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Routine Ophthalmology: WH
NCL Wide
Under Review — this page was due to be reviewed
by Thursday, 13 March 2025. The information shown here may be outdated.
Service for patients with routine eye problems. Services includes glaucoma clinic and oculoplastics clinic.
The cataract service at the Whittington Hospital is provided by the Royal Free London. The trust has established a one-stop cataract clinic at its surgical hub in Edgware Community Hospital. Patients referred to WH will have their surgery at the Edgware hub but will continue to attend the Whittington or preferred hospital for tests and outpatient appointments before and after having surgery.
How to Refer
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Referral methods: e-RS, Email
For GPs
For all new routine ophthalmology GP referrals there are two options:
- Refer directly to a chosen provider via e-RS, or,
- Refer to the ophthalmology single point of access (SPOA) via e-RS
For emergency referrals, visit the Ophthalmology Topic page.
For urgent cancer referrals, see the Urgent Suspected Cancer: Other Tissue Types page.
How to find service on e-RS
- Specialty: Ophthalmology
- Clinic type: Select the appropriate clinic type
For optometrists
Referrals should be sent to the ophthalmology single point of access (SPOA).
Any SPOA queries should be sent to nclicb.eyeadmin@nhs.net
Resources
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Review date: Thursday, 13 March 2025