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Speciality |
Bleep |
Faculty |
Haematologists |
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Prof Kinsey |
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Dr Richards |
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Dr Shenton |
| Oncologists |
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Prof Lewis |
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Dr Elliot |
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Dr Glaser |
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Dr Picton |
Dieticians |
5087 |
Evelyn |
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6296 |
Lisa |
| Pharmacists |
6593 |
Rachel |
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6586 |
Shona |
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4274 |
Sofia |
| On-call Team |
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SHO Registrar |
These are the bare bones of the important and most commonly asked haematology and oncology questions. This is not meant to be comprehensive but should be used for quick reference.
For more detailed information and the comprehensive list of guidelines please refer to the EQMS icon on the computer or the purple EQMS folders in the doctors office if the computer is down.
| The three most important things to remember are: |
FY1-2 and ST1-3 are NOT allowed to alter, adjust or advise on chemotherapy without first consulting with a registrar or a consultant.
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All of the consultants are very keen to be informed or asked about any patient causing any concern/confusion at any time of day or night. If you are unsure what to do then ask.
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EQMS login: User name = paediatric Password = oncology
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