A to Z of clinical services

Cancer Support and services for patients who have been diagnosed with and are being treated for cancer

Haematology Patients are seen with conditions which are either cancerous (eg leukaemia, lymphoma or myeloma) or non-cancerous (eg abnormal blood counts)

Urology Urology is the surgical specialty that focuses on the urinary tracts of males and females, and on the reproductive system of males

Cardiac and stroke receiving unit Patients with a suspected cardiac condition which requires immediate specialist attention will be assessed in the CSRU 24 hours a day and will be admitted to the inpatient cardiac services at Wycombe Hospital is appropriate.

Cardiac prevention and rehabilitation nurse specialist team The CPRNS team will provide practical and emotional support to patients and their families. The service is available to patients who have a diagnosis of heart disease or heart failure or who are undergoing cardiac surgery.

Cardiac rehabilitation Practical and emotional support for patients and families who are having treatment for cardiac conditions

Cardiac services The trust provides a comprehensive cardiology service to the population of Buckinghamshire and surrounding areas.

Accident and emergency Delivering emergency and acute care to all patients who arrive either by ambulance or private transport. Our inpatient speciality teams assess any patient who attends and manages their care appropriately within our acute care hub.

Waterside and Chartridge unit The Waterside and Chartridge unit is a community facility situated within Amersham Hospital

Children and young people's occupational therapy Occupational Therapists (OTs) work with children and young people, their families, and health, education and social care colleagues, to help individuals get the most from their lives and achieve their potential.

Children and young peoples physiotherapy Physiotherapists support children and young people who have difficulty with movement and treat short and long-term conditions that impact on physical development, activity and their ability to participate in play, learning and socialising.

Children and young peoples services We provide a range of services to children and young people throughout Buckinghamshire.

Children and young peoples speech and language therapy Our children and young people's speech and language therapy is provided by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.

Community paediatrics Caring for children aged 0-19 with a wide range of needs and conditions, particularly children with developmental problems and complex needs

Health visiting Health visitors are qualified registered nurses who have undertaken further training to degree level in child health, public health and health promotion.

Paediatric services Offering treatment and emergency care for children and young people up to 18 years of age

School nursing Our aim is to support each person we care for to achieve their potential for physical, emotional and social wellbeing so that they can get the most from life and education and become responsible for their own health.

COPD This service provides care and advice to those people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Clinical chemistry The analysis of biological samples to aid diagnosis and monitor treatment.

Gastroenterology Treating disorders of the digestive system, including the stomach, bowel, pancreas & liver

Coloproctology The investigation, diagnosis and treatment of all aspects of your colon, bowel, rectum and appendix.

Community head injury service Providing specialist assessment, rehabilitation and family services for adults with acquired brain injury

Community health services supporting Buckinghamshire families, children with special needs and older people in their homes or from their local health centres and community hospitals

Community Neurorehabilitation Service The Community Neurorehabilitation Service sees adults with a wide range of long-term neurological conditions, such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s or people who have had a stroke. These conditions often result in a complex combination of difficulties (for example physical, emotional, communication and cognitive), requiring input from a variety of disciplines.

Sexual health and genitourinary medicine Sexual health service and HIV care. Dedicated clinics for young people and specific treatments.

Cardiac prevention and rehabilitation nurse specialist team The CPRNS team will provide practical and emotional support to patients and their families. The service is available to patients who have a diagnosis of heart disease or heart failure or who are undergoing cardiac surgery.

Critical care services High dependency and intensive therapy Units offering more specialised observation and treatment than can be provided in an ordinary ward

Neonatal services Intensive care, high dependency and special care for sick new born and premature babies.

Cardiac and stroke receiving unit Patients with a suspected cardiac condition which requires immediate specialist attention will be assessed in the CSRU 24 hours a day and will be admitted to the inpatient cardiac services at Wycombe Hospital is appropriate.

Cardiac services The trust provides a comprehensive cardiology service to the population of Buckinghamshire and surrounding areas.

Respiratory medicine Services and treatments for Asbestosis, Asthma, Bronchiectasis, Cystic Fibrosis, Emphysema, Flu, Apnoea, Pneumonia and Tuberculosis

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