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Clinics and wards used by the Haematology and Oncology department
The Haematology and Oncology department at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) operates across two wards and one Day Care Unit with an Outpatient department.
Lion and Elephant Wards
Lion Ward and Elephant Ward are located on Level 6 of the Variety Club Building (VCB) and comprise 31 single cubicles, each with an en-suite shower and toilet to provide privacy and to isolate patients in the event of minor infections.
Three cubicles will take priority for high-dependency patients such as babies on high-dose therapy.
Safari daycare and outpatients
Daycare facilities are provided on a dedicated paediatric haematology/oncology facility.
Safari Daycare is located on Level 9, wings B, C, D and E of the Southwood Building. Outpatient chemotherapy is delivered in Safari Daycare which is configured as four distinct areas:
- Outpatient zone with a reception (where families will register into clinic), a waiting/play area, six consulting rooms, a height/weight room and a phlebotomy room.
- Daycare zone with one room capable of source isolation, three lots of four-bed bays for day cases and play room.
- Procedure area zone with one procedure room with medical gas facilities, two immediate recovery spaces, second stage recovery with four bed spaces and a dirty utility room. Dedicated for patients attending for procedures or invasive investigations, not accessed by any other patients on those days.
- Treatment area zone with two single rooms with en-suite toilets that will facilitate source isolation, two double and two single treatment rooms, waiting area for children pre-procedure and a height and weight room.
Outpatient clinics
The below clinics take place weekly, unless otherwise stated.
Monday
Oncology
Dr Gains, Dr Hargrave, Dr Jorgensen, Dr Slater, R Tulloh (Nurse Practitioner)
Neuro-oncology (fortnightly)
R Tulloh (Nurse Practitioner)
Tuesday
Haematology
Dr Ancliff, Dr Cheng, Dr Pavasovic, Dr Sibson
Langerhan's cell histiocytosis (monthly)
Dr Nanduri
Growth (monthly)
Dr Rao
Oncology, Haematology and BMT long term follow-up (monthly)
Dr Slater, Dr Duncan, Dr Riley, V Crowe (Clinical Nurse Specialist)
Wednesday
Bone Marrow Transplant
Dr Veys, Clinical Nurse Specialist
Haematology
Dr Ghara, Dr O'Connor
Off Treatment Leukemia (monthly)
Haematology nurse practitioner
Oncology
Dr Anderson, Dr Barone, Dr Duncan, Dr Gaze
Friday
Haematology
Dr Rao, Dr Samarasinghe, Dr Sibson (once every three months)
Retinoblatoma (fortnightly)
Dr Duncan