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Getting Here
Getting Here
Getting Here
Getting Here
Getting Here
Further Information
Services and Outpatients
Coffee Shop
Opening Hours: 9.30am – 3.30pm (approx)
Environmental Control Services
Provides services to patients within the Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board area. This service enables people with severe disabilities to independently control their home environment including door-entry, intercom, telephony, AV equipment, heating and lighting.
Call: 0300 790 01229
Email: westmarc@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Neurobiomechanics Service
Supports patients with complex gait problems by integrating the assessment and planning of medical, therapy and orthotic interventions making use of a range of simple and complex gait analysis equipment.
Call: 0300 790 0129
Email: westmarc@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Physiotherapy
- Provide a high quality, specialist in and out patient physiotherapy service for new and established adult and paediatric amputees.
- Promoting and developing expertise in prosthetic physiotherapy practice, education, research and audit.
Call:
- Contact Telephone: 0141 201 2639
- General Telephone: 0300 790 0129
Physiotherapy Contact Title: Lead Physiotherapist
Prosthetics Service
The Prosthetics Service provides life long prosthetics care for individuals with amputation and/or congenital absence of a limb. This may include patients with multiple level limb absence and/or complex clinical requirements.
Call:
- For those that have free calls in Glasgow area: 0844 811 3001 (Monday to Friday, 8.45am – 4.15pm)
- Provision & support of artificial limbs General Telephone: 0300 790 0129
Wheelchair and Seating Service
The largest service provided by WestMARC with a caseload exceeding 42,000 wheelchair users. Clinics are conducted within the Centre and at many satellite locations across the West of Scotland. This service works with Universities to provide placements for students.
Call:
- For those that have free calls in Glasgow area: 0844 811 3001 (Monday to Friday, 8.45am – 4.15pm)
- Wheelchair provision, support and repairs General Telephone: 0300 790 0129
Email: westmarc@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
The medicine for the elderly unit on the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Campus is housed in the modern Langlands Building.
The unit provides specialist rehabilitation services for older people. This includes a garden area which can be used by patients with dementia or other cognitive impairment.
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Further Information
Wards & Visiting
Ward 51
Ward 51 provides assessment for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 232 7571
Location: Langlands Building
Ward 52
Ward 52 provides dementia/delirium care for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 201 1562
Location: Langlands Building
Ward 53
Ward 53 provides assessment for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 201 2720
Location: Langlands Building
Ward 54
Ward 54 provides assessment and rehabilitation for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 201 2762
Location: Langlands Building
Ward 55
Ward 55 provides assessment services for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 201 2768
Location: Langlands Building
Ward 56
Ward 56 provides stroke services for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 201 2451 or 0141 201 2452
Location: Langlands Building
Ward 57
Ward 57 provides stroke services for elderly patients.
Call: 0141 201 2416 or 0141 201 2418
Location: Langlands Building
Services and Outpatients
Podiatry
Call:
- Contact Telephone (Clinic Reception Only): 0141 201 1720
- General Telephone (Appointment Hotline): 0141 347 8909
Location: The Podiatry Service building is located between WestMARC and Ronald McDonald House
Spiritual Care and Healthcare Chaplaincy
Call: 0141 452 3221
The Langhill Clinic is a mental health inpatient facility for adults. There are 2 separate wards IPCU – Intenstive Psychiatric Care Unit or the AAU – Adult Acute Unit. The building also houses the Milan Suite which is the Tribunal Suite.
The Clinic has 20 acute mental health admission beds and an eight-bed intensive care unit. Each patient has their own bedroom with en-suite shower and facilities. The clinic also has purpose built activity areas and landscaped gardens accessible from the wards.
The ground floor of the clinic houses a day patient facility and treatment rooms, alongside an out-of-hour’s acute assessment suite.
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Further Information
Wards & Visiting
Acute Assessment Unit/Ward
Acute Inpatient services in a 20 bedded unit and adult mental health day services.
IPCU – Intensive Psychiatric Care Unit/Ward
Services
Quit Your Way
Call: 0141 211 6564
The Institute of Neurological Sciences
The Institute of Neurological Sciences (INS) opened in 1974 with the expressed desire for an inter- and multidisciplinary, academic and clinical approach that enabled it to be at the forefront of developments in clinical care. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st century, the INS has continued to provide specialist and world class clinical care to the patients resident in the West of Scotland.
Today, the INS is a tertiary and quaternary referral centre providing both regional and national clinical services.
It comprises of a number of medical and surgical specialties within the field of neurosciences, as follows: Neurology, Neurosurgery, Neuroanaesthesia, Interventional Neuroradiology, Oral and maxillofacial surgery, Neurophysiology, Neurorehabilitation and Neuropsychology.
The Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit which opened in 1992 is also co-located on site.
WestMarc
WestMARC, West of Scotland Mobility and Rehabilitation Centre, is an NHS department based within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. It provides a wide range of rehabilitation technology services:
- Wheelchair and Seating
- Prosthetics and Physiotherapy
- Environmental Controls
- Gait Analysis
Although based in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, WestMARC serves a population of approximately 2.6 million people across six Health Boards such as Ayrshire and Arran, Dumfries and Galloway, Forth Valley, Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Highland (Argyll and Bute only) and Lanarkshire.
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Getting Around Our Campus
Click the image below to view / download a PDF of the site map, which also includes travel directions.
Further Information
Wards & Visiting
Ward 53 – Neurology
Call: 0141 201 2096
Ward 67 – Neurology
Ward 60 – Neurosurgery, High Dependency
Call: 0141 232 7562 or 0141 232 7563
Ward 61 – Neurosurgery, Intensive Care
Call: 0141 201 2008 or 0141 201 2009
Ward 63 – Neurosurgery
Call: 0141 201 2013
Ward 64 – Neurosurgery
Call: 0141 201 2015
Ward 64 is a 23 bedded neurosurgical unit.
Our patients are referred from their GP from all over the West of Scotland for emergency admission.
Ward specialties are brain and spinal conditions that need neurosurgery intervention.
Expertise in full spectrum of general neurosurgical conditions – degenerative spinal problems, traumatic brain injury, brain haemorrhage and stroke, brain tumours, brain infections, and hydrocephalus (build-up of fluid on the brain).
We also look after other conditions, due to the different specialisms of the consultants on ward 64.
These include spinal cord tumours, deep brain stimulation procedures for the treatment of movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease and tremor, pituitary and skullbase tumours, blood vessel abnormalities of the brain such as aneurysms, endoscopic treatment of hydrocephalus, and complex spine conditions requiring fixation.
Ward 65 – Neurosurgery
Call: 0141 201 2017 or 0141 201 2101
Neurorehabilitation Unit (NRU)
Call: 0141 201 2663
Ward 62 – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Call: 0141 201 2010 or 0141 201 2080
Spinal Injuries – Edenhall Ward (Intensive Care)
Call: 0141 201 2533 or 0141 201 2534
Spinal Injuries – Philipshill Ward
Call: 0141 201 2531 or 0141 201 2532
Ward 53 – Young Disabled
Call: 0141 201 2720 or 0141 201 2722
Services and Outpatients
Clinical Neurophysiology
Call: 0141 201 2580
Location: Ground Floor of the Neurology Building (Block J)
Neuroradiology (CT and MRI)
Contact Information
CT & MRI
Call Central Booking office for CT: 0141 347 8379
Call Central Booking office for MRI: 0141 347 8406
The Central Booking Office is open:
- Monday to Thursday, 8.00am until 8.00pm
- Friday and Saturday: 9.00am until 5.00pm
- Sunday: Closed
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 9.00am until 5.00pm
Location: Institute of Neurological Sciences – Neurological Building, Building 5
Outpatient Clinic – Neuro Patients
Call: 0141 201 1980
Pre-Operative Assessment
The following Pre-Operative Assessment Information is for:
- INS
- Neurology
- OMFS
- Neurosurgery
Opening Days and Times
- Monday to Friday, 7.30am – 7.00pm (excluding public holidays).
Address
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Institute of Neurological Sciences
Level 4
Directions
- Pre-op Assessment Department is situated within Institute of Neurological Sciences, Level 4. To access pre op assessment enter via the main entrance. Take the lift to level 4 – come out the lift and turn left.
Parking
- There are 3 car parks within the hospital grounds. There is no charge for parking within the hospital grounds.
Cafes – Based in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
- Soup and juice.co – open Monday to Friday, 7.00am – 8.00pm
- Aroma – Open Monday to Friday, 8.00am – 4.00pm
Shops – Based in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
- Marks and Spencer’s (M&S) – Open Monday to Friday, 6.30am – 9.00pm
- WH Smith – Open (Monday to Friday 6.30am – 9.00pm) and (Saturday and Sunday 7.00am – 9.00pm)
Spiritual Care
Call: 0141 452 3221 or 0141 452 3220
Eriskay House provides a wide range of services for patients with drug and alcohol problems from North East Glasgow and East Dunbartonshire. A partial hospitalisation service has also been developed to provide services for patients who no longer require intensive 24-hour inpatient care but are not yet ready to be discharged.
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Further Information
Wards & Visiting
Call: 0141 232 0600
Services and Outpatients
Partial Hospitalisation Service
For patients who no longer require intensive 24-hour inpatient care but are not yet ready to be discharged.
Call: 0141 232 0600
Fax: 0141 232 0615
Quit Your Way
Call: 0141 211 6564
Spiritual Care and Healthcare Chaplaincy
Call: 0141 531 3212