Visiting times and ward information
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A
Adult Intensive Care Unit (AICU)
Visiting times
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924 Ext: 62758 or 65336
Our location
Adult Intensive Care Unit
West Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this service.
View accessibility information here
B
B3
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69003
Our location
B3
West Block
B Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
B26
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69026
Our location
B26
East Block
B Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
B47
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69047
Our location
B47
South Block
B Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
B48
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69048
Our location
B48
South Block
B Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
B49
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69049
Our location
B49
South Block
B Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
B50
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Pre-op Assessment Reception (Mon-Thur 7am-6pm, Friday 7am-5pm)
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 89499
Theatre Admissions Suite (Mon-Thur 7am-6pm, Friday 7am-5pm)
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 89474
Our location
B50
South Block
B Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C
C4
C4 is the Hyper Acute Stroke Unit. All patients with suspected new stroke are admitted to C4 for emergency assessment and treatment. It was previously Berman Stroke Unit, based at the City Campus, which was named after the late Dr Berman who opened the first dedicated stroke unit in Nottingham.
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery-led unit.
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our location
Clinic 2,
Central Route
B Floor
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924 Ext: 67169 or 81075
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this service.
C5
C5 is the Acute Stroke Unit. All stroke patients who require continued acute care and further medical and therapy assessment are transferred to C5. It was previously Newell Ward, based at the City Campus, which was named after the late Ossie Newell. After having a stroke Ossie Newell dedicated his life to improving stroke care through healthcare and research.
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69005
Our location
C5
West Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C6
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69006
Our location
C6
West Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
- Hospital maps QMC
- Medilink and Park and Ride
- Travel by tram
- Travel by bus
- Travel by car and parking
- Travel by bike
View accessibility information here
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
From Sunday 22 March we will not allow any visitors unless they have been pre-arranged with the nurse in charge*.
Despite our earlier pleas for anyone feeling unwell or with symptoms of a cough or temperature to stay away, we have unfortunately had people with symptoms visiting our hospitals. This decision is to help protect our patients and staff.
Please think of other ways you can stay in touch with your relative/ friend, such as video calls.
We apologise for any distress this will cause and would appreciate your co-operation at this challenging time.
Thank you from everyone at Team NUH
*There will be special allowances made for birthing partners, parents of patients under the age of 18, relatives collecting patients on discharge and those at the end of life. These will be restricted and visitors must be pre-arranged with the nurse in charge.
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
C24
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69024
Our location
C24
EENT Building
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C25
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69025
Our location
C25
EENT Building
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C29
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69029
Our location
C29
East Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C32 - Elective Admissions Lounge (EAL)
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext. 62608
Our location
C32 - Elective Admissions Lounge (EAL)
East Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C32 - Surgical Triage Unit (STU)
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 62637
Our location
C32 - Surgical Triage Unit (STU)
East Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C51
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69051
Our location
C51
South Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C52
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69052
Our location
C52
South Block
C Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C53
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our location
C53
South Block
C Floor
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69053
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
C54
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our location
C54
South Block
C Floor
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69054
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D
D8
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our location
D8
West Block
D Floor
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69008
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D10
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69010
Our location
D10
West Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D11
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69011
Our location
D11
West Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D33
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69033
Our location
D33
East Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
- Hospital maps QMC
- Medilink and Park and Ride
- Travel by tram
- Travel by bus
- Travel by car and parking
- Travel by bike
D34
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Welcome to D34
Ward D34 has 21 beds made up of 5 bays and 1 side room, a play room, a parent’s kitchen, two children’s bathrooms and a parent’s shower room. It is a multiple specialty surgical ward treating the following:
• Orthopaedics (Bones)
• Spinal
• Ear, nose and throat (ENT)
• Cleft lip and palate
• Ophthalmics (eyes)
• Maxillofacial (jaw and face - MaxFax)
Most children only need a short stay, but some need to stay longer after major elective (planned) surgery. The ward also takes emergency and trauma admissions in each speciality. Every care is taken to minimize noise and disruption on the ward but patients frequently are admitted at all hours of the day.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69034
Our location
D34
East Block
D Floor
Additional information for patients and visitors to Ward D34
Ward D34 works closely with a variety of specialist teams including: Orthopaedic Nurse Specialists, Cleft Nurse specialists, Pain Nurse specialists, Spinal Nurse specialists, Dieticians, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Orthotics.
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
- Hospital maps QMC
- Medilink and Park and Ride
- Travel by tram
- Travel by bus
- Travel by car and parking
- Travel by bike
Find detailed access information about this ward.
D35
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Welcome to D35
Ward D35 has 15 beds made up of three bays, three side rooms, a parents' kitchen, playroom, and children's bathroom. It is a multiple speciality surgical ward treating the following:
- General surgery (Day Case and complex surgeries)
- Surgical Gastroenterology
- Burns and Plastics
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69035
Our location
Ward D35
East Block
D Floor
Additional information for patients and visitors to Ward D35
Ward D35 works closely with a variety of specialist teams, including: Gastrostomy Nurse Specialists, Burns Nurse specialists, Pain Nurse specialists, Dietitians, Physiotherapists and Occupational therapists.
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D55
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69055
Our location
D55
South Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D56
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69056
Our location
D56
South Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D57
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69057
Our location
D57
South Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
D58
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69058
Our location
D58
South Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E
E12
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69012
Our location
E12
West Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E14
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69014
Our location
E14
West Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E15
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69015
Our location
E15
West Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E16
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69016
Our location
E16
West Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E17
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69017
Our location
E17
West Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E37
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Please note some local changes to visiting restrictions that apply to the Children's Hospital:
- visiting restricted to ONE resident parent / carer. But this can be one of two identified parents / carers.
- visiting opened up to a second identified parent / carer within a “bubble” to be allowed on the ward between 14:00 – 19:00. This must be the same person and they must be over 18 years of age.
Outpatient and Day case admissions remain unchanged (one parent / carer with a child).
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69037
Our location
E37
East Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E38
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Please note some local changes to visiting restrictions that apply to the Children's Hospital:
- visiting restricted to ONE resident parent / carer. But this can be one of two identified parents / carers.
- visiting opened up to a second identified parent / carer within a “bubble” to be allowed on the ward between 14:00 – 19:00. This must be the same person and they must be over 18 years of age.
Outpatient and Day case admissions remain unchanged (one parent / carer with a child).
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69038
Our location
E38
East Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E39
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Please note some local changes to visiting restrictions that apply to the Children's Hospital:
- visiting restricted to ONE resident parent / carer. But this can be one of two identified parents / carers.
- visiting opened up to a second identified parent / carer within a “bubble” to be allowed on the ward between 14:00 – 19:00. This must be the same person and they must be over 18 years of age.
Outpatient and Day case admissions remain unchanged (one parent / carer with a child).
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69039
Our location
E39
East Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
E40 Children's Short Stay Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Please note some local changes to visiting restrictions that apply to the Children's Hospital:
- visiting restricted to ONE resident parent / carer. But this can be one of two identified parents / carers.
- visiting opened up to a second identified parent / carer within a “bubble” to be allowed on the ward between 14:00 – 19:00. This must be the same person and they must be over 18 years of age.
Outpatient and Day case admissions remain unchanged (one parent / carer with a child).
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69040
Our location
E40
East Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
Endoscopy
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 64461
Our location
Endoscopy
South Block
D Floor (next to the lifts)
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
F
F18
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69018
Our location
F18
West Block
F Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
F19
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69019
Our location
F19
West Block
F Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
F20
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69020
Our location
F20
West Block
F Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
F21
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69021
Our location
F21
West Block
F Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
F22
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 69022
Our location
F22
West Block
F Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
L
Lyn Jarrett Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 63631
Our location
Lyn Jarrett Unit
East Block
A Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
N
Neuro-Spinal Post Operative Unit (NSPU)
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 66414
Our location
NSPU
West Block
D Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
Nottingham Neonatal Service
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 64120
Our location
Nottingham Neonatal Unit
East Block
A Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
P
Paediatric Intensive Care Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Please note some local changes to visiting restrictions that apply to the Children's Hospital:
- visiting restricted to ONE resident parent / carer. But this can be one of two identified parents / carers.
- visiting opened up to a second identified parent / carer within a “bubble” to be allowed on the ward between 14:00 – 19:00. This must be the same person and they must be over 18 years of age.
Outpatient and Day case admissions remain unchanged (one parent / carer with a child).
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 61232
Our location
Paediatric Intensive Care Unit
East Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
Q
Queen's Day Case Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
Contact us
Tel: 0115 924 9924
Ext: 61912
Our location
Queen's Day Case Unit
South Block
E Floor
Getting to us
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this serivce.
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