Our CRO is not based at the hospital site. Below are the contact details for the service:
Email: bhr-tr.crooffice@nhs.net
Name
South Street Extension
South Street DDI number
Emma
4249 Coordinator
01708 774849
Kelly
4272 Coordinator
01708 774872
Gary
4227 Coordinator
01708 774827
Katie
4247 Coordinator
01708 774847
Lottie
4245 Coordinator
01708 774845
Hannah
4248 Coordinator
01708 774848
Michelle W
4271 admin support
01708 774871
Michelle F
4244 Coordinator
01708 774844
BHR – Palliative and End of Life care available out of hours
The Marie Curie Rapid Response Overnight nursing service, which was introduced as a pilot scheme in February 2022, ended on 31 March 2024.
People requiring end of life support will continue to have access to the local overnight district nursing services and a 24/7 nurse led advice line (for patients, carers and professionals), along with other Marie Curie services that remain unchanged. This means that Marie Curie continue to provide planned care at home overnight in Barking, Havering and Dagenham, while Redbridge planned overnight care is provided by the community palliative care team provided by the London Borough of Redbridge. Marie Curie also provide a support line, which is available for anyone who needs it with trained support line officers who can offer practical, financial, and clinical information, and emotional support.
Palliative and End of Life care available out of hours
Overnight District Nursing Community nurses will visit your home overnight. These services are available 7 days a week.
Marie Curie Hospice Care at Home: This service is for professional referrals only. Please send referrals to: mclondon.referrals@nhs.net
Specialist Palliative and End of Life Advice Lines Open to patients, carers and professionals
Saint Francis Hospice Advice Line: Available 24 hours a day 365 days a year. 01708 758643
Marie Curie Support Line: Monday to Friday 8am – 6pm, Saturday 11am – 5pm. 0800 0902309.
Extended Hours Urgent Care – 8am-10pm
Community Treatment Team: 0300 300 1660
Community Treatment Team Therapy: 0300 300 1661
BHR – DVT proforma and NOAC guidelines
The new DVT referral proforma is now accessible in patient mergeable format on EMIS templates. This can be found under ‘DVT Referral Form BHR v1’.
The DVT proforma should be printed out, once completed, and given to the patient to take to the anticoagulant appointment (which should also be booked by calling ext 6216).
The DVT guidelines and referral proforma can be found in the download area
BHRUT launched their Frailty Virtual Ward on Monday 11 September 2023.
Virtual Wards are a safe alternative to NHS bedded care for patients who would otherwise be in hospital. Being cared for at home reduces some of the risks associated with hospital admissions and helps prevent loss of independence for frail patients.
The Frailty Virtual Ward team is currently taking referrals from within Queens or King George Hospital for patients who can benefit from an earlier discharge with Virtual Ward support.
BHRUT will shortly be working with their colleagues in community care, residential care homes and LAS to take referrals for patients where an admission to hospital could be avoided. They will be working with primary care for future expansion.
The Virtual Ward team consists of
Consultant and Advanced Care Practitioners
Nurses
Therapists
Social worker
Pharmacist
Support staff
BHRUT are working closely with NELFT and integrated community teams to ensure patients can be safely discharged with the support they need.
The NHS Discharge Medicines Service (DMS) is a new nationally commissioned essential service that all community pharmacy contractors have to provide. The aim of the service is to improve the communication of changes to a patient’s medication when they leave hospital, to prevent harm from medicines, reduce readmissions and to improve patients outcomes. Trusts (Acute, Mental Health, Community) will identify appropriate patients and refer them to their usual or preferred community pharmacy on discharge with information about medication changes made in hospital.
Community pharmacist have been commissioned to provide a new NHS Discharge Medicine Service, which is being rolled out locally across Tower Hamlets, Newham and Waltham Forest (TNW). A joint working group has been working on the implementation and the service will be rolled out gradually from all Trusts across North East London (NEL) from July 2021.
Message from BHRUT Neonatology regarding Prolonged Jaundice Clinic
The current process is for the GP to ring direct dial 01708 435115 and the neonatal secretaries/admin will book patient into the prolonged jaundice clinic.
Dr Ambalika Das, Clinical Lead for Neonatology Dr Mannan, Neonatologist