Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is part of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Address:
Colney Lane Norwich Norfolk NR4 7UY
Hours:
24-hours
A&E Hours:
24-hours
Phone:
01603 287325
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Ankle Injury
Code: 4e019
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Assess your own fitness to drive following an injury
Code: 4e513
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Backache
Code: 4e007
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Buckle Injuries of the Wrist (Children)
Code: 4e363
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Burns Injury
Code: 4e004
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Chest and Rib Injury
Code: 4e017
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Children with a High temperature (Fever)
Code: 4e078
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Constipation in Infants and Children
Code: 4e193
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Coughs and Colds
Code: 4e172
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Croup
Code: 4e258
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Deliberate Self Harm
Code: 4e255
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Eye Injury
Code: 4e018
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Febrile Convulsions
Code: 4e055v2
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Fever Guidance (In Children Under 5)
Code: 4e055
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Gastroenteritis
Code: 4e106
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Hand Exercises
Code: 4e042
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Head Injury
Code: 4e001
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Head Injury Baby and Toddler (Up to 4 Years)
Code: 4e046a
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Head Injury Children (4 Years and Over)
Code: 4e046
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How to Use a Spacer Volumatic or Nebuhaler
Code: 4e302
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Hyperventilation and Panic Attacks
Code: 4e111
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Ingrowing Toenail
Code: 4e030
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Instructions Following Application of a Cast
Code: 4e006
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Knee Injury
Code: 4e010
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Mallet Finger Splint
Code: 4e029
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Medicines
Code: 4e163a
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Neck Injury
Code: 4e002
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Nose Bleed (Epistaxis)
Code: 4e011
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Pretibial Lacerations
Code: 4e020
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Pulled Elbow (Child)
Code: 4e147
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Pyrexia
Code: 4e107
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Road Traffic Collision
Code: 4e130
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Sedative Medicines
Code: 4e152
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Shoulder Exercises
Code: 4e009b
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Shoulder Injury
Code: 4e009
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Sporting Injuries
Code: 4e126
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Sprains and Strains
Code: 4e005
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Suspected Broken Nose
Code: 4e032
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Swallowed Foreign Bodies
Code: 4e024
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URTI)
Code: 4e327a
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Use of Crutches
Code: 4e008
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Walking Sticks
Code: 4e043
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Welcome to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
Code: 4e035
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Wound Care
Code: 4e003
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Wrist Injury Exercises
Code: 4e013a
About this Hospital
The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is a 1,200 bed teaching hospital with state-of-the-art facilities which provides care to a population of around one million people from Norfolk, neighbouring counties and further afield.
It provides a full range of acute clinical services, including more specialist services such as oncology and radiotherapy (including brachytherapy), neonatology, trauma and orthopaedics, plastic surgery, vascular surgery, robotic surgery, bone marrow transplants, interventional radiology, specialist cardiology, paediatric medicine and surgery. Many of its services are amongst the largest in the country (for example, the 5th busiest NHS cancer service in England).
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital works closely with the University of East Anglia’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences to train health professionals and undertake clinical research.
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital has world class facilities, highly skilled staff and low infection rates. Our patients rate us highly on quality of care and having friendly, approachable staff.
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