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Swansea Department of Liaison Psychiatry Updated April 2020 Organisation Team Name and Hospitals Covered Status Swansea Department of Liaison Psychiatry Swansea Bay University Morriston Hospital, Swansea; Singleton Hospital, Accredited Health Board Swansea; Neath Port Talbot Hospital; Baglan and Gorseinon Hospital, Swansea Great Western Hospital Mental Health Liaison Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Service Accredited Partnership NHS Trust Great Western Hospital, Swindon Barnet, Enfield and Haringey North Middlesex Mental Health Liaison Service Members Mental Health NHS Trust North Middlesex University Hospital Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Barnet Hospital Mental Health Liaison Service Accredited Mental Health NHS Trust Barnet Hospital Royal Berkshire Hospital Psychological Medicine Berkshire Healthcare NHS Service Members Foundation Trust Royal Berkshire Hospital Berkshire Healthcare NHS East Berkshire Psychological Medicine Accredited Foundation Trust Wexham Park Hospital Birmingham and Solihull Birmingham City Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Mental Health NHS Foundation Team Accredited Trust Birmingham City Hospital Birmingham and Solihull Good Hope Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Team Mental Health NHS Foundation Accredited Good Hope Hospital Trust Birmingham and Solihull Solihull Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Team Mental Health NHS Foundation Not Accredited Solihull Hospital Trust Updated April 2020 Birmingham and Solihull Heartlands Liaison Psychiatry Team Mental Health NHS Foundation Not Accredited Heartlands Hospital Trust Birmingham and Solihull Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, Liaison Mental Health NHS Foundation Psychiatry Team Not Accredited Trust Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham Cambridge and Peterborough Addenbrooke's Liaison Psychiatry Service Accredited NHS Foundation Trust Addenbrooke's Hospital Cambridge and Peterborough Peterborough City Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Accredited NHS Foundation Trust Peterborough City Hospital Camden and Islington NHS Royal Free Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Service Accredited Foundation Trust Royal Free Hospital Whittington Hospital Integrated Liaison Camden and Islington NHS Assessment Team Accredited Foundation Trust Whittington Hospital Camden and Islington NHS UCL Mental Health Liaison Team Accredited Foundation Trust University College London Hospital Hillingdon Liaison Psychiatry Team Central and Northwest London Hillingdon Hospital Not Accredited Mental Health NHS Trust Mount Vernon Hospital St Mary's Hospital Department of Liaison Central and Northwest London Psychiatry Accredited Mental Health NHS Trust St Mary's Hospital Northwick Park and Central Middlesex Liaison Central and Northwest London Psychiatry Team Accredited Mental Health NHS Trust Northwick Park Hospital Central Middlesex Hospital Updated April 2020 Chelsea and Westminster Liaison Psychiatry Central and Northwest London Team Members Mental Health NHS Trust Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Central and Northwest London Milton Keynes Liasion Service Not Accredited Mental Health NHS Trust Milton Keynes Hospital Royal Cornwall Adult Liaison Psychiatry Service Cornwall Partnership NHS and Complex Care and Dementia Service Members Foundation Trust Royal Cornwall Hospital Arden Mental Health Acute Team Coventry and Warwick NHS University Hospital Coventry Members Partnership Trust George Eliot Hospital Cumbria Northumberland Tyne Gateshead Psychiatric Liaison Team and Wear NHS Foundation Members Queen Elizabeth Hospital Trust Cumbria Northumberland Tyne Psychiatric Liaison Team (South) and Wear NHS Foundation Members Royal Derby Hospital Trust Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Psychiatric Liaison Team (North) Accredited Foundation Trust Chesterfield Royal Hospital Devon Partnership NHS North Devon Liaison Psychiatry Team Accredited Foundation Trust North Devon District Hospital Devon Partnership NHS Toraby Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Team Accredited Foundation Trust Torbay District General Hospital Wonford House Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Devon Partnership NHS Team Accredited Foundation Trust Wonford House Hospital Updated April 2020 Bournemouth and Poole Hospitals Liaison Dorset Healthcare University Psychiatry Service Members NHS Foundation Trust Royal Bournemouth Hospital Poole Hospital Newham Mental Health Liaison and East London NHS Foundation Psychological Medicine Team Members Trust Newham University Hospital Tower Hamlets Mental Health and Psychological East London NHS Foundation Medicine Team Members Trust Royal London Hospital Mile End Hospital Gateshead Older Peoples' Mental Health Liaison Gateshead NHS Foundation Team Accredited Trust Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Gateshead) Greater Manchester West Salford Mental Health Liaison Team Mental Health NHS Foundation Members Salford Royal Hospital Trust Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Watford Mental Health Liaison Team Members Foundation Trust Watford General Hospital Lister Mental Health Liaison Team Hertfordshire Partnership NHS The Lister Hospital Accredited Foundation Trust Queen Elizabeth II Hospital Jersey Mental Health Acute Community Mental Health and Liaison Department (Health & Social Team Accredited Services) Jersey General Hospital Updated April 2020 Leeds Liaison Psychiatry Service St James' University Hospital Leeds and York Partnership Leeds General Infirmary Accredited NHS Foundation Trust Chapel Allerton Hospital Seacroft Hospital Mersey Care Core 24 Service Mersey Care NHS Foundation Royal Liverpool Accredited Trust Southport District General Hospital Aintree Hospital RAID team Midlands Partnership NHS Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (RSH) Princess Royal Members Foundation Trust Hospital (PRH) NBT Mental Health Liaison Team North Bristol NHS Trust Accredited Southmead Hospital North Staffordshire Combined Harplands Hospital Mental Health Liaison Team Members Healthcare NHS Trust Harplands Hospital Acute Liaison Mental Health Service Northamptonshire Healthcare Kettering General Hospital Accredited NHS Foundation Trust Northampton General Hospital Updated April 2020 Northumberland and North Tyneside Psychiatric Liaison Team Wansbeck General Hospital Hexham General Hospital Blyth Community Hospital Northumberland, Tyne and Morpeth Cottage Hospital Not Accredited Wear NHS Foundation Trust Rothbury Cottage Hospital Alnwick Infirmary Berwick Infirmary Redbrick House (Prudhoe) Haltwhistle Community Hospital Sunderland Royal Hospital Psychiatric Liaison Northumberland, Tyne and Team Accredited Wear NHS Foundation Trust Sunderland Royal Hospital Newcastle Psychiatric Liaison Team Northumberland, Tyne and Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle Not Accredited Wear NHS Foundation Trust Freeman Hospital Centre for Ageing & Vitality (Cherryburn Unit) QMC Department of Psychological Medicine Nottinghamshire Healthcare (Working Age) Accredited NHS Trust Queens Medical Centre Nottingham City Hospital Rapid Response Liaison Psychiatry Nottinghamshire Healthcare King's Mill Hospital Accredited NHS Trust Mansfield Community Hospital Newark General Hospital QMC Rapid Response Liaison Psychiatry (Older Nottinghamshire Healthcare Adults) Accredited NHS Trust Queens Medical Centre Nottingham City Hospital Updated April 2020 Oxford Emergency Department Psychiatric Oxford Health NHS Foundation Service Members Trust John Radcliffe Horton Hospital Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Greenwich) Mental Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Health Liaison Team Not Accredited Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Greenwich) Sheffield Liaison Psychiatry Team Northern General Sheffield Health and Social Royal Hallamshire Hospital Members Care NHS Foundation Trust Western Park Hospital Charles Clifford Hospital Mental Health Liaison Team South London and Maudsley Guys Hospital Accredited NHS Foundation Trust St Thomas's Hospital Lewisham General Adult Psychiatric Liaision South London and Maudsley Team/Mental Health in Older Adults Not Accredited NHS Foundation Trust University Hospital Lewisham South London and Maudsley Department of Psychological Medicine Accredited NHS Foundation Trust King's College Hospital Croydon Mental Health Liaison Service (Working South London and Maudsley Age) Not Accredited NHS Foundation Trust Croydon University Hospital Updated April 2020 South West London and St. St Helier Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Service George’s Mental Health NHS Accredited St Helier Hospital Trust South West London and St. St George's Hospital Liaison Psychiatry Service George’s Mental Health NHS Accredited St George's Hospital Trust Calderdale and Kirklees Mental Health Liaison South West Yorkshire Team Partnership NHS Foundation Not Accredited Calderdale Royal Hospital Trust Huddersfield Royal Infirmary Psychological Medicine Department Southern Health NHS Princess Anne Hospital Members Foundation Trust Southampton General Hospital Surrey and Borders East Surrey Hospital Psychiatric Liaison Team Partnership NHS Foundation Accredited East Surrey Hospital Trust Surrey and Borders Epsom Hospital Psychiatric Liaison Service Partnership NHS Foundation Accredited Epsom Hospital Trust Surrey and Borders Frimley Park Hospital Psychiatric Liaison Service Partnership NHS Foundation Accredited Frimley Park Hospital Trust Updated April 2020 Surrey and Borders St Peters Hospital Psychiatric Liaison Service Partnership NHS Foundation Accredited St Peters Hospital Trust Surrey and Borders The Royal Surrey Hospital Psychaitric Liaison Partnership NHS Foundation Service Accredited Trust The Royal Surrey The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn Psychiatric Liaison Service Members Kings Lynn The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Kings Lynn Bristol Royal Infirmary Liaison Psychiatry Unversity
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