St Helier Hospital is part of Epsom and St. Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust
Address:
Wrythe Lane Carshalton Surrey SM5 1AA
Hours:
24-hours
A&E Hours:
24-hours
Phone:
020 8296 2000
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Active Finger Exercises
Code: 8E042
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Acute Lower Back Pain
Code: 8E007a
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Ankle Injury Exercises
Code: 8E019f
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Bites and Stings
Code: 8E098
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Bronchiolitis
Code: 8E257
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Burns and Scalds (Child)
Code: 8E050
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Chest Injury
Code: 8E017
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Conjunctivitis
Code: 8E070
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Corneal Abrasion
Code: 8E068
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Coughs and Colds
Code: 8E172
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Croup
Code: 8E258
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Diarrhoea and Vomiting in Children
Code: 8E045
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Elbow Injury
Code: 8E144s
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GP Referral
Code: 8E208
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Hand Injury
Code: 8E033
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Head Injury
Code: 8E001
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Head Injury (Child)
Code: 8E046
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High Temperature
Code: 8E078
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How to use your Eye Medication
Code: 8E018
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Irritable Hip (Child)
Code: 8E279
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Knee Injury
Code: 8E010
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Mallet Finger
Code: 8E029
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Neighbour Strapping
Code: 8E101
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Nose Bleed (Epistaxis)
Code: 8E011
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Pain Relief (At Home)
Code: 8E041f
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Parents of Children Seen in the Emergency Department
Code: 8E035d
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Plasters and Casts
Code: 8E006
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Pre-tibial Lacerations
Code: 8E020
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Soft Tissue Injury
Code: 8E240
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Sprains and Strains
Code: 8E005
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Suspected Broken Nose
Code: 8E032
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Thumb Spica
Code: 8E084
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Use of Crutches
Code: 8E008
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Use of Stitches (Child)
Code: 8E048a
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Welcome to St Helier Hospital
Code: 8E035
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Whiplash Neck Injury
Code: 8E002
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Wound Care
Code: 8E003
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Wound Closure Strips (Child)
Code: 8E165
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Wrist Injury Exercises
Code: 8E013p
About this Hospital
St Helier Hospital is the largest hospital in our trust and shares the site with our dedicated children’s hospital, Queen Mary’s Hospital for Children.
St Helier is home to a busy 24-hour A&E department, a maternity unit which includes our home-from-home birth centre, a highly regarded endoscopy unit (where patients’ digestive and respiratory systems are examined using fibre optic cameras), and a comprehensive range of diagnostic facilities, including MRI and CT scanning, ultrasound and vascular diagnostic services.
All emergency surgery in the trust is performed at St Helier.
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