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Carers

Are you a carer?

A carer is someone who provides unpaid care or support to a partner, child, family member, friend or neighbour who cannot manage without your help, due to illness or a disability. 

Many people who care for someone do not necessarily see themselves as carers.

You could be a:

  • mother or father
  • son or daughter
  • child or young person
  • husband, wife or partner
  • friend or neighbour

It can take average of two years for someone to acknowledge their role as a carer. You can be considered a carer if you help someone with one or more of the following:

  • washing and dressing
  • taking medication
  • cleaning and laundry
  • shopping or taking people to appointments
  • providing lifts and arranging transport
  • keeping someone company

Caring can be difficult both physically and emotionally and it is important that you make time to look after yourself.

Brent Carers Centre

Phone: 020 3802 7070
Website: Brent Carers Centre 
 
https://www.brent.gov.uk/adult-social-care/caring-for-someone#areyouacarer
 

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If you are waiting for a hospital appointment or procedure

Unfortunately, following the pandemic, hospital waiting times for procedures and appointments have increased.  If you are waiting for a procedure or appointment at the hospital please do not contact the surgery about this, as we do not have access to the hospital appointment or waiting list system.

If your condition has worsened please contact the outpatient department to enquire when your appointment will be.  The details of the outpatient department should be on any correspondence that you have received from the hospital.

For your convenience, 

  1. Northwick Park Hospital 0208 235 4200
  2. Central Middlesex Hospital 0208 235 4200
  3. Ealing Hospital 0208 235 4200
  4. Central Middlesesex Hospital (Opthalmalogy)  0203 780 7860

If you feel that your symptoms are more severe and that the appointment time is too long, then please contact the Consultant's or Specialist's Secretary and ask the Secretary to request that the Consultant/Specialist review your referral in light of your new symptoms.  The number and email for the Consultant's Secretary should be on the correspondence which you have received from them, if not please call the hospital and ask to be put through.

If you are unable to contact outpatients or the Consultant/Specilist's Secretary then please contact the Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS), 

  • Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) · phone 020 8869 5118 · email lnwh-tr.pals@nhs.net.
     
     If you are concerned that your new symptoms may not be related to your original condition then you should let us know, and we can assess, advise, and manage your new condition.