Our general medicine services aim to diagnose and advise patients with a range of medical problems.
The general medicine clinic is run by Dr Paul Glynne and Dr Christian Hasford on Tuesday mornings. Referrals are accepted for any general medical conditions and the clinic can provide access to numerous specialties if required.
On Tuesday afternoons, a cardiovascular risk clinic is run by the academic medicine team. This clinic specialises in the diagnosis and management of secondary hypertension, complex essential hypertension, and patients with multiple cardiovascular risk factors.
The clinic is staffed by Dr Marc George, Professor Aroon Hingorani and Professor Bryan Williams.
Patient contact
Other contact information
Email: uclh.acute.admin@nhs.net
Telephone: 020 3447 0117
General Manager - Linda Mahdi
Email: l.mahdi1@nhs.net
Address
General Medicine
University College Hospital
Outpatient contact centre
250 Euston Road
London, NW1 2BU
Other referral information
NHS e-Referral Service (formerly Choose and Book referrals)
| UCLH service name | Choose and book specialty | Clinic type |
|---|---|---|
| General medicine | General medicine | General medicine |
| Clinical Pharmacology | Clinical Pharmacology | Clinical Pharmacology |
Clinical Pharmacology referrals are only accepted via eRS
Telephone: 020 3447 9909
E-mail: uclh.clinicalpharmacology@nhs.net
GP: uclh.acutephysician@nhs.net
Rapid access and one-stop clinics
Most of our patients are admitted to us via accident and emergency and most patients can usually be seen urgently in the clinic.
Access to patient results
We try to report patient results in clinic letters. Ms Damaris Steele can relay results to GPs from her computer.
Tertiary referrals
Within UCLH and other Trusts
Referral address
General Medicine Services
UCH Referrals Centre
University College London Hospitals
Ground Floor North
250 Euston Road
London NW1 2PG
We care for patients presenting with a wide variety of medical complaints.
- General internal medicine
- Diagnostic problems
- Cardiovascular Risk and Hypertension
Patient aftercare is a mixture of hospital and GP follow-up.
