challenges with compliance.

How we use social media If you follow us on social media, we do not automatically follow back.

Just as we ask our patients how we can best care for them, we should extend the same respect to our colleagues.

We do our best to book follow-up appointments within the timeframe stated in your clinic letter, but we cannot always guarantee this.

We take great pride in delivering high quality acute services and we understand just how precious life is.

As your Charity, we are guided by five important principles, for both the projects we fund and the way we work.

Without this collective good spirit and will we wouldn’t be able to provide the level of care that we currently do at our hospitals and we are incredibly

Options we're considering: We are Caring We are Compassionate​ We are Inclusive We are Curious

We want local people to help us design, develop and improve services by sharing their views and experiences and we believe the people we listen to and

We have made this section on our website to help answer any questions you may have, and so you can see the areas we are working on and what progress we

We prescribe spectacles and specialist contact lenses for adults and children with specific visual anomalies.  

We are looking for patients and members of the public who would be willing to provide feedback on research ideas we are developing.