In-clinic Visit Advice

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020 7042 5800 - 9:00am to 5:00pm - Mon to Fri

Please note the location of your visit on the correspondence we send you as it may be at London Bridge or St. George's

Richmond Pharmacology
1a Newcomen Street
London Bridge
London
SE1 1YR

Please use our general contact details for correspndence.

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Tube
The nearest tube stations are London Bridge or Borough Station (both approx a five minute walk to our unit)

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Bus
The following buses stop at London Bridge, London Bridge station or near Guy's Hospital: 17, 21, 35, 40, 43, 47, 48, 133, 141, 149, 343, 381, 521, 701, RV1, C10. Please check your journey before you travel as some of these buses may be affected by redevelopment works at London Bridge.

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Train
The nearest station is London Bridge Station (approx a five minute walk to our unit).

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Car
Parking at our unit is very limited, please use public transport if possible. The nearest car parks are the NCP Car Park London Bridge on Kipling Street or Union Car parks on Park Street or Southwark Street.

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Nearest airports Nearest airports- the nearest airports to our unit are London City Airport (approx 31 mins to London Bridge), Heathrow Airport (approx 51 mins to London Bridge) and Gatwick Airport (approx 32 mins to London Bridge).

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Remember to bring your ID Card - it is the first item that you will be asked for on arrival at your bed.
Write down details of any changes to your medications since your last visit, including levels of dosage, to be ready to answer necessary medical questions accurately.
Write down details of any hospital visits since your last visit and any consequences.
Remember to silence or turn down (or off) the volume of your mobile phone to avoid disturbing your fellow participants.
It is a good idea to wear loose clothing - for example, lifting a loose top can help in the attachment of electrodes for cardiograph monitoring and wearing tops with short sleeves can help with personal comfort and use of one’s arms when a cannula is inserted and operated.

Covid procedures prevent the supply of magazines, so it may be a good idea to bring reading material with you.
If you bring an iPad or similar (including phones) for entertainment or work, please bring headphones to minimise disturbance to others - the Wi-Fi code set up is RPLLB2001+
Please do not film or take photos within the building without express permission.
Consider wearing footwear that is easy to slip on and off and to avoid wearing them on the beds.
It may be a good idea to prepare a check list at home to help to remember these and any other regular needs before your Richmond visits.
If you have any questions, or wish to discuss anything in more detail, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time on: +44 (0) 207 042 5800

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