Here you will find the most important information you need when you come to one of our hospitals.
There are videos for you to watch, which give you more information about your hospital visit as well as other information that you can download and print off.
To help us to help you, please download and fill in these forms:
Please bring these with you when you visit us.
We treat lots of patients every year as inpatients and outpatients.
Inpatients stay in our wards and we have over 1500 beds for them.
Outpatients come and see our doctors or nurses for short appointments in clinics, then they go home. If you are coming to our hospital as an outpatient, you will have a letter from us.
If you need to call the hospital, please call the number for the hospital you want below, and a receptionist will help to direct your where you want to go:
If you want to speak to a specialist nurse for a learning disability or autism please use the contact details in the next section.
If you need to speak to a specialist nurse for a learning disability or autism, please contact the hospital that you live closest to:
However, if you prefer to email for learning disability or autism support, please email their joint email address at mse.learningdisabilities@nhs.net or mse.autism@nhs.net.
Frontline website/app - Frontline is a community project. It helps frontline workers and the public to quickly find details on local health and wellbeing services and to contact services through callback and referral options. Visit https://uk.frontline.com to find out more.
EasyHealth website - the easyhealth website has lots of health information that is easy to understand. Visit https://www.easyhealth.org.uk for more information.
Unhappy about your care - if you are unhappy with anything that happened during your visit to the hospital, we want you to tell us - we want to hear your views. Click Giving feedback or making a complaint about your health care to find out about making a complaint.
Below you can click on the YouTube links to watch videos that will tell you more about different hospital treatments to help you prepare and understand what to expect when you come to hospital
Consent — visit https://www.youtube.com/embed/lEqi-7ubC_g to learn more about giving consent and what it means.
Accident and Emergency (A&E) — visit https://www.youtube.com/embed/7lGTqA-3mkQ to learn more about your visit to A&E, also known as the Emergency department (ED).
Visiting — visit https://www.youtube.com/embed/BdZ3864Adxw to see what you can expect when coming to one of our hospitals.
Sepsis — visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGOpIoDrZPM&feature=youtu.be to learn important information about sepsis or download our Sepsis easy read leaflet [pdf].
MRI — visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Epb_j-HblLI to learn what happens during an MRI to easy any worries you may have.
Endoscopy — visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVcofESc6iA to find out about this hospital treatment.
Diagnostic text — visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbmDn1bkhZo to learn what this test is and how to prepare for it.
We are looking for participants to test and give us feedback on Virtual Reality videos. These videos will be of clinical scenarios like getting a blood test, being weighed, having your blood pressure taken blood pressure taken. We need people who are aged 11 or older and have mild to moderate learning disorder and/or autism.
We will provide each participant with a headset and will host an in-person onboarding session. Participants will be asked to use the headset for a set amount of time each week (30 minutes) over four weeks.
Please complete the short form below to register interest:
For information about Covid-19, you can download:
You can find out more about our latest visiting guidance, here https://www.mse.nhs.uk/coronavirus-covid-19.