Queen Elizabeth II Hospital is operated by East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust and Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust.
Address:
Howlands Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL7 4HQ
A&E Hours:
Daily 8am - 10pm
Phone:
01438 314333
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Advice Following a Possible Seizure
Code: 181QE306a
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Alcohol Related Problem
Code: 181QE136
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Animal and Human Bites
Code: 181QE099
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Ankle Injury
Code: 181QE019
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Arc Eye (Welder’s Flash)
Code: 181QE114
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Arm Sling Information
Code: 181QE056
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Asthma
Code: 181QE021
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Back Strengthening
Code: 181QE011o
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Bites and Stings
Code: 181QE098
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Breathing Exercises for Rib Injuries
Code: 181QE017
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Burns Injury
Code: 181QE004
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Calf Strain Advice
Code: 181QE118a
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Catheter Care
Code: 181QE112
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Corneal Abrasion/Foreign Bodies on the Eye
Code: 181QE068
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Coughs and Colds
Code: 181QE172
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Discharge Under the Influence of Alcohol
Code: 181QE314
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Emergency Nurse Practitioner
Code: 181QE131
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Exercises for Lower Back Pain
Code: 181QE007
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Febrile Convulsions
Code: 181QE055
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Fever in Children
Code: 181QE055a
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Finger Splint
Code: 181QE029a
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GP Referral
Code: 181QE208
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Hand Exercises
Code: 181QE042
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Head Injury
Code: 181QE001
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Head Injury (Child)
Code: 181QE046
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High Blood Pressure Information
Code: 181QE333
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Injury from Glass/China
Code: 181QE189
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Knee Injury
Code: 181QE010
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Neck Injury
Code: 181QE002
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Nose Bleed (Epistaxis)
Code: 181QE011
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Pain Relief (Adult)
Code: 181QE041a
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Pain Relief (Child)
Code: 181QE041b
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Plasters and Casts
Code: 181QE006
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Pretibial Lacerations
Code: 181QE020
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Pulled Elbow (Child)
Code: 181QE147
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Road Traffic Collision
Code: 181QE130
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Shoulder Exercises
Code: 181QE009b
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Soft Tissue Injuries
Code: 181QE005
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Soft Tissue Injury (Child)
Code: 181QE240
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Suspected Broken Nose
Code: 181QE032
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Swallowed Foreign Bodies
Code: 181QE024
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Tendonitis
Code: 181QE198
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Understanding Pain
Code: 181QE041e
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Use of Crutches
Code: 181QE008
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Welcome to Queen Elizabeth II Hospital
Code: 181QE035
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Welcome to the Children’s Emergency Department
Code: 181QE035a
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Wound Care
Code: 181QE003
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Wound Closure (Child)
Code: 181QE003a
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X-ray Decisions
Code: 181QE062
About this Hospital
The £30m New QEII Hospital in Welwyn Garden City is a modern, welcoming and sustainable place for local people to access the hospital services that they use most often. East and North Hertfordshire CCG, the local, GP-led NHS organisation, has planned the hospital and the health care it will provide.
The new hospital has:
- An Urgent Care Centre – from Sunday 2 January 2022 the Centre will close at 10pm and reopen at 8am. The centre treats adults and children of all ages with a wide range of minor illnesses and injuries.
- General outpatient services
- A purpose-built area for children’s outpatient services
- Diagnostic tests (MRI, CT scans and X-rays)
- Day treatments and procedures that don’t need an overnight stay in hospital
- GP out of hours services
- Therapy services, such as physiotherapy and other rehabilitation treatments
- Endoscopy and other procedures
- A breast unit
- Ante-natal care
- Routine blood treatments, such as warfarin
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