Clinical care
Specialist pathways with multidisciplinary teams, modern diagnostics and safe discharge planning.
- Outpatient clinics and day services
- Surgery, theatres and post‑operative care
- Imaging, pathology and diagnostics
We provide specialist and community services across Oxfordshire—supporting patients with safe pathways, modern diagnostics and multidisciplinary teams.
Our teams deliver care across a wide range of specialties. Explore key service areas and how to access support.
Specialist pathways with multidisciplinary teams, modern diagnostics and safe discharge planning.
Supporting clinical trials, innovation and evaluation to improve outcomes and patient experience.
Learning opportunities for students and professionals, with a focus on patient‑centred practice.
Most specialist clinics require a referral. Some services accept self‑referrals or provide advice lines.
GP referrals, consultant‑to‑consultant referrals, and urgent pathways.
Appointment letters, reminders and pre‑visit preparation information.
Plan your visit with guidance on appointments, accessibility, facilities and what to expect during your stay.
Bring your appointment letter, a list of medicines, and arrive early to allow time for check‑in.
Ward visiting varies by service area. Please follow current infection control advice.
On‑site amenities may include cafés, pharmacy services and patient support desks.
Appointment details, a medicines list, and any relevant letters or test results.
Follow site signage. If needed, visit the main reception for directions.
For official site-specific visiting hours and guidance, refer to the hospital's official communications and publications.
Collaboration with academic partners helps translate discoveries into better treatments, safer pathways and improved experiences.
Offering eligible patients opportunities to take part in studies that advance care.
Measuring outcomes to improve services and patient experience.
Improving pathways through digital tools, new models of care and training.
All research should follow ethical approvals and informed consent, with patient safety as the priority.
Supporting learners and staff development through placements, teaching programmes and continuous improvement.
Training opportunities across clinical and non‑clinical roles, including multidisciplinary learning.
We support workforce development through structured programmes and quality improvement.
Guidance, policies and learning materials to support safe practice.
Structured placement routes with supervision and clear learning objectives.
Highlights from service improvements, patient experience and hospital life.
New triage pathways and streamlined diagnostics are helping patients access care sooner.
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Partners are working to broaden clinical trial availability and improve patient information.
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Enhanced simulation teaching supports safer practice and team communication.
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For emergencies, call 999. For non‑urgent enquiries, use appropriate local services.
Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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