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We see patients referred from GP practices, from NHS 111 and from the Royal Berkshire Hospital Emergency Department (A&E). We can also see ‘walk-in’ patients. Patients do not have to be registered to see a clinician at the Reading Urgent Care Centre.
Read moreCouples who do not conceive after one year of trying are entitled to infertility investigations.
Read moreThe Bereavement Office is here to support you when a loved one has died at the Trust.
Read moreOccupational therapy helps patients to make the greatest use of their abilities to regain independence in their activities of daily living
Read moreThe Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) is the new national approach to learning from patient safety incidents in the NHS.
Read moreThe Vaccination Centre runs clinics from the Royal Berkshire Hospital with additional clinics at Townlands Hospital, West Berkshire Community Hospital and Bracknell Healthspace.
Read moreThe Emergency Gynaecology Unit provides provides 24/7 urgent care, assessment and treatment for women with acute gynaecological conditions.
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Orthotics are an outpatient clinic where patients are assessed by specialist staff for the provision of orthoses.
Read moreFind out who are govenors are, what they do, and how you can become one.
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Organ donation is a gift that can change lives. Nationally more than 7600 people are in need of an organ transplant, including over 250 children.
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Read moreWhat to expect when you take your child for an ENT outpatient appointment
Read moreExplains what happens in the EAU and what you can expect when you attend
Read moreOutlines what to expect during your first outpatient appointment
Read moreOutlines what to expect before, during and after your operation
Read moreExplains the ‘stop cough’ technique developed to help break the vicious cycle of breathing through the mouth and throat clearing which leads to dry, irritable coughing spasms
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