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The New Stobhill Hospital is one of the most modern and well equipped in Scotland.
It provides an attractive and welcoming environment for patients and visitors with light, airy public spaces, comfortable waiting areas and fresh, modern consulting rooms.
Patients benefit not only from modern new facilities. The way care is provided from the hospital has also changed for the better. Services have been redesigned around the needs of the patient to enhance the quality of care and speed up diagnosis and treatment.
The hospital will treat about 400,000 patients every year.
In addition to outpatient clinics, day surgery and diagnostic services, the hospital provides a number of specialist services such as cardiology, renal dialysis and gynaecology.
There is a new Minor Injuries Unit with its own dedicated entrance for rapid access to a highly skilled clinical team. The unit is open seven days a week 9.00am till 9.00pm.
The addiction liaison outpatient service is a service open to all patients who attend the outpatient clinic settings. All staff can make referrals either via a referral form or telephone once consent has been agreed by the patient.
Our service offers advice and support to individuals experiencing drug and/or alcohol issues. We offer harm reduction advice and relapse management planning to help patients achieve and maintain change in their lifestyle.In addition we can help patients look at their motivation to change and will help them to access ongoing community support.We will also provide health advice around dependency and risky behaviour and their current and future health.
Opening hours: Monday clinic (Clinic K) at Stobhill between 1.30-4.30pm, Tel: 0141 355 1304
Tuesday between 1.30-4.30pm at Clinic L, room 5, Tel: 0141 355 1311.
Contact Title: Senior Acute Addiction Liaison Nurse
General Tel: 0141 418 4942
Location name: Clinic K or Clinic L
The Aroma Café provides a range of hot and cold snacks and beverages. All profits made by the café - wholly owned by the NHS - are reinvested in the NHS and the café is staffed by NHS employees.
Facilities for use of patients and members of the public in hospitals and health centres, for example, telephones, cash withdrawal machines (ATM), shops and cafes.
The department provides a dedicated Cardiac Rehabilitation outpatient service for residents of north east Glasgow.
The multidisciplinary team of health professionals provide a programme of assessment, behavioural change, education, exercise, supervised group training and psychological support.
Services include:
Cardiac Rehabilitation Multidisciplinary Clinics (Nurse and physiotherapist)
Colposcopy services within Gynaecology Glasgow.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 9.00am till 5.00pm, closed on Public Holidays.
Contact Title: Service Manager
Contact Tel: 0141 355 1209
Day Hospital Tel: 0141 3551595 / 01413551622
The Day Hospital will provide a modern therapeutic environment for the assessment and rehabilitation for older people.
The Hospital includes consulting and treatment rooms and a modern, comfortable patient lounge.
The advanced Day Surgery suite has six theatres staffed by a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, anaesthetists, day surgery nurses, health care support workers and clerical staff.
The department is supported by 23-hour beds which enable clinicians to extend the range of procedures offered. The beds may be used for patients who do not have a carer or access to a phone to stay in hospital overnight to complete their post-surgery recovery.
The beds are located a short distance from the Day Surgery in Ward 7A, Stobhill Hospital.
The pre-assessment clinic, where patients are assessed for suitability for day surgery, is based in general Outpatients.
The Dental Department provides outpatient dental services for patients with special needs, including frail elderly patients and those with a physical disability.
Oral surgery patients attend the oral surgery outpatient department at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
Dermatology outpatients department: general clinics, skin cancer screening clinics, leg ulcer clinics, phototherapy and minor surgery Dermatology Service
Opening hours: Mon - Fri : 0830 -1830
General Tel: 0141 355 1292
Fax: 0141 355 1759
Location name: Clinic J Second Floor
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, dietetics and podiatry are located together in the Therapies Department.
It includes assessment and treatment rooms, a shared gym, assessment kitchens, bedroom and bathroom. Dietetics
Opening hours: 8.00am–5.30pm Monday to Friday
General Tel: 0141 355 1595
Location name: Level 0
The addiction liaison outpatient service is a service open to all patients who attend the outpatient clinic settings. All staff can make referrals either via a referral form or telephone once consent has been agreed by the patient.
Our service offers advice and support to individuals experiencing drug and/or alcohol issues. We offer harm reduction advice and relapse management planning to help patients achieve and maintain change in their lifestyle.In addition we can help patients look at their motivation to change and will help them to access ongoing community support.We will also provide health advice around dependency and risky behaviour and their current and future health.
Opening hours: Monday: 9.00am to 4.30pm.
Contact Title: Senior Acute Addiction Liaison Nurse
Contact Name: Paul Gourlay
Contact Tel: 0141 418 4942
General Tel: 0141 418 4942
Manager Name: George Benson, Nurse Team Leader
Fax: 0141 418 4981
Location name: Clinic K
The Info Point is situated at the east entrance of the main foyer of the hospital across from the Aroma Café.
This service has been designed to allow patients, visitors and staff the opportunity to access key information easily at a single point.
Anyone using the Info Point will be able to read and take away important information on a wide range of topics including copies of health news and the staff newsletter, healthy eating, exercise, stopping smoking and hand hygiene, as well as bus and train timetables, social work literature, health rights advice and information on services provided by Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership.
Facilities for use of patients and members of the public in hospitals and health centres, for example, telephones, cash withdrawal machines (ATM), shops and cafes.
General Tel: Click to expand
Location name: Level 0
This is a Minor Injuries Unit, not an Emergency Department. Please see this page for further information on who and what an MIU will treat, and who and what they can't treat.
Find your nearest and opening times - use this link to enter a postcode and age of patient to locate the Minor Injury Unit you should attend.
We have 3 dedicated Minor Injury Units. They treat cuts that need stitches, broken bones in your lower arm or leg, sprains and minor burns. You are likely to get the fastest treatment for these injuries here. You will not have to wait for people with more serious injuries and conditions to be treated first.
They are open 9am to 9pm / Vale of Leven MIU open from 8am to 9pm, every day of the year, with the . At other times, or for sudden serious illness, attend your nearest hospital Emergency Department.
The department provides a service to outpatients and inpatients admitted to the various wards located throughout the Stobhill Hospital campus. Both imaging and non-imaging investigations are performed. Some of the most common investigations performed are:
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, dietetics and podiatry are located together in the Therapies Department.
It includes assessment and treatment rooms, a shared gym, assessment kitchens, bedroom and bathroom. Occupational Therapy
Opening hours: 8.00am–5.30pm Monday to Friday
General Tel: 0141 355 1595
Location name: Level 0
The dedicated Ophthalmology Department provides outpatient services to adults and children in north east Glasgow.
Its services include:
General eye clinics
Specialist diabetic and laser clinics
Specialist corneal clinics
Specialist oculoplastic clinics
Shared care glaucoma clinics
Orthoptic & optometry clinics
Minor lid clinic
Preoperative assessment (adult only)
Ophthalmology day surgery will be provided for adults only. Children will receive their surgery at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children (Govan).
Ophthalmology
Opening hours:
Opening hours: 8.30a.m. - 4.30 p.m. Monday to Friday
General Tel: 0141 355 1562
Location name: Level 2
Orthotics
Our Orthotics Service provides assessment of the whole body for biomechanical problems. If appropriate we may prescribe, measure, fit and review an Orthosis. This is a body worn device which may also be called a ‘brace’ or ‘splint’.
When your GP surgery is closed, and you’re too ill to wait until it re-opens, you should contact the GP Out-of-Hours Service by calling NHS 24 on 111.
When you call NHS24, you will be put through to a health professional who will ask you about your symptoms and arrange for you to see a GP if necessary.
The out-of-hours GP may either call out to see you or you may be asked to attend the primary care emergency centre where the out-of-hours GPs service is based.
Please do not attend a primary care emergency centre without calling NHS 24 first.
The NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde out-of-hours service provides GP services to all practices in Glasgow and Clyde out-of-hours (when your doctor's surgery is closed)
Call NHS 24 on 111 nowif you are unwell and need to talk to someone before your GP or dental practice reopens. This is your fastest way to the right care in the right place.
You will get advice depending on your symptoms. This could be managing symptoms at home, or visiting your local pharmacy. You might need to see an on-call doctor or other health professional. If you need to see a doctor immediately NHS 24 will arrange this for you.
Level 1. Access is via the dedicated entrance for the Minor Injuries Unit.
From Balornock Road, turn right immediately before roundabout.
From Belmont Road, take third exit at roundabout, then first left.
From Springburn Road, take first left after roundabout.
Outpatients Tel: Click to expand
General outpatient clinics are located on two floors of the hospital – Level 1 and Level 2. Each clinic is identified by a single letter – from A to L and has its own reception and waiting area. Your appointment letter will indicate which clinic you should attend.
Wherever possible, outpatient clinics will offer a ‘one-stop’ service where a number of appointments will be scheduled on the same day.
As a result many patients will leave the clinic with tests complete, results explained, and a clear outcome of the visit. For others it will be a stay of a few hours instead of admission to hospital or for separate visits to be seen at a clinic.
Level 1 Clinics A, B, C, D, E
Level 2 Clinics F, G, H, I, J, K, L
Telephone numbers:
Clinic A 0141 355 1035
Clinic B 0141 355 1047
Clinic C 0141 355 1063
Clinic D 0141 355 1076
Clinic E 0141 355 1096
Clinic F 0141 355 1209
Clinic G 0141 355 1228
Clinic H 0141 355 1244
Clinic I 0141 355 1259
Clinic J 0141 355 1274
Clinic K 0141 355 1293
Clinic L 0141 355 1323
To cancel or change your appointment please telephone the number on your appointment letter. This may allow us to give your appointment time to another patient. We need your help to run an efficient service.
Please scroll down to see a full list of clinics at the hospital
Acute Addiction Liaison Nurse Outpatient Service
Breast Service Breast (general) Breast nurse-led Breast Family History Breast Orthotist
Cardiology Cardiology (general) ECG Clinic Echo Clinic ETT Clinics GP Open Access ECG Heart Failure Liaison Nurse Service Palpitation Service Rapid Access Chest Pain Service
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, dietetics and podiatry are located together in the Therapies Department.
It includes assessment and treatment rooms, a shared gym, assessment kitchens, bedroom and bathroom. Physiotherapy
Opening hours: 8.00am–5.30pm Monday to Friday
General Tel: 0141 355 1867
Location name: Level 0
Podiatry (Foot Care) Tel: Click to expand
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, dietetics and podiatry are located together in the Therapies Department.
It includes assessment and treatment rooms, a shared gym, assessment kitchens, bedroom and bathroom.
To self refer and make an appointment call our Podiatry Appointment Hotline on 0141 347 8909 (Mon - Friday 8am - 8pm, Saturday 9am - 1pm) or email [email protected]
Opening hours:
8.00am–5.30pm Monday to Friday
General Tel: Click to expand
Location name: Level 0
The renal dialysis unit provides a regular outpatient haemodialysis service for adults.
The Home Haemodialysis Service is also based in the New Stobhill Hospital, providing training and support (including respite provision) for patients whose haemodialysis is carried out primarily at their own home.
Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, dietetics and podiatry are located together in the Therapies Department.
It includes assessment and treatment rooms, a shared gym, assessment kitchens, bedroom and bathroom. Speech and Language Therapy
Opening hours: 8.00am–5.30pm Monday to Friday
General Tel: 0141 355 1595
Location name: Level 0
The Healthcare Chaplain who provides the service to the new Stobhill Hospital and all units and departments on the site can be contacted on 0141 232 7428.
In the new Stobhill Hospital is The Sanctuary. It is can be used by staff, patients and visitors for prayer or contemplation and is designed to be inclusive of all faiths and beliefs. There are two areas for reflection and prayer, one of which looks out to a small pond and shrubbery. Scriptures and resources for major faiths are available, including facilities for ablutions.
The Sanctuary is on the ground floor to the right of the main entrance, opposite the Information Desk. It is open from 7.30 am - 9.00 pm, seven days a week
The Chaplaincy Service delivers spiritual and religious care to all people. Spiritual care addresses the fundamental human need to have a sense of peace, security and hope particularly in the context of injury, illness or loss. Healthcare Chaplains do this by being attentive to the patient’s story, looking for sources of strength and resilience, valuing the person and what is most important to them. Religious care can be a crucial aspect of this. Healthcare Chaplains work with other NHS staff to ensure that these needs are met and, where appropriate, in partnership with local faith and belief groups.
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