Diabetes medicine

Diabetes is one of the common long term conditions for all populations and age groups.

Dermatology

The dermatology department see patients with skin diseases and skin cancers. They assess, investigate diagnoses and treat patients.

Critical care (ICU)

Critical care services are an essential component of the care of many hospital patients. Patients requiring critical care are amongst the sickest in the hospital and therefore require access to extensive facilities, equipment and experienced staff.

Community paediatrics

The community paediatric service provides a secondary service for children referred from primary care, hospital and community health professionals, schools and the local education authority when there are concerns about a child’s development, behaviour or educational needs.

Colorectal services

Colorectal services are involved in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the bowel; the colon, rectum and anus. We have a multidisciplinary team approach enabling us to provide patients with the expert care they need.

Specialist nurse for children and young people with autism/suspected autism

This is a specialist service and is offered to all professionals working with children aged between 0-19 years, within the county of Lincolnshire.