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The gynaecology department deals with various reproductive conditions and diseases in women, non-binary people and trans men, and provides outpatient clinics along with day case and inpatient procedures for women and non-binary people who need a range of gynaecological operations and services.

A highly skilled nursing and support team with sub-specialities in colorectal, upper gastrointestinal, breast, vascular and urology.

A comprehensive clinical gastroenterology and endoscopic service providing diagnosis, investigation, and treatment. 

Fluoroscopy uses x-rays and allows us to see into the body in real time; for example watching what happens when a patient swallows, or guiding a radiologist during a procedure.

Enhanced care is a closer level of supervision used when staff have risk assessed the potential harm to a patient, or the risk to others. 

An endoscopy is a procedure used to see inside your body so doctors can investigate unusual symptoms, perform certain types of surgery, or remove a small sample of tissue for further analysis. 

The Ear, Nose and Throat Department provides Diagnosis, surgery and treatment for people with ear, nose and throat-related problems.

This is a scan that measures the density of bones. DXA stands for Dual energy X-ray Absorptiometry. This tells us about the strength of the bones and the risk of the bones breaking in the future.

Impartial advice about nutrition and health, we also advise about food related problems and treat disease and ill health.

The podiatry service provides specialist assessment and treatment for patients with diabetic foot ulcerations and other acute conditions.

The Diabetes and Endocrinology department provides specialist services for patients with diabetes throughout Barnsley and the surrounding areas.

The dermatology department provides diagnosis, treatment and clinics for skin conditions.

Enabling patients to come into hospital, have an operation or procedure, recover, and go home on the same day.

The Intensive Care rehabilitation team, is a team which supports patients on Intensive Care during their stay, as well as after their stay on Intensive Care. 

COVID Medicine Delivery Unit (CMDU) provides access to COVID treatments for non-hospitalised patients believed to be at greatest risk of disease progression, hospitalisation or death. The treatments are a key element in the offer to higher risk patients, reducing hospital admissions and death.

Welcome to Barnsley Community Paediatrics; a part of the integrated paediatric services at Barnsley Hospital.

Our experienced team provides care for children and young people up to the age of 16 (or 18 for autism assessments and young people in specialist settings).

The Corporate Governance Department is your point of contact for Trust HQ and its corporate governance arrangements, which includes the Council of Governors and Board of Directors.

The Coronary Care Unit (CCU) looks after patients who need a higher level of care than normal after acute heart-related illnesses, such as a heart attack.

Computerised Tomography (CT) is an imaging technique that uses x-rays and a sophisticated computer to produce cross sectional images (slices of information) of the body.

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