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Back Injury/Back Pain
Code: 6j007a
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Broad and High Arm Slings
Code: 6j006a
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Burns and Scalds (Adult and Child)
Code: 6j004
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Burns Injury (Child)
Code: 6j004c
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Casts and Splint Care
Code: 6j006
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Chest/Rib Injury
Code: 6j017
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Childhood Asthma
Code: 6j021a
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Eye Complaints
Code: 6j018
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Febrile Convulsion (Child)
Code: 6j055
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Hand Injuries
Code: 6j033
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Head Injury (Adult)
Code: 6j001
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Head Injury (Babies and Toddlers)
Code: 6j046a
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Head Injury (Children over 5 years)
Code: 6j046
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High Temperature (Child)
Code: 6j078
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Knee Injury
Code: 6j010
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Mallet Splint
Code: 6j029
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Neck Sprain and Exercises
Code: 6j002
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Pretibial Lacerations
Code: 6j020
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Pulled Elbow (Child)
Code: 6j147
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Shoulder Injury
Code: 6j009
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Soft Tissue Injury (Lower Limb)
Code: 6j005
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Tetanus Vaccination
Code: 6j022a
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Use of Crutches
Code: 6j008
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Welcome to the Emergency Department
Code: 6j035
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Wound Care
Code: 6j003
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Wound Care (Child)
Code: 6j003c
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Wrist Injury
Code: 6j013
About this Hospital
Newham Hospital provides all the services expected of a local hospital including emergency care, surgery, children’s health, women’s health, maternity services, specialist medicine, long-term care and diagnostics.
We also have a dedicated stroke unit (for rehabilitation following the initial 72 hours urgent treatment normally at The Royal London) and clinical support services.
We see more than 500 patients in our Accident and Emergency (A&E) department every day and have one of the largest maternity units in the UK with more than 6,000 births each year. Our state-of-the-art Rainbow Centre is fully geared up to meet the needs of our young patients and their families in a child-friendly environment and we are dementia friendly across the whole site.
We are proud that many of our 1,700 staff stay at Newham Hospital for many years because of the opportunities to develop professionally, the real and meaningful relationships they make with their peers, and the visible impact they make working at a hospital serving one of the most diverse populations in England.
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