The outpatient department provides a wide range of consultant and nurse led clinics.
If you are a new patient, you may see a consultant oncologist or a member of their team and will have the opportunity to discuss your cancer diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and any other issues during this time.
During a review or follow up appointment, you may wish to discuss any side effects of treatment or other concerns relating to your treatment, progress, health and wellbeing.
Staff you are likely to meet
The clinical team in the outpatient department includes consultant oncologists (cancer doctors), specialist nurses and other nursing and support staff.
Things you need to know
When you attend the outpatients department you may be required to go to a number of other services or departments, including:
- Radiotherapy treatment and imaging
- The Macmillan patient information centre
- The Macmillan palliative care nursing team
- Clinical psychology
- The chemotherapy day unit
- The clinical trials unit
- Nuclear medicine
- Pharmacy
- Hairloss support services
Refreshments are available in the coffee shop on level 2 near the clinical trials pharmacy or alternatively on level 1, radiotherapy.
You will need to bring water to your appointment as we do not have water fountains in the department.
How to find us
The outpatient department is located on Level 1 and 2 of the Northern Centre for Cancer Care at the Freeman Hospital. To find us:
- Come through the main entrance of the NCCC building and walk past the lifts.
- Look for the signs above you for the Haematology and Cancer Services Outpatient Department directing you to the right.
- Walk through two sets of double doors, carry on walking past the Macmillan Cancer Information Centre on your left hand side and report to the reception desk to your right.
You can find a detailed access guide for the NCCC outpatient department on the AccessAble website.
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