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Official information from NHS about King's College Hospital including contact details, directions, opening hours and service/treatment details
- Denmark Hill, London, SE5 9RS
- kch-tr.palsdh@nhs.net
- 020 3299 9000
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- What We Do
- What Happens When I arrive?
- What Are The Next Steps?
- How Long Will I Have to Wait in The Ed?
- Why Do We Ask You Lots of Questions?
- What If My Pain Relief Runs out?
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- While You Are Waiting
Our Emergency Department (ED) is open to anyone who needs emergency care because of a serious illness or accident. We hope you have a positive experience while in our care. Find out information about our Paediatric (Children’s) Emergency Department.
When you arrive at the walk-in entrance, you will be checked in by a receptionist. They will ask you for information such as your name and home address. You will then be assessed by a streaming nurse in the reception area. If your GP sent you to the ED with a letter, please give this to the nurse. They will ask you some questions to decide the best...
The streaming nurse will direct you to: 1. the Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC), or 2. the ED The UTC treats a range of illnesses and injuries. It is run in partnership with Greenbrook Healthcare (part of Totally plc) in Suite 1 of the Golden Jubilee Wing. If you are directed to the ED, you will need to register at Step 2 in main reception before bein...
We aim to treat you as quickly as possible. However, your waiting time will depend on the number of patients in the department and how serious their injuries or illnesses are. Our staff are working hard to see patients in a safe and timely manner. This means we will see some patients ahead of others and not in order of time of arrival. We appreciat...
Throughout your ED journey, you may be visited by multiple members of our clinical team. These can include: 1. ED doctors 2. doctors from other specialties 3. advanced practitioners 4. nurses 5. clinical support workers 6. students Each of these people will want to know different things about your story but may ask similar questions. You may feel t...
If you are in pain or feeling more unwell, please let us know. We can arrange pain relief and review your assessment.
Everybody working in the ED wants to give you the best possible care. If you have any questions, please feel free to talk to any of the staff. If you have any concerns about the care you are receiving, please ask to speak to the nurse in charge.
Please be kind and respectful to our staff. Abusive language and physical aggression is distressing to other patients and our staff. Such behaviour is not tolerated and could lead to your exclusion from the hospital and criminal prosecution.
Everyone aged 18 and older who has their blood tested in a London Emergency Department (A&E) now has it tested for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. It’s important to get diagnosed early as treatment is life-saving and free from the NHS. Your results are confidential. If you do not wish to be tested, please let a member of staff know. If your test ...
Food and drink
Please ask staff if it is safe for you to eat and/or drink. There are vending machines in the main reception area. We also have shops and cafes across the main King’s College Hospital site. If you need further assistance, please ask a member of staff or a member of the King’s Volunteer team.
Medication and prescriptions
Please tell your doctor and nurse about your regular medications and any allergies that you have. It is helpful if you bring list of these with you to the ED.
Mobile phones
Please be considerate towards others when using your mobile phone in the department. There is a mobile phone charging station in the main reception that is free to use. If you do not have a mobile phone and need to use a telephone, please speak to a member of staff.
To change or cancel a first appointment, phone our Outpatient Appointment Centre (OPAC) on 020 3299 1919. Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm. Our busiest time is 12pm to 2pm, so if you phone at this time, you may wait longer for your call to be answered. We are closed on bank (public) holidays.
Address. King's College Hospital. Denmark Hill. London. SE5 9RS. Get directions (opens in Google Maps)
King's College Hospital is a major teaching hospital and major trauma centre in Denmark Hill, Camberwell in the London Borough of Lambeth, referred to locally and by staff simply as "King's" or abbreviated internally to "KCH". It is managed by King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. It serves an inner city population of 700,000 in the ...
