Haematology in Lewisham
The Haematology department provides a wide range of investigations, advice, treatment and monitoring for people 16 years of age and over who are living with blood disorders such as haemophillia, sickle cell disease and anaemia.
We see people in an inpatient, outpatient and day care setting. Our service offers an advice and liaison service for GPs and other services at the Trust.
Our laboratory services are fully CPA accredited for haematology and immunology. Clinical services include BCSH Level 2 provision for haemato-oncology, sickle cell and haemophilia.
Contact
Phone: 020 3192 6301 or 020 8333 3000 ext: 33394
Locations
Inpatients: Laurel Ward, 5th floor, Riverside Building
Day cases: Suite 8, 1st floor, Pink Zone
Clinics: clinics may take place in any of the locations below.
- Suite 2 / Suite 4 / Suite 8: 1st floor, Yellow Zone
- Haemophilia Centre: 1st floor, Pink Zone (next to Pathology)
Conditions we can treat
- All haematological malignancies up to induction of acute leukaemia but excluding bone marrow transplantation
- Sickle cell disease and thalassaemias
- Haemostasis and thrombosis
- General haematology: anaemias, other cytopenias, haematinic deficiencies, etc.
Services available
- Laboratory services
- Chemotherapy service
- Anticoagulant service
- Thrombosis service
- Transfusion service
- Referral and liaison services to all other departments and GPs
- Teaching and training
- Round the clock clinical and laboratory on-call service
Sickle cell and thalassaemia service
To learn more about sickle cell and thalassaemia services for adults and young people, please visit our sickle cell disease hub .
Primary care referrals
Professional referrers from primary should refer to our clinical guidance: Sickle cell and thalassaemia service - information for primary care teams