Haringey Urgent Response Services

Main Address
- Stuart Crescent Health Centre
8 Stuart Crescent - N22 5NJ
- Therapies daily: 020 3074 2903 / Rapid Response and Virtual Ward: 020 7288 3670
Haringey Urgent Response Services
Further Information
What do we do?
The Haringey Urgent response Team is an integrated service provided by Whittington Health in conjunction with both Haringey Clinical Commissioning Groups, with the aim of:
The Haringey Urgent response Team is an integrated service provided by Whittington Health in conjunction with both Haringey Clinical Commissioning Groups, with the aim of:
- Avoiding/Reducing unplanned hospital admission and Emergency Department (ED) attendances.
- Facilitating discharges.
- Reducing inpatient length of stay.
- Providing high quality care within a community setting.
- To optimise patient care, by involving an integrated multi-professional team.
For patients in the community, the team can respond to referrals in as little as 2 hours, undertaking a holistic nursing assessment, advanced physical assessment, prescribing, falls pick up services,� medication review and functional assessment following telephone triage by the patient’s GP, in their home setting.
The team undertakes functional assessments, provides adaptive equipment/walking aids where appropriate, and refers to home care agencies if needed.� The team has strong links with community resources and can refer clients to rehabilitation schemes if required.� The team also works collaboratively with the medical and nursing teams to decide whether discharge is possible, particularly with regard to older vulnerable adults.
Who are we?
The team consist of:
•Clinical Service manager
•Operational Lead
•Clinical lead nurses
•Matrons and nurses
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•Occupational Therapists
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•Speech and language Therapist
•Rehab Technicians
•Healthcare support workers
•Administrative staff
The team undertakes functional assessments, provides adaptive equipment/walking aids where appropriate, and refers to home care agencies if needed.� The team has strong links with community resources and can refer clients to rehabilitation schemes if required.� The team also works collaboratively with the medical and nursing teams to decide whether discharge is possible, particularly with regard to older vulnerable adults.
Who are we?
The team consist of:
•Clinical Service manager
•Operational Lead
•Clinical lead nurses
•Matrons and nurses
•P²¹°ù²¹³¾±ð»å¾±³¦²õ
•Occupational Therapists
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•Speech and language Therapist
•Rehab Technicians
•Healthcare support workers
•Administrative staff
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Referrals into the service
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•Hospital staff
•Social services
•Voluntary sector
•Other professionals
•Self referral
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•Hospital staff
•Social services
•Voluntary sector
•Other professionals
•Self referral
Therapies daily: 9:00am - 5:00pm (Break 1:00 - 1:30pm), Rapid Response and virtual ward: 8:00am - 10:00pm, 7 days
Last updated08 Oct 2024