Fertility & women's health
Fertility medicine
One of our core practices. Full investigation of both partners, then IUI, IVF, ICSI, fertility surgery, ovarian drilling or surgical sperm retrieval.
- IVF & ICSI
- IUI
- PCOS
- Male factor
- Tubal factor
Clinical areas
The disciplines our team covers
More than 200 clinical and support staff working across a wide range of subspecialties, so most presentations can be assessed and treated here without being sent elsewhere first.
- clinical areas listed
- 21
- groupings
- 6
- clinical & support staff
- 200+
- cases discussed jointly
- One team
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Search by discipline or by symptom
Filter by grouping, or type a condition. Most people find their way here by the problem rather than the department name.
Showing 21 of 21 clinical areas.
- Fertility & women's health
Maternity & antenatal care
Antenatal booking and monitoring, obstetric scanning, delivery with 24-hour theatre cover, and postnatal review for mother and baby.
- Antenatal care
- Delivery
- Caesarean section
- Postnatal review
- Fertility & women's health
Obstetrics & gynaecology
Gynaecological assessment, operative gynaecology and reproductive health across the whole of adult life.
- Fibroids
- Endometriosis
- Menstrual problems
- Menopause
- Older people & care at home
Geriatric medicine
Assessment and continuing care for older patients, where several conditions and several medicines usually have to be managed together.
- Frailty
- Falls
- Memory concerns
- Medication review
- Older people & care at home
Domiciliary care & support
Nursing visits, personal care and clinical support delivered in the patient's own home, on a schedule set by clinical need.
- Home nursing
- Post-operative care
- Wound care
- Daily living support
- Children & immunisation
Immunisation & vaccination
The full childhood immunisation schedule from birth, plus travel and adult vaccination.
- Childhood schedule
- Travel vaccines
- Adult boosters
- Catch-up doses
- Medicine
Family & general medicine
The first assessment for undifferentiated symptoms, and continuing care for the whole household.
- Fevers
- Fatigue
- Routine care
- Health checks
- Medicine
Internal medicine
Diagnosis and long-term management of complex adult disease, often where several systems are involved.
- Hypertension
- Diabetes
- Thyroid disease
- Unexplained illness
- Medicine
Cardiology
Assessment of the heart and circulation, including risk reduction after a first event.
- Chest pain
- Palpitations
- Heart failure
- Hypertension
- Medicine
Mental health & counselling
Assessment and support for common mental health conditions, delivered without stigma.
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Stress
- Sleep problems
- Medicine
Dermatology
Skin, hair and nail conditions, including those that turn out to be a sign of something systemic.
- Rashes
- Acne
- Eczema
- Skin infections
- Medicine
Public & preventive health
Screening, immunisation advice and health education aimed at preventing admission rather than treating it.
- Screening
- Immunisation advice
- Lifestyle risk
- Outbreak advice
- Surgery & procedures
General surgery
Surgical assessment, minor procedures, and pre- and post-operative care around a referred operation.
- Abdominal pain
- Hernia
- Lumps
- Wound care
- Surgery & procedures
Orthopaedics & trauma
Bones, joints and injury - assessment, imaging and rehabilitation planning.
- Fractures
- Back pain
- Joint pain
- Sports injury
- Surgery & procedures
Ophthalmology
Eye assessment and vision problems, including the eye complications of diabetes.
- Vision loss
- Red eye
- Diabetic eye
- Refraction
- Surgery & procedures
Ear, nose & throat
Hearing, sinus, throat and airway complaints across all age groups.
- Ear infection
- Hearing loss
- Sinusitis
- Tonsillitis
- Children & immunisation
Paediatrics & child health
Assessment and treatment of infants and children, including growth and development concerns.
- Childhood fever
- Growth concerns
- Asthma
- Immunisation
- Diagnostics & therapy
Nutrition & dietetics
Dietary assessment and practical plans, for weight, diabetes, recovery and child nutrition.
- Diabetes diet
- Weight management
- Child nutrition
- Recovery diet
- Diagnostics & therapy
Radiology & imaging
Ultrasound, digital X-ray and cross-sectional imaging including CT and MRI, reported by a radiologist and explained to you by the clinician who requested it.
- Ultrasound
- Digital X-ray
- CT scanning
- MRI scanning
- Diagnostics & therapy
Laboratory medicine
Laboratory investigation and interpretation, sitting with the clinicians who ordered it.
- Blood tests
- Microbiology
- Screening panels
- Monitoring
- Diagnostics & therapy
Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
Restoring movement and function after injury, surgery or a period of illness.
- Post-operative rehab
- Mobility
- Back pain
- Stroke recovery
Comprehensive clinical coverage
If your condition or required discipline is not listed above, describe your symptoms when you book. Our clinical triage team will evaluate your request and match you with the most appropriate specialist, or guide you on the right care pathway.
Getting to the right clinician
You do not need to know which department you need
Many hospitals ask a patient to choose a department before any clinician has examined them. We do it the other way round: describe the problem in your own words, and we decide which specialist should see you.
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Describe the symptom, not the specialty
A few plain sentences in the booking form is enough. There is no wrong way to say it.
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Triage reads it, not a routing rule
A clinician decides which discipline should see you, and whether it should be sooner than you asked for.
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Crossing disciplines is normal
Where two areas are involved, the specialists discuss it between them rather than passing you along.
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Referral out, when that is the honest answer
If a case needs a facility we do not have, we say so and hand over properly.
Not sure which specialist you need?
That is our job, not yours. Describe what is happening and we will match you to the clinician who should be assessing it.