Welcome to the General Medical Department at Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust
This information should give you a brief introduction to General Medicine, the Divisions, staff, their work and the hospital in general.
The purpose of the Integrated Medicine and the Emergency Care Divisions is to see patients with Acute Medical/Emergency conditions and provide a full range of outpatient, endoscopy and in-patient services.
The purpose of the Integrated Medicine and the Emergency Care Divisions is to see patients with Acute Medical/Emergency conditions and provide a full range of outpatient, endoscopy and in-patient services.
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Kathryn Goddard
Phase 2 & Phase 4 Medicine Undergraduate Lead (& Phase 3B Lead: Haematology) [email protected] |
Hospital Structure
The work of the hospital is spread between five Divisions: Family Health, Emergency Care, Integrated Medicine, Surgery and Clinical and Support Services). Each Division is headed by a Divisional Director who is directly accountable to the Trust Board, a Head of Nursing, a General Manager, a Finance Business Partner and an HR Business Partner.
The Division of Integrated Medicine contains: Audiology & Primary Ear Care, Bone Health & Fracture Liaison & Falls, Cardiology, Care of the Elderly (Complex Medicine), Dental, Dermatology, Clinical Haematology, Gastroenterology, Diabetes & Endocrinology, Neurology – outreach, Neurological Rehabilitation Medicine, Respiratory, Stroke.
The Division of Emergency Care contains: the Medical Admissions Unit, A&E, Fast Response and Community Care Services.
The work of the hospital is spread between five Divisions: Family Health, Emergency Care, Integrated Medicine, Surgery and Clinical and Support Services). Each Division is headed by a Divisional Director who is directly accountable to the Trust Board, a Head of Nursing, a General Manager, a Finance Business Partner and an HR Business Partner.
The Division of Integrated Medicine contains: Audiology & Primary Ear Care, Bone Health & Fracture Liaison & Falls, Cardiology, Care of the Elderly (Complex Medicine), Dental, Dermatology, Clinical Haematology, Gastroenterology, Diabetes & Endocrinology, Neurology – outreach, Neurological Rehabilitation Medicine, Respiratory, Stroke.
The Division of Emergency Care contains: the Medical Admissions Unit, A&E, Fast Response and Community Care Services.
General Medical Staff and the Teams: see separate Medical Team Structures information sheet available on Student Notice Board.
Management Teams
- Integrated Medicine 1
- Integrated Medicine 2
- Emergency Care
Nursing Staff
The Clinical Governance Matron for Medicine is Gail Smith. Other matrons for the wards include Justine Dent, Wendy Millard, Jacky Fairfax and Jane Grainger.
The Clinical Governance Matron for Medicine is Gail Smith. Other matrons for the wards include Justine Dent, Wendy Millard, Jacky Fairfax and Jane Grainger.
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Medical Wards
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Main Team
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A1
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Cardiology/Care of the Elderly
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A3
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Medically stable patients awaiting discharge (* currently Endocrinology/ Care of the Elderly whilst Ward A5 is being re-decorated)
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A4
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Gastroenterology/ Care of the Elderly
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A5
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Endocrinology/Care of the Elderly
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A6
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Planned Investigations Unit
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A7
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Haematology
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CCU
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Coronary Care Unit
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B1
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Medical Admissions Unit
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Stroke Unit
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Stroke
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Fitzwilliam
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Care of the Elderly
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Endoscopy
The Endoscopy Unit is located on C level and has recently been refurbished to create single sex accommodation and meet recommendations that meet JAG accreditation.
Medical Assessment Unit (MAU)
The MAU is located on Ward B1 and accepts direct referrals from the GPs as well as from A&E. It has a male and a female bay each with a dedicated staff nurse. Once management plans are in place patients are re-located to one of the medical wards or Coronary Care Unit, within 24h under the named consultant on call that day.
Breathing Space
We also manage Breathing Space, a 20 bed, nurse led facility at Badsley More Lane. Many patients with respiratory conditions are transferred to Breathing Space for part of their care.
The Endoscopy Unit is located on C level and has recently been refurbished to create single sex accommodation and meet recommendations that meet JAG accreditation.
Medical Assessment Unit (MAU)
The MAU is located on Ward B1 and accepts direct referrals from the GPs as well as from A&E. It has a male and a female bay each with a dedicated staff nurse. Once management plans are in place patients are re-located to one of the medical wards or Coronary Care Unit, within 24h under the named consultant on call that day.
Breathing Space
We also manage Breathing Space, a 20 bed, nurse led facility at Badsley More Lane. Many patients with respiratory conditions are transferred to Breathing Space for part of their care.
