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Community Paediatric Service
Enfield
Under Review — this page was due to be reviewed
by Saturday, 08 March 2025. The information shown here may be outdated.
Provided By
The Community Paediatric Service is based at St Michael's Hospital in Enfield where the majority of clinics will take place, supported by an administration team on the same site.
Referrals can be made to the Child Development Team (CDT) for developmental concerns, this is a consultant-led service, supported by CDT-psychologists, or directly to other child health services, such as Speech and Language (Early Years), physiotherapy or occupational therapy and dietetics.
In addition, Special School Nursing, School Aged Immunisation Team, Youth Justice, LAC and Safeguarding Team are also part of the establishment, as well as collaborative working with the Local Authority (Social Care and Education). There is close alignment with Universal Health Services, such as Health Visiting, School Nursing and CAHMS.
The location of the various disciplinary teams in one setting supports multi-disciplinary working
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- children and young people (from birth to 19 years) registered with an Enfield GP practice
- developmental concerns
- ​single long-term developmental disorder
- neurodevelopmental conditions (ADHD, autism, challenging behaviours, physical disabilities)
- long-term complex needs
- acquired brain injury
- life-threatening and life-limiting conditions
- special educational needs
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: Email
Complete the Community Health CYP Single Point of Referral - North Mid in the Community and email to: rf-tr.communitycypspor@nhs.net (Telephone: 020 8702 3160 - Referrals Co-ordinator)
For Home Enteral Feeding (HEF) referrals, complete the Home Enteral Feeding Referral Enfield - North Mid in the Community form and send to: rf-tr.enfieldchildrenstherapies@nhs.net
Where to find the forms
- ENF Global Documents > Paediatric folder > Community Health CYP Single Point of Referral - North Mid in the Community
- ENF Global Documents > Paediatric folder > Home Enteral Feeding Referral Enfield - North Mid in the Community
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Services for CYP across NCLReview date: Saturday, 08 March 2025