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Haematology

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Clinical Directorate

Emergency, specialist medicine, elderly care

Clinical Director

Jeff Neilson

Medical Service Head

Dr Savio Fernandes

Matron

Lyn Waldron

Information about the service

Haematology disorders are treated from a large purpose built unit at Russells Hall Hospital – Th Image of nurse attending to patiente Georgina Unit which consists of a clinic area, a day case area and isolation unit.

The unit has its own phlebotomist and dedicated blood counter so that patients can be seen with a current blood count. The patients seen in general clinics include those with bleeding or clotting problems, abnormalities in blood counts and haematological cancers.

The haematology team operates an urgent direct access Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT) service where patients suspected of having DVT can be referred directly by their GPs. If required, patients are referred to the DVT service and will subsequently be reviewed at a follow up clinic by a consultant haematologist who will assess whether any further investigation is necessary.

The haematology team has received approval from the Specialised Services Authority for Level III Haematological Services, which allows us to provide stem cell collection and autologus stem cell transplantation (using patients’ own stem cells).

Clinic Times

Tuesday morning Russells Hall
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