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Heart Failure One Stop Clinic
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The Heart Failure Clinic at Finchley Memorial hospital and Royal Free hospital allows patients with symptoms of heart failure who do not have a pre-existing diagnosis to have all the diagnostic tests they need and to see a cardiologist in one location on the same day .
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- registered with a Barnet or Camden GP
- must have had an NT-proBNP test with a level above 2,000.
Exclusions
- already under the Royal Free London cardiology service
- without a new NT-proBNP test
- no suspected heart failure diagnosis.
Service feedback
Jessica Nobrega, Admin Manager (Finchley Memorial Hospital)
t: 020 7794 0500 ext 34469
e: jessica.nobrega@nhs.net
Lydia-Luc Hongxiang, Clinic Pathway Manager (Royal Free Hospital)
t: 020 7794 0500 ext. 33010
e: Hongxiang.luc@nhs.net
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: e-Referrals
For new patients with suspected heart failure
Only if NTproBNP is >2000 ng/L should you book an urgent appointment with the One Stop Clinic (aiming for review within two weeks).
If NTproBNP is between 400-2000 ng/L, patients should be seen in the heart failure clinic within six weeks. GPs can book a direct-access echo for these patients, as they will not get an echo on the day.
Complete the Heart Failure Service Referral Form – Finchley Memorial Hospital and send via e-RS
How to find service on e-RS
- Specialty: Cardiology
- Clinic type: Heart Failure
- Service names: Heart Failure One Stop – Cardiology – Finchley Memorial Hospital CDC or Heart Failure One Stop – Cardiology – Royal Free Hospital
Where to find the form
- Barnet: BAR Global Documents
- Camden: Camden Global Documents
Locations
Finchley Memorial Hospital
Royal Free Hospital
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