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CG.01-034-V3-Full-List-Of-DAFNE-Centres Full list of DAFNE centres Northern Ireland Belfast Health & Social Care Trust o Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast Northern Health and Social Care Trust, Belfast o Antrim Area Hospital o Whiteabbey Hospital o Ballymena Hospital o Mid Ulster Hospital o Causeway Hospital South Eastern Hospitals NHS Trust (Lagan Valley) o Ulster Hospital, Dundonald o Lisburn Health Centre, Lisburn Southern Health and Social Care Trust o Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry Western Health & Social Care Trust o Altnagelvin Hospital Southern Ireland Beaumont Hospital, Dublin Carlow-Kilkenny Acute Hospitals o St Luke’s General Hospital Cavan & Mohaghan Hospital o Cavan General Hospital o Mohaghan Hospital Endocrine Unit, St Columcille’s Hospital (Health Service Executive) Regional Hospital Mullingar (Health Service Executive) St Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin o St Columcille’s Hospital University College Hospital Galway, Saolta University Healthcare Group o University College Hospital Galway o University College Hospital Mayo University Hospital Waterford Wexford General Hospital DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 1 of 8 Scotland NHS Dumfries and Galloway o Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary o Crichton Royal Hospital o Galloway Hospital NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde o Inverclyde Royal Hospital, Greenock o Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley o Vale of Leven Hospital, Alexandia o New Victoria Hospital, Glasgow o Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow o Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow o Gartnavel General Hospital, Glasgow NHS Lothian o Edinburgh Royal Infirmary o Western General Hospital o St John’s Hospital North West Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHs Foundation Trust o Blackpool Victoria Hospital o Clifton Hospital Community Integrated Diabetes Service, Tameside & Glossop o Tameside Hospital Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust o Carlisle Infirmary o West Cumberland Infirmary o Furness General Hospital o Westemorland General Hospital o Royal Lancaster Infirmary East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust o Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital o Burnley General Teaching Hospital o Accrington Victoria Hospital Manchester Foundation Trust o Manchester Diabetes Centre, Manchester The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust o Royal Oldham Hospital DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 2 of 8 o Rochdale Infirmary o North Manchester General o Fairfield General Hospital Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust o Salford Royal University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust o Wythenshawe Hospital o Central Manchester o Trafford General Hospital Northern and Yorkshire Airedale NHS Foundation Trust o Airedale General Hospital Calderdale & Huddersfield Foundation Trust o Princess Royal Health Centre, Huddersfield o Calderdale Diabetes Centre, Halifax County Durham & Darlington NHS Foundation Trust o Chester-Le-Street Community Hospital o Bishop Auckland Hospital o Darlington Memorial Hospital o University Hospital of North Durham Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust o Queen Elizabeth Hospital Harrogate & District NHS Foundation Trust o Harrogate District Hospital Hull University Teaching Hospital o Hull CCG o East Riding of Yorkshire CCG Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust o Scarborough General Hospital o Ryedale Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust o St James’s Hospital, Leeds North Lincolnshire & Goole NHS Foundation Trust o Scunthorpe General Hospital o Diana Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust o North Tyneside General Hospital o Wansbeck General Hospital o Hexham General Hospital DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 3 of 8 The Newcastle Upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust o Newcastle Diabetes Centre Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust o Northern General Hospital, Sheffield o Barnsley Hospital o Doncaster Royal Infirmary o Bassetlaw Hospital, Worksop South of Tees Hospital NHS Foundation Trust o The James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough o Friarage Hospital, Northallerton The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust o Rotherham General Hospital Wales Aneurin Bevan University Health Board o Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport o Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB), Glan Clwyd o Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor o Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, Bodelwyddan o Wrexham Maelor Hospital, Wrexham Cardiff & Vale University Health Board o University Hospital of Wales o University Hospital Llandough CWM TAF Morgannwg University Health Board o Royal Glamorgan Hospital o Prince Charles Hospital, Methyr Tydfil Hywel Dda University Health Board o Prince Phillip Hospital, Carmarthenshire Powys Teaching Health Board o Brecon War Memorial Hospital o Bronllys Hospital Swansea Bay University Health Board o Morriston Hospital o Singleton Hospital o Neath/Port Talbot Hospital DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 4 of 8 West Midlands Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust o City Hospital o West Heath Hospital The Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust o New Cross Hospital Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust o Rowley Hospital o Birmingham City Hospital o Oldbury Health Centre University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation trust o Queen Elizabeth Hospital University Hospitals of Derby & Burton NHS Foundation Trust o London Royal Community Hospital o Chesterfield Royal Infirmary o St Oswald’s Hospital, Ashbourne o Whitemoore Medical Centre, Derbyshire Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust o Worcestershire Royal Hospital o Kidderminster Hospital East Midlands Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust o Northampton General Hospital o Kettering General Hospital o Dantre Hospital, Daventry Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust – QMC o Nottingham University Hospital QMC Campus o Nottingham University Hospital NCH Campus University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust o Leicester General Hospital South West Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust o Musgrove Park Hospital o Yeovil District Hospital o Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 5 of 8 South East Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust o Amersham Hospital, Amersham o Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Aylesbury o Wycombe Hospital, High Wycombe Dartford & Gravesham NHS Trust o Darent Valley Hospital Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust o Frimley Park Hospital Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust o Abbey Court, Tunbridge Wells o Maidstone Hospital East England Bedford Hospitals NHS Trust o Bedford Hospital Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust o Addenbrooke’s Hospital Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust o St Margaret’s Hospital Essex Partnership University Trust (South East) o Raphael Housem Rochford Clinic Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust o Bull Plain Clinic, Hertford o Community Centres, Hemel Hempstead o Orbital Community Centre, Watford o Bedford Road Health Centre, Hitchin o Potters Bar Community Hospital o Royston Hospital, Royston o St Stephen’s Parish Centrem Bricketwood Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust o Milton Keynes Hospital Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital North East Essex CCG o Colchester Hospital o Clacton Hospital North West Anglia NSH Foundation Trust o Hinchingbrooke Hospital The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust (Diabetes & endocrine Centre) DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 6 of 8 o The Ipswich Hospital West Suffolk Hospital NHS Foundation Trust o West Suffolk Hospital London Barts Health NHS Trust o Newham University Hospital o Mile End Hospital o St Bartholomew’s Hospital Bromley Healthcare CIC o Beckeham Beacon Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust o Nelson Health Centre, London Chelsea & Westminster NHS Foundation Trust o Chelsea & Westminster Hospital o West Middlesex Hospital Guys & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust o St Thomas Hospital o Guy’s Hospital Hillingdon Hospital NHS Trust o Mount Vernon Hospital Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust o St Mary’s Hospital King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust o University Hospital Lewisham o Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich o Queen Marys’ Hospital, Sidcup London North West Healthcare NHS Trust o Central Middlesex Hospital o Northwick Park Hospital North East London Foundation Trust (Barking & Dagenham) o Porters Avenue Health Centre North East London Foundation Trust (Havering & Redbridge) o Harold Hill Health Centre o Harold Wood Hospital DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 7 of 8 Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust o Churchill Hospital o Horton General Hospital Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust St George’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust University College London Hospital (UCLH) o UCLH, Westmorland Street Whipps Cross Hospital, London o Gillian Hanson Diabetes Centre DAFNE © CG.01-034, version 3 – January 2021 8 of 8 .
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