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Freedom of information request re AHP Structure – Acute Services Head of AHP Service Operational Name of Team Where based Contact details for Therapies and Manager Team Rehab:- Physiotherapy Tel ext 21646 Surgical / Respiratory VHK Ext 21055 Team Ext 24254 Orthopaedic Team ( VHK and covers day Ext 20015 Trauma and elective) surgery QMH Tel Ext 21108 Palliative care/ VHK and covers Ext 20172 Lymphoedema Team QMH Hospice and Lymphoedema Medical Team VHK Ext 21109 Stroke Team VHK Ext 21106 Integrated VHK Ext 25721 Assessment Team Rehabilitation Team QMH Ext 26682 Whitefield Day QMH Ext 25054 Hospital Team 01383 565253 Pain Management QMH Ext 22171 tel ext 22532 Musculoskeletal VHK Via Ext 28106 Services ( Acute QMH Via Ext 25032 services operate as Dalgety Bay 01383 828211 part of fife wide service) Ext 24254 Continence and Pelvic VHK via ext 28106 health (Acute services QMH via ext 27032 operate as part of fife wide service) Physiotherapy Service – Primary Care – Fife Wide Head of AHP Service Operational Name of Team Where based Contact details for Physiotherapy Manager Team DWF CHP and Physiotherapy 07860 807446 Children and Young RWMH 01592 717855 Senior Peoples Physiotherapy Professional (Fife Wide Service) Community 01383 623623 Musculoskeletal QMH 01383 623623 Services X22532 Services X 22532 Fife Wide QMH Musculoskeletal QMH 01383 722911 07860 807446 Services West Fife - Senior Physiotherapist Musculoskeletal WBH 01592 648106 Services KLM - Senior Physiotherapist Musculoskeletal Glenwood HC 01592 611171 Services Glenrothes - Senior Physiotherapist Musculoskeletal RWMH 01592 717815 Services Buckhaven – East Senior Physiotherapist 01592 740189 Musculoskeletal Adamson Hospital 01334 651254 Services Cupar - Senior Physiotherapist Musculoskeletal St Andrews 01334 472327 Services Memorial Hospital 01383 565253 Learning Disabilities Lynebank Hospital 01383 565253 01592 712427 Older Peoples Services Cameron Hospital 01592 226730 01592 712427 Fife Rehabilitation Sir George Sharp 01592 712427 1 of 2 \\san2a\vhkdata\BCS\corpserv\governance\Information Governance\Freedom of Information (FOI)\FOI\3051 - 3100\3088\FOI 3088 - Appx.docx Services Unit Cameron Hospital Rheumatology WBH 01592 623335 Services X21373 07769 163164 Mental Health Stratheden Hospital 01592 643355 01334 696067 NEF Glenrothes Hospital 01592 740261 ICASS & Community Cupar 01334 658470 Services St Andrews 01334 465886 Occupational Therapy – Acute Services Division Occupational Ext 21182 Integrated VHK Ext 21171 Therapy Assessment Team Ext 21172 Surgical Team VHK Ext 21143 Hands VHK and QMH Ext 23690 Pain Management QMH Ext 23497 Ext 21086 Medical Team VHK Ext 21711 Palliative Team VHK Ext 20013 Ext 21475 Orthopaedic Team ( VHK Ext 21475 Trauma and Elective Ext 22177 Stroke Team VHK Ext 21187 Rehabilitation and QMH Ext 25701 Hospice Team Ext 23432 Whitefield Day QMH Ext 22154 Hospital Team Occupational therapy – CHP’s OPS CHP OPS AHP Service Operational Name of Team Where based Contact details for Manager Team Occupational ICASS Whyteman’s Brae 01592 648129 Therapy Hospital Randolph Wemyss 01592 717824 Hospital Balfour Rehab Unit, 01592 226734 Cameron Hospital Fife Rehabilitation Sir George Sharp 01592 226812 Service Unit, Cameron Hospital Child Health Carnegie Clinic 01383 627174 Dunfermline ICASS Ward 7 Queen 01383 623623 Margaret Hospital Ext. 22275 Mental Health Stratheden/QMH/ 01334 696228 Whyteman’s Brae Intermediate Care Adamson 01383 623623 Ext 51286 Occupational Therapy – CHP’s OPS HP OPS AHP Service Operational Name of Team Where based Contact details for Manager Team Occupational Glenrothes & North Glenrothes Hospital 01592 740261 Therapy East Fife CHP Glenrothes & North St. Andrews 01334 465833 East Fife CHP Learning Disabilities Lynebank Hospital 01383 565288 Rheumatology Whyteman’s Brae 01383 623623 Hospital Ext 21372 2 of 2 \\san2a\vhkdata\BCS\corpserv\governance\Information Governance\Freedom of Information (FOI)\FOI\3051 - 3100\3088\FOI 3088 - Appx.docx .
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