We provide a community-based services for adults and children over age two, who have bowel and/or bladder problems.
You can access our services via a referral made by a health care or education professional. This can be done by telephone or letter.
We want to promote bladder and bowel health: our specialist nurses and physiotherapists undertake a holistic assessment which includes the physical, mental, psychological, social and emotional wellbeing of our patients.
We follow national guidelines and offer evidence-based treatment, and we liase with other health care professionals and services to offer the right care for each patient.
We have all over Oxfordshire, and wherever possible, we will try and offer you appointments at your nearest clinic. We are occasionally able to offer home visits as well.
We are open Monday to Friday (except bank holidays), 8.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Our team is made up of registered nurses, an assistant practitioner and senior administrators: we work as team to provide a community-based service for adults and children over the age of two.
We provide a community-based services for adults and children over age two, who have bowel and/or bladder problems.
We see patients in clinics across Oxfordshire, and we visit housebound patient with complex needs at their home.
We see children in schools, in clinics or at their home, depending on their needs.
For both adults and children, we offer:
You need to be referred by a GP or another healthcare practitioner (such as a health visitor) to access our service: healthcare practitioner can patients to us via Healthshare.
All referrals need to include a completed referral form, including, where appropriate, fluid balance charts and output diaries.
Please note that you need to be referred by a GP or other healthcare professional (eg., a health visitor) to access our services.
Telephone (answerphone): 01865 904 303
Email: oxfordhealth.bladderandbowelservice@nhs.net
Community Bladder and Bowel Service
Witney Community Hospital
Welch Way
Witney
OX28 6JJ.
Last updated: 25 April, 2019
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