Hospital Guide

118 Pages·2012·5.85 MB·English

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Hospital
Guide
for NHS Professionals
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Contents
Message from the Chief Executive 4
Mission Statement and Strategic Objectives 5
SECTION 1 – Getting around 5
SECTION 2 – Transport 25
SECTION 3 – Buildings 33
SECTION 4 – Your patients 55
SECTION 5 – Consultant Directory 61
SECTION 6 – Services 91
SECTION 7 – The Trust 101
SECTION 8 – Telephone Directory 111
Index 115
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Welcome
ByTrustChief Executive
Julia Bridgewater
WELCOMEto this Hospital Guide for
NHS Professionals. Here you will find
useful information for yourselves, your
patients and their visitors and your
colleagues working in the NHS.
The guide has been designed to be
portable so it can be used as an
important point of reference.
Our new hospital is an important piece
in the jigsaw of achieving the highest
quality of care for our patients.
Our strategic priorities are to:
•deliver safe, appropriate and effective
patient care
•provide efficiency driven by
innovation, teaching, research
and education Every member of NHS staff who use the
hospital has an important role to play,
•be efficient and financially stable
and I hope the information in this guide
•build a positive reputation and play a will prove useful to you, your colleagues
key role in the wider community. and your patients.
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SECTION 1
Getting around
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Glossary of terms
External signposting on the site
• Main Entrance, Main Building
(may often be referred to as Main
Hospital)
• Emergency Centre
(may often be referred to as A&E)
• Children’s Centre
(may often be referred to as
Cheethams Children’s Hospital)
• Trent Building
(previously Hartshill Orthpaedic and
Surgery Unit)
• Lyme Building
(previously New Surgical and
Paediatric Department)
• Cancer Centre
• Maternity Centre
• West Building
• Kidney Centre
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New Buildings and symbols
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Site map
KEY
Patient/visitor car park
Car Parking
Staff parking
City General hospital currently has 1,500
car parking spaces for patients, relatives
Multi-storey car park
and staff across its three sites.
(staff upper floors)
Once the landscaping is complete in
Disabled Parking
2014, University Hospital of North
Staffordshire will have 2,150 car parking
spaces. Drop off zone
This map shows the location of parking Cycle parking
at University Hospital of North
Staffordshire. The map shows the size, Hospital building
location, access and accessibility of the
car parks available. Bus stop
Each building is close to a particular site Buidling entrance
entrance and hospital car park. Please use
the guidance in Section 3 – Buildings
Hospital road/public highway
when choosing which site entrance to
arrive and which area to park.
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Staff, patient and
visitor multi-storey
car park
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Centre
Construction of Car
Parks D, E, F and
link road
Car Park B SY2
Kidney
centre
Main Entrance
Car
West Building Park G
Trent
Building
Children’s
Centre
Maternity Centre
Car Emergency
Park A Centre
Child
Development
Centre
London Road Cancer Centre
Lyme Building
Sterile
Services
Medical
School
SY3
A
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Access
Entry points Entrance 1
Instructions for how the site’s four entry From the A34 next to the Cancer
points should be used are included here Centre (shown below)
and overleaf.
Entrances 1 and 3 will be the main
The Child Development Centre still has entrance for patients, staff and
its own separate car park accessed from visitors to the hospital. All Trust
Hilton Road, not from any of the communications and literature will
entrances described. make this clear.
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