COVID-19: Community Support Contact Details

• 01803 654030

• 01803 614567 - No direct line

• 01803 614567- no direct line

ED Max Fax

• Access via switch board

ED Ophthalmology

• Monday - Friday, 08:00 -18:00, for urgent advice: 07768043318

For urgent advice: 01803 654827

Stroke

• 01803 614567- no direct line

Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA)

• TIA service operating normally - for other stroke team queries please call: 01803 656480

• 07920592733 (Monday-Friday, 09:00 - 17:00)

• 01803 614567- no direct line

Colposcopy

• Operating normally via gynaecology

Hysteroscopy

• Operating normally via gynaecology

Termination Of Pregnancy (TOP)

• 01803 656355

Early pregnancy unit

• 01803 654607

• Call 07900303338 or contact the on-call consultant via switchboard: 01803 614567
• Available Monday - Friday 09.00 - 17.00

Diabetic Nurse

• For urgent advice contact: 07769305452 (available 09:00 - 17:00 every day)

Diabetic Foot

• 01803 655102

Urgent Podiatry

• Refer via the Urgent Podiatry Service for an appointment within 2 working days
• 01803 217712 or t-sd.podappts@nhs.net

Patient Access Diabetes Advice Line

• NHS Diabetes Advice via Diabetes UK's support line on 0345 123 2399 Monday-Friday from 09:00 - 18:00

IBD Nurse

• Anita Coulson: 01803 655111

Gastro Advice (e.g. Jaundice, ascites, hepatitis)

• For urgent advice contact the gastroeneterologist of the day on: 07917071466, preferably 09:00 -12:00.

• 01803 614567

• GP to discuss with the on-call microbiologist, via switchboard: 01803 614567
• Once agreed, the GP must ring MAAT on 01803 655776 with patient details

• 01803 658111

• 07818562917 - on-call ophthalmologist

• For urgent advice HOP phone: 07900343439

• 01803 655776

• On-call rheumatologist: Monday - Friday 09:00-17:00 - 07775407925
• GP advice by email rheumatology.sdhct@nhs.net

GCA/TA

• On-call rheumatologist: Monday - Friday 09:00-17:00 - 07775407925.
• If your patient has ophthalmic symptoms refer to the on-call ophthalmologist on 07818562917

• Refer as usual

• N/A- accessed via Acute Medical Unit (AMU)