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North Community Treatment Team Monkwearmouth Hospital, Newcastle Road, Introduction Sunderland, SR5 1NB North Community Further information about the content, reference sources or production of this leaflet can be obtained from the Patient Treatment Team Information Centre. Monkwearmouth This information can be made available in a range of formats on Hospital request (eg Braille, audio, larger print, easy read, BSL or other languages). Please contact the Patient Information Centre Tel: 0191 223 2545 Patient information leaflet Published by the Patient Information Centre 2016 Copyright, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust Ref, PIC/762/0116 January 2016 V1 www.ntw.nhs.uk/pic Tel: 0191 223 2545 Review date 2019 Follow us www.facebook.com/NTWNHS @ntwnhs North Community Treatment Team Monkwearmouth Hospital, Newcastle Road, Introduction Sunderland, SR5 1NB. This leaflet provides you with information that you may find useful during your time with our service. From Sunderland From From Head over Wearmouth Bridge following signs Tyne Tunnel South Shields for ‘A1018 South Shields’. Keep following these A19 Whitburn We want to offer you as much help and support as you feel you signs and Monkwearmouth Hospital is one mile Cleadon along on the right hand side. A184 A1018 WE ARE need, to enable you to live the life you want. If you are not sure A19 from the North (The Tyne Tunnel) A184 West East HERE Exit the A19 at signs for ‘Sunderland North Boldon Boldon about anything in this leaflet please ask a member of staff. A184’. Continue for 3.5 miles to roundabout joining to the A1018. Take the second exit, signed A194(M) Roker ‘City Centre’. A1231 Monkwearmouth Hospital is then one mile along What is the Community Treatment Team? on the left hand side. The Community Treatment Team provides an assessment and A19 from the South (Peterlee) N Washington A19 Sunderland Exit the A19 at signs for ‘Sunderland North treatment service for people who are experiencing difficulty with Pennywell WE A1231’. At the roundabout follow the Sunderland Hendon signs. S their mental health. A690 After 3 miles pass the Stadium of Light Football A1018 Ground then turn left at sign for ‘South Shields A1018’. Moorside Ryhope The team is made up of a number of health care professionals Monkwearmouth Hospital is then half a mile including Consultant Psychiatrists, Registered Nurses Mental along on the right hand side. By Public Transport A690 A19 Health, Occupational Therapists, Clinical Support Assistants, We are about a 10 minute walk from the Stadium A1(M) Houghton of Light Metro Station & Seaburn Metro Station. le Spring 3 miles Peer Support Workers and Junior Doctors. Buses 9, 20, 20A, E2, X20 stop in front of the Seaham hospital. From A19 From Car Parking Students may also be involved in your assessment and (if travelling from the Tyne Tunnel) A184 South Shields RD There is a pay and NDS ELA DYK display car park at treatment. They will speak to you and ask for your consent, but Seaburn Monkwearmouth American Metro W I T Hospital. Charges are Golf Centre Station B1291 H if you do not wish for them to be involved please let them know. B from 8am to 6pm, M U R A1018 D N Monday to Friday. TATION R S R D Teams will be linked to GP practices. Your care team will let you The Grange Fulwell Wheelchair know which team you will receive your care from. Access Wheelchair access is 9, 20, 20A, A183 E2, X20 Monkwearmouth to the side of the Hospital main entrance of the From Washington N building. If this is inconvenient to you then appointments may also be E W & A19 (if travelling from the south) WE ARE C A arranged within your own home. S T HERE L Toyota A1231 Southwick E Roker WE R SSIN D GTON K WAY A1290 IER Stadium of Light HA M Metro Station RI DIE WA Who is it for? River Wear Y Tesco The Community Treatment Team provides a service for men A183 ROKER AV and women over the age of 18 years who require a period of A1018 A1018 Queen Stadium of ST assessment and treatment. Alexander Bridge Light DAME DOROTHY A1231 Wearmouth Bridge N WE S Sunderland A1018 Nearby Bus Stops 1/2 Mile University (& service numbers) of Sunderland City Centre Location map by Active Maps Limited www.activemaps.co.uk. 2 Map contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2016 7 Initial Response Service Why do I need to attend? Tel: 0303 123 1145 Involvement with us is of your choice, you can self refer or Fax: 0191 566 7200 may be referred to the service by your GP, another health Email: [email protected] professional, social services or a family member. We always need your consent before we proceed with a referral from Please note that information sent to the Trust via email is sent someone other than yourself. at your own risk. Often when people are experiencing difficulty with their mental Contact details for community team health they will need to be seen by a specialist service to North Community Treatment Team assess their current mental health needs and see how they can Monkwearmouth Hospital be helped. Newcastle Road Sunderland What will happen at my first appointment? SR5 1NB You will initially see a nurse and have a chance to talk about your current problems. Following this the nurse will have a discussion with a doctor; whilst this is happening you will receive some basic physical health checks such as your blood pressure, pulse and temperature. We can also check your weight and BMI and take blood samples if they are indicated. Both the nurse and the doctor will meet with you to discuss and agree options available to meet your current needs, either with our team or with another service. Anything you say will be confidential within the team unless there is a legal duty to share information with other professionals, your family or carer. This will be explained before the assessment. If you have any concerns about confidentiality please talk to a member of staff. After your assessment, a letter will be sent to your family doctor and the referrer if these are different. You will be asked if you would like to receive a copy of the letter. 6 3 You will be given a contact number of the Community Treatment What if I have a comment, suggestion, compliment or Team so that you will be able to telephone if you cannot attend complaint about the service? your next appointment. If you want to make a comment, suggestion, compliment or complaint you can: Staff can provide you with health information leaflets which may • talk to the people directly involved in your care include information about your diagnosis, treatment, self help • ask a member of staff for a feedback form, or complete a form and support agencies. on the Trust website www.ntw.nhs.uk (click on the ‘Contact Us’ tab) What will happen next? • telephone the Complaints Department Tel: 0191 245 6672 If you choose to see us again, you will meet with one of our • We are always looking at ways to improve services. Your team and together you will agree a treatment plan which is feedback allows us to monitor the quality of our services and based on your individual needs. Treatment offered in our team act upon issues that you bring to our attention. is evidence based, which means it has been researched and - Points of You - available from staff. proven to be effective. - Friends and Family Test - available from staff or online at www.ntw.nhs.uk/fft How long are appointments? The first appointment can last up to two hours. You are Useful contacts welcome to bring a carer, friend or advocate with you. • Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) Tel: 0800 328 4397 or 0191 566 7074 Personal safety • (ICA) North East NHS Independent Complaints Advocacy Trust staff carry devices that can monitor and record abusive Tel: 0808 802 3000 behaviour. They can alert and receive support from emergency services and the recordings may be used in court proceedings. How do I contact my care team? Staff will treat all patients and their families with dignity and You will be able to contact your team through the new single respect and expect the same in return. point of access, the Initial Response Service (IRS), which will be able to help with any queries you have as well as putting Interpreters you directly in touch with your team. You can ring the Initial If you would like an interpreter, this can be arranged prior to Response Service at any time. your appointment. 4 5.
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