Hospitals in England with a CUP

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The 132 Hospitals in England that we know have established a CUP Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) with a named lead clinician (as @ Jan 2014) Addenbrookes Aintree Airedale Barnet And Chase Farm Hospitals Barnsley Barts & London Bedford Blackpool Teaching Hospitals Trust Broomfield (Chelmsford) Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Calderdale & Huddersfield Castle Hill Hospital Central Manchester & Manchester Childrens Charing Cross Chesterfield Clatterbridge Centre Countess of Chester Croydon Dartford & Gravesham Derby Hospital DMH/BAGH Doncaster & Bassetlaw Dorset County Hospitals Dummy Trust East Cheshire East Lancashire Hospitals Eastbourne Epsom & St Helier Frimley Park Gateshead George Eliot Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Great Western Hospitals Guy's & St Thomas' Harrogate Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust Heatherwood & Wexham Hereford Hospital Hillingdon Hinchingbrooke Homerton IoW Ipswich James Paget Kent & Canterbury King George Kings College Kings Lynn Kingston Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Leeds Teaching Leicester Royal Infirmary Lincoln County Hospital Lister Luton & Dunstable Maidstone Hospital Medway NHS Foundation Trust Mid Cheshire Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Mid Yorks Milton Keynes General Morecambe Bay Hospitals Newcastle Newham Healthcare Norfolk & Norwich North Bristol North Devon North Middlesex University Hospital North Tees And Hartlepool Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust Northumbria (North Tyneside) Northumbria (Wansbeck) Northwick Park Hospital Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust Oxford University Peterborough Plymouth Poole PRUH QEW Queen's RMH Sutton Rotherham Royal Berkshire Royal Bolton Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals Royal Devon & Exeter Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust Royal Hampshire County Hospital Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen Royal Marsden - Chelsea Royal Shrewsbury RSCH RUH RWST S Warwickshire General Salford Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust Sandwell & West Birmingham Sheffield Sherwood Forest Hospitals Shrewsbury & Telford Hospitals South Devon South Tees South Tyneside Southport & Ormskirk St George's St Helens & Knowsley St Peters Stockport Sunderland Taunton The Princess Alexandra Hospital The Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals Trust UHB UHND University College London Hospitals University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust University Hospital North Staffordshire NHS Trust University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust University Hospitals Birmingham Foundation Trust Walsall Healthcare Watford General Hospital West Suffolk Weston Whipps Cross Whittington Hospital Wirral Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Worthing & Southlands Wrightington, Wigan And Leigh York .

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