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Camden School Nursing Service
Gospel Oak Health Centre, telephone
020 3317 5861
Hunter Streeet Health Centre, telephone 020 3317 2304
Camden School Nursing Service
Address:
Gospel Oak Health Centre, telephone 020 3317 5861
Hunter Streeet Health Centre, telephone 020 3317 2304
United KingdomThe Camden School Nursing Service provides specialist nursing care, advice and support to school-age children, young people and their families.
Read more about school nursing servicesEligibility criteria (who is the service for?)
The service supports children and young people aged four to 18 attending mainstream and special schools in Camden.
How can someone be referred?
Generally, children are transferred to the School Nursing Service from the Health Visiting Service once they reach five years old, or schools highlight healthcare needs to their named school nurse so a referral is not necessary.
Can I use NHS E-Referral (formerly Choose and B ook) to arrange my first outpatient appointment?
No. The service is delivered in schools so an appointment is not necessary.
Service times
Services are available from 09:00-17:00, Monday to Friday.
Outside normal working hours, please leave a message and a member of the team will respond within 24 hours.If you have any questions for the school nursing team or to join the mailing list for the latest school health updates, email camdenschoolnurses@nhs.net and type 'mailing list' in the subject line.
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