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'''Information:''' Information [https://www.akademiska.se/for-patient-och-besokare/hitta-pa-sjukhuset/a-till-o/logopedmottagningen-vid-akademiska-sjukhuset/].


=== [[Resource: The curators reception at the Academic Hospital (Uppsala University Hospital)]] ===
=== [[hasPatientResource::Resource:_The_curators_reception_at_the_Academic_Hospital_(Uppsala_University_Hospital)|Resource: The curator's reception at the Academic Hospital]] ===


'''Primary purpose:'''  To provide counseling and support to patients and their relatives at the University Hospital, assisting with psychosocial issues and various challenges related to illness or injury.
'''Primary purpose:'''  To provide counseling and support to patients and their relatives at the University Hospital, assisting with psychosocial issues and various challenges related to illness or injury.

Revision as of 16:56, 14 November 2023

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Experts

Learning Resources

Course: Medical course in care of acutely ill children

Primary purpose: To provide specialized training and knowledge in emergency pediatric surgery, pediatric urology, and various other pediatric medical areas.

Target audience: For ST doctors and junior doctors in relevant fields.

Information: Information [1].

Trainings: Trainings at Academic Hospital

Primary purpose: Aim to enhance clinical skills and teamwork for nursing staff and students, while also supporting the professional development of newly employed healthcare professionals and nurses undergoing specialization service at the Academic Hospital.

Target audience: To AT doctors, newly employed healthcare professionals, and nurses undergoing specialization service.

Information: Go to Research and Education tab > Training [2].

Novel Therapies and Diagnostic Methods

Diagnostics

Radiology
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine CT scanners Yes
Machine MRI (specify the strength and field of the techniques) Yes
Machine Mammography (please specify analogic mammography or digital) Yes
Machine Ultrasound Yes
Machine Gamma Camera Yes
Technique Interventional Radiology Yes
Technique Ultrasound guided biopsy Yes
Technique Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) Yes
Technique E/S Fine-needle biopsy Yes
Technique Angiography Yes
Nuclear Medicine
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine Pet Scan Yes
Machine PET CT Yes
Machine PET/MRI Yes
Machine SPECT Yes
Machine SPECT CT Yes
Technique Sentinel node scintigraphy Yes
Technique Bone scintigraphy Yes
Pathology
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine Electron microscopy Yes
Facility Cytology laboratory Yes
Facility Histopathology laboratory Yes
Technique FISH (Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization) Yes
Technique Cytometry Yes
Technique Techniques for molecular pathology Yes
Technique Cytogenetics Yes
Pathology: Molecular Tests
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Technique KI-67 Yes
Technique PDL1 Yes
Technique KRAS Yes
Technique BRAF Yes
Technique NTRK Yes
Technique RET Yes
Technique MET Yes
Technique EGFR Yes
Technique ALK Yes
Technique ROS Yes
Technique HER2 status Yes
Others
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Technique Bronchoscopy Yes

Treatment

Surgical Oncology
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Specialist Breast surgery Yes
Specialist Urological surgery Yes
Specialist Thoracic surgery Yes
Specialist Neurosurgery Yes
Specialist Gynaecological surgery Yes
Specialist Soft tissue surgery Yes
Specialist Orthopaedic surgery Yes
Specialist Oncoplastic surgery Yes
Specialist Paediatric surgery Yes
Specialist ENT surgery Yes
Technique Robotic surgery Yes
Radiotherapy
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine Linear accelerators Yes
Technique Intraperitoneal chemo-hyperthermia ( HIPEC) Yes
Technique Stereotactic radiotherapy Yes
Technique Chemoembolization Yes
Technique Proton therapy Yes
Hemato-Oncology / Bone Marrow Transplants
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Technique Allogenic stem cell transplants Yes
Technique Autologous bone marrow transplants Yes
Technique Autologous stem cell transplants Yes
Specialists
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Specialist Physician with a specialisation in palliative care Yes
Specialist Nurse with a specialisation/certification in palliative care Yes
Specialist Physician specialised in pain treatment Yes
Specialist Neurologist Yes
Specialist Lung physician Yes
Specialist Radiotherapist Yes
Specialist Psychiatrist Yes
Specialist Pharmacist Yes
Specialist Social worker Yes
Specialist Spiritual care Yes
Specialist Physiotherapist Yes
Specialist Dietitian Yes
Others
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Technique Nephrostomy Yes
Facility Clinical Trial Center Yes

Palliative Care

Others
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Facility Hospice unit (in the hospital structure or affiliated) Yes

Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources

Resource: The Children's Cancer Foundation

Primary purpose: To support families with children affected by cancer by providing activities, meetings, apartments, camps, excursions, and on-call help to contribute to their security and happiness during and after the illness.

Information: Information [3].

Council: Young people and younger children and their guardians

Primary purpose: To enhance communication and gather feedback from children, young people, and their guardians at the Academic Children's Hospital through the establishment of various councils.

Information: Information [4].

Resource: Occupational Therapy

Primary purpose: To actively participate in patient rehabilitation in various areas, sometimes taking an active role in the patient's care team and other times serving as consultants.

Information: Information [5].

Resource: Speech Therapy

Primary purpose: To provide assistance to individuals of all ages with swallowing or communication difficulties resulting from neurological diseases, upon receiving a referral from their healthcare provider.

Information: Information [6].

Resource: The curator's reception at the Academic Hospital

Primary purpose: To provide counseling and support to patients and their relatives at the University Hospital, assisting with psychosocial issues and various challenges related to illness or injury.

Information: Information [7].

Resource: The Unit for Intensive Contextual Treatment (IKB)

Primary purpose: To offer intensive support and treatment to young people (ages 11-18) and families in crisis situations, focusing on those with self-harming or near-suicidal behavior, to prevent institutional placements and psychiatric inpatient care, using the intensive contextual treatment of self-harm (IKB) model, in collaboration with schools and social services.

Information: Information [8].

Resource: Hospital School

Primary purpose: To preserve children and young people's right to education while they are in the hospital by providing access to the National curriculum and catering to individual needs.

Information: Information [9].

Facility: Activities at The Children's Hospital

Primary purpose: To provide entertainment, laughter, relaxation, creative expression, support, and educational opportunities for children and young people, as well as their families, in the hospital setting.

Information: Information [10].

Facility: Yoga

Primary purpose: To provide quality-assured MediYoga sessions for cancer rehabilitation patients, aiming to complement medical treatment and improve well-being through gentle physical exercises, breathing techniques, and meditation.

Information: Information [11].

Facility: Hospital Chaplaincy

Primary purpose: To provide support, pastoral care, religious services, and facilitate contact with local churches and representatives from different religions for patients and their families.

Information: Information [12].

Facility: Uppsala Care

Primary purpose: To provide administration, financial support, and services for international patients seeking specialized healthcare at Uppsala University Hospital/Akademiska sjukhuset.

Information: Information [13].

Facility: The Play Therapy

Primary purpose: To provide play therapy as an educational and recreational activity for children and young people receiving care at the Academic Hospital, aiming to offer them relaxation, support, and a sense of normalcy during their hospital stay.

Information: Information [14].

Facility: Children's Library

Primary purpose: To provide a borrowing service for books, magazines, and films to children, young people, and their relatives, conveniently located at the Children's Hospital entrance.

Information: Information [15].

Tool: Proton-play module

Primary purpose: To provide children and their families with training, games, and information regarding the radiation therapy procedure at the Skandion Clinic, along with assessment and monitoring during the proton therapy period.

Information: Information [16].