Urgent Care
Telephone Advice for Urgent Admission Avoidance - only available via an N3 connection
Yorkshire Ambulance Service - Emergency and Urgent Transport following HCP Assessment
Paediatrics
Urgent same day referrals: admit to CAU, Ward 18 junction 8 YDH, 7 days a week, 9am-midnight.
Switchboard 01904 631313
- Bleep SHO 699 for admissions to CAU
- Bleep registrar 602 for advice re. Management
Consider need for ambulance transport
N.B. suspected testicular torsion referrals go directly to urology; suspected appendicitis to Paediatrics (CAU)
Ambulatory Care Unit
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Conditions accepted onto the unit:
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Anaemia
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Cellulitis
- Chest pain: Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) to be ruled out
- Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
- Electrolyte disturbance
- First seizure/syncope
- Headache suspected Giant Cell Arteritis (GCA)/Temporal Arteritis
- Palpitation (Arrhythmia)/Atrial Fibrillation (AF)
- Pulmonary Embolism (PE)
- Pneumonia/lower respiratory tract infection/asthma exacerbation
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Click here for full service details/exclusion criteria and referral guidance
NHS111
Scarborough Hospital
Minor Injury Units (MIUs)
- Selby Minor Injury Unit (MIU) - 01904 724305
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Opening Hours 8am – 8pm, 7 days a week, including Bank Holidays
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- Malton Minor Injury Unit (MIU) - 01653 693041
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Opening hours between 9am and 8pm
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Malton Urgent Care Centre is open between 9am and 8pm for patients with urgent care needs including minor illness and injuries. Patients can call NHS 111 and be booked into an appointment during these times, or drop-in and wait to be seen without the need for an appointment.Outside of these times patients are encouraged to call NHS111 who can assess the patient’s symptoms and arrange for them to see a GP if appropriate.
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Primary Care ENT Clinic
Urgent Dental Care Services
- Urgent Dental Care Services - changes to the patient pathway with effect 1 April 2019
- Urgent Dental Care Services - information sheet and patient flow diagram
Safeguarding
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City of York
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North Yorkshire
City of York Council (CYC)
Medical Emergencies - NICE Guidance
