Worthing Hospital is part of University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
Address:
Lyndhurst Road Worthing West Sussex BN11 2DH
Hours:
24-hours
A&E Hours:
24-hours
Phone:
01903 205111
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Code: 8m513
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Back Pain Advice
Code: 8m007
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Burns Injury
Code: 8m004
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Chest Injury
Code: 8m017
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Concussion
Code: 8m001c
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Conjunctivitis
Code: 8m070
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Dental Advice
Code: 8m180
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Early Knee Exercises
Code: 8m010e
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Eye Injury and Corneal Abrasion
Code: 8m018a
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Going Home with Dalteparin
Code: 8m398
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Head Injury
Code: 8m001
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Infections and Antibiotics
Code: 8m044
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Mallet Finger
Code: 8m029
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Neck Injury
Code: 8m002
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Nosebleeds
Code: 8m011
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Plasters and Casts
Code: 8m006
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Pretibial Lacerations
Code: 8m020
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Pulled Elbow (Child)
Code: 8m147
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Soft Tissue Injuries
Code: 8m005a
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Sprained Ankle
Code: 8m019
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Sprained Shoulder
Code: 8m009
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Use of Crutches
Code: 8m008
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Viral Illness
Code: 8m377
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Welcome to Worthing Hospital
Code: 8m035
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Why am I Waiting?
Code: 8m035d
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Wound Care
Code: 8m003
About this Hospital
Western Sussex Hospitals (WSHT) and Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals (BSUH) joined forces on 1 April 2021 to create a new NHS Foundation Trust for our region: University Hospitals Sussex.
Bringing the best of both trusts together, the new organisation will invest in innovation and expertise to make Sussex a leader in healthcare excellence and improve services for local people.
Before the merger, WSHT and BSUH had been working together under a shared leadership for nearly four years under a management agreement signed in April 2017.
During that time, BSUH became the fastest-improving acute hospital trust in England, emerging from special measures and earning a Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating of Good overall and Outstanding for caring.
WSHT reached new heights too. In October 2019, the trust not only maintained the Outstanding rating it was awarded in 2016 but also became the first non-specialist acute hospital trust in to achieve the top grade in all the CQC’s key inspection areas.
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