Getting to Lincoln County Hospital
[…] are a number of regular bus services that serve the hospital – the Service 4 is a direct service from Lincoln Central Bus station every 30 minutes. Check out this useful guide where you can also live track to see where the bus is https://lincolnbus.co.uk/bus-routes/lincoln-hospital Other services include 17, 18, 23, 50, 53 and […]
https://www.ulh.nhs.uk/hospitals/lincoln-county/directions/March into wellbeing with essential health admin – Column by Paloma Diaz-Estevez, Sexual Health Services Lead
[…] GLiSH clinic. We offer extended opening hours, so you may be able to be seen later in the day if you can’t get to your GP surgery. Check our website for the list of sexual health clinics in the county: www.greaterlincolnshiresexualhealth.nhs.uk. As part of the national screening programme, eligible people between the ages of […]
https://www.ulh.nhs.uk/news/march-into-wellbeing-with-essential-health-admin-column-by-paloma-diaz-estevez-sexual-health-services-lead/Minor skin surgery under local anaesthetic
[…] amount of liquid (local anaesthetic) into the skin area being treated. This may be uncomfortable (feel like a bee sting) for about 10 seconds. Your doctor will check the area before starting the surgery. Once the area is numb you should not be able to feel pain, you may still be aware of a […]
https://www.ulh.nhs.uk/patients/patient-information-library/minor-skin-surgery-under-local-anaesthetic/Gynaecology
[…] What to expect when you come to us: Gynaecology outpatients/ speciality clinics When you arrive at the outpatients department you may be able to use the self check in stand if available or advise the receptionist that you have arrived. You may have your weight and height recorded by nursing staff prior to seeing […]
https://www.ulh.nhs.uk/services/gynaecology/Down on the farm with hospital team and their young patients with Type-1 diabetes
[…] meeting the animals Throughout the day there were times allocated for all of the children to have time to enjoy a drink and biscuit, as well as check their blood sugar levels. Hospital staff were on hand if any of the monitors indicated that intervention was needed. For some children this might have meant […]
https://www.ulh.nhs.uk/news/down-on-the-farm-with-hospital-team-and-their-young-patients-with-type-1-diabetes/Image guided percutaneous drainage
[…] up to an hour prior to the procedure. You may be sent a blood form and asked to arrange a blood test prior to the procedure to check your bloods are within safe limits to have the procedure. If you are taking anti coagulation or anti platelet medication, such as warfarin, you will be […]
https://www.ulh.nhs.uk/patients/patient-information-library/image-guided-percutaneous-drainage/