While you are in hospital, the doctors will ask you if are ok (give your consent) with having some treatments. This includes things like operations. Find the clinic you'd like to attend the appointment at from the options available, then choose Select this appointment. The New QEII Hospital has a modern and welcoming environment. Its design is inspired by the original Garden City concept through its use of materials (including timber, glass and hung tiles) the pitched roof line and a central courtyard garden area which is open to patients, visitors and staff from all the ground floor waiting areas. The hospital has also been designed to be sustainable and environmentally friendly – the shape and layout of the building creates natural shading, the window glass helps prevent the building getting too hot from the sun and a planted green roof encourages biodiversity. If you are over 16 years old, you can usually say you are ok to have treatment yourself. If you are under 16, or over 16 but not able to do this, your parent or carer can do this for you.

If you miss the telephone call, or are not able to answer the call, your doctor will review your notes, write a letter to you and your GP and make follow up arrangements as necessary. If you have not received test results as explained by your healthcare professional during your appointment, call the hospital or clinic. Sometimes your GP will also have access to your results. If you feel particularly strongly about seeing a female or male doctor, please let a member of staff know when you arrive.We encourage visitors, staff and patients living nearby to cycle to the hospital if possible. Cycle parking facilities are available around the hospital.

Upon arrival in the clinic, parents, guardians, or the adult accompanying your child will be asked to consent that blood is taken. If your child is being accompanied by another adult, you must complete a consent form in advance. Opening times If you've been referred to a specialist through the NHS e-Referral Service, booking your appointment online is easy, safe and secure. Children in Knowsley aged between 12 and 16 have routine blood tests taken in the community by Mersey Care instead of Alder Hey Children's Hospital. This service is accessible by appointment only and can be booked by your GP. The following clinic locations and times are available: If a GP wants to refer you for a service or treatment that they think is best for you but is not routinely offered by the NHS, the process is different. We encourage you to ask questions at your appointment. You and your healthcare professional will work together to make decisions about your care, so before you leave your appointment, make sure you understand:you are always welcome to wear a mask if you wish to do so, even where it is no longer a requirement The home can accommodate up to 26 guests. Please speak to a member of the ward/clinic staff about a referral to stay in James Hora Home or call Based on the true and strange overlap of John Clare and Alfred Tennyson in a Victorian lunatic asylum (only Clare was a patient), Foulds's novel is a model of the beauty that can be achieved with a restricted setting and characters dictated by the historical record. Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel (on Whitechapel road closest to the main entrance to the hospital) You can also find out how a consultant performs for a particular procedure or compare consultants from different hospitals before you make your choice for your first outpatient appointment.