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Gynaecology services

The gynaecology service at East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust provides comprehensive care for women with a range of gynaecology issues. The service covers:



 

Facilities

The wards

There are gynaecology inpatient wards at the William Harvey Hospital, Ashford, and at Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Margate.

Birchington Ward, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Margate

Birchington Ward is situated on the St Peters side of the hospital.

It has 19 inpatient beds for gynaeoncology and general gynaecology, a nurse led pre-assesment clinic for all elective admissions and a nurse led early pregnancy assessment unit.

Birchington Ward is the centre of excellence for gynaeoncology within the Trust.

The ward manager for Birchington Ward is Sister Angela Harman who runs a dedicated team of nursing staff.

Also based on the ward are our clinical nurse specilaists for gynaeoncology and urogynaecology.

Kennington ward, William Harvey Hospital, Ashford

Kennington ward is located towards the back of the William Harvey Hospital.

It has 15 inpatient beds for general gynaecology, a nurse led pre-assessment clinic for all elective admissions and a nurse led early pregnancy assessment unit.

The ward manager for Kennington ward is Sister Carol Howell who manages a dedicated team of nursing staff.

Day surgery

Dedicated day surgery units are located at William Harvey Hospital, Ashford; Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury; and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Margate. They provide excellent care for day surgery patients including pre and post operative advice.

Getting to our hospitals

For information of getting to our hospitals by car, public transport or NHS transport, plus details of car parking availability - please see the link below:

Find your way around our hospitals

Click the links below to view and download maps of our hospitals:

Contact us

Useful links

The following websites may give you more information about specific gynaecological conditions and treatments. East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust can take no responsibility for the content on these websites.