Stroke Service

The Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust Stroke service delivers specialised care to adults of all ages with stroke.

Care ranges from emergency assessment and treatments (including clot busting–thrombolysis therapy) in the first few hours after stroke, to rehabilitation (physiotherapy, occupational and speech therapy). These help the stroke survivor to return home and regain independence after a stroke.

The stroke service also treats patients with suspected minor strokes and transient ischaemic attacks (TIAs) in a daily clinic in an attempt to prevent further larger strokes occurring.

Key Contacts Details:

Contact details for all of our wards can be found via this link.

Head of Service Stroke
Dawn Good
Tel: 0115 969 116 ext 56021
Email: dawn.good@nuh.nhs.uk

Opening Times:

All Stroke service wards are open to visitors 2:30pm – 8pm 7 days a week.

The TIA service based in clinic on Seacole ward is open 8:30am – 4:30pm and is by appointment only.

Berman 1 and Beeston wards are located on the ground floor of the South Corridor. Seacole and Newell are on the 1^st floor of the South Corridor.

The nearest entrance is the Yellow Entrance. The nearest visitors carp arks are the Green or Yellow car parks.

The TIA service is based in clinic on Seacole ward.

Other Related NUH Services

Neurology

Links to other Internet sites for further information

Division of Stroke, University of Nottingham

Website site contact and website review date

Contact nikola.sprigg@nottingham.ac.uk. This site was last reviewed December 2010.