Introduction

The Clinical Haematology Department at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is based in a dedicated facility on the City Hospital campus. The Nottingham Haemophilia Comprehensive Care Centre provides the Haemostasis and Thrombosis services at the QMC site. The QMC team also provides Haemoglobinopathy and Paediatric Haematology services

Adult general and inpatient clinical haematology activity is based in the Centre for Clinical Haematology at Nottingham City Hospital campus. This facility has 40 inpatient beds, a Bone Marrow Transplant Unit and General Haematology Ward, a Day Case Unit with 20 workstations including a Stem Cell/Apheresis service and a large Outpatients department.

Obstetric Haematology clinics are held on both sites on a weekly basis.

Nottingham is a nationally recognised transplant unit for adults with haematology malignancy and a specialist tertiary service for lymphoma, myeloma and other haematological malignancies. The department actively participates in clinical trials in AML, ALL, CML, myeloma and lymphoma and is a major recruiter into clinical trials run by the NCRN.

Day Case Services

Day case is open Monday to Friday 8am until 6.30pm.

Please arrive in good time for your appointment, but if you arrive too early you may have a long wait.

Opening Hours:

The Day Case unit is open Monday to Friday 8am until 6.30pm

Key Contacts Details

For urgent medical advice, contact the Haematology Senior Nurse bleep holder via City Hospital switchboard on 0115 969 1169.

Dial City Hospital switchboard on 0115 969 1169 and enter the following extension numbers:

Reception / Outpatients	59803
New Patient Appointments	0115 849 3392
Follow up Appointments	0115 993 6553
Day Case	53403 / 54263
Fletcher Ward	54686
Toghill Ward	54681

Link to More Contacts

Locations

Haemostasis and Thrombosis clinics are held at QMC in Clinic 2 on B floor.
All other activity takes place at the Centre for Clinical Haematology on the City Hospital campus, located on the South Road next to the Endoscopy Centre,

Access from within the hospital is via South Corridor at junction S5.

If using the Medilink bus, get off at the Green Entrance stop.

How to find us

The Clinical Haematology building is on the South Road of the City campus. We are in between the Endoscopy Department and the Green Entrance. If you are using the Medilink bus service, get off at the Green Entrance stop and walk back to our main doors.

If you are walking inside the hospital, we are near junction S5 of the South Corridor.

(images of external and internal doors)

Other Related NUH Services

1. Appointments - changing or cancelling them
   http://www.nuh.nhs.uk/Appointments/

2. Transport
   http://www.nuh.nhs.uk/patients-and-visitors/transport/hospital-transport-qmc.aspx

3. Patient Hotel
   http://www.nuh.nhs.uk/patienthotel/

4. Information on benefits via the Cancer Centre site
   http://www.nuh.nhs.uk/nottinghamcancercentre/living_with_cancer.aspx

5. Blood Sample Taking
   http://www.nuh.nhs.uk/patients-and-visitors/bloodtaking.aspx

Links to other websites

CLIC Sargent - Caring for Children with Cancer

Macmillan

Nottingham Cancer Centre

Links to other Internet sites for further information

• Nottinghamshire Leukaemia Appeal
  http://www.nuh.nhs.uk/leukaemia-appeal/

Website site contact and website review date

Site last reviewed October 2009 - Next review February 2011.