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Laboratory Medicine

General Information

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Where to find us

Phlebotomy (Blood Taking) Service

Key Contacts

Key Contacts Clinical Biochemistry & POCT

Key Contacts Haematology/Blood Transfusion/Immunology

Key Contacts Microbiology & Serology

Key Contacts - Histology & Non-Gynae Cytology

Key Contacts - Mortuary

Opening hours and out of hours service provision

Clinical Biochemistry Out of Hours Test Repertoire

Microbiology Out of Hours Test Repertoire

Information for Health Care Professionals

Advice for Requesters - Cervical Cytology

Advice for Requestors - Immunology

Advice for Requesters- Microbiology

Advice for requesters - Clinical Biochemistry

Ordering Consumables

Add On Requests

Laboratory Reports

Transportation of Samples and Postage

High Risk/Danger of Infection Samples

Request form and specimen labelling

How to Take Laboratory Samples

Electronic Test Requesting

Storage of Samples Before Analysis

User Feedback

Information for Patients

Collection and delivery of semen samples to the Andrology department

Fundraising

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From Monday 15 June 2020, visitors and outpatients coming into our hospitals will be asked to wear a face covering at all times, to help us reduce the spread of Covid-19. A face covering can be as simple as a scarf or bandana that ties behind the head. It should cover your mouth and nose while allowing you to breathe comfortably. For more information click here.