We have urology departments at Royal Derby Hospital and Queen's Hospital Burton.
Urology outpatient clinics and daycase procedures are also provided at Sir Robert Peel Community Hospital in Tamworth. Outpatient clinics are also provided at Samuel Johnson Community Hospital in Lichfield.
Urology outpatients
Kings Treatment Centre
Level 2, Royal Derby Hospital
DE22 8NE
Nearest entrance: 6
Nearest car park: 3
Telephone: 01332 788 058
General surgical theatres
Level 2, Royal Derby Hospital
DE22 8NE
Nearest entrance: Main entrance, 9 or 24
Nearest car park: 1 & 8 (Main entrance, short stay), 3 or 6
Telephone: 01332 340 131
Urology wards (308, 309, 310, 313)
Level 3, Royal Derby Hospital
DE22 8NE
Nearest entrance: 9
Nearest car park: 3
The urology department at the Royal Derby Hospital provides a comprehensive service to patients with urological conditions such as diseases of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, testes and urinary tract. Our six consultant urologists undertake a range of surgical procedures for both cancer and benign diseases and are supported by the wider team comprising of oncologist, radiologists, specialty doctors, uro-oncology and continence nurse specialist teams.
As part of the East Midlands Cancer Network many patients from other local hospitals will also have their surgical care provided by the urology team at the Royal Derby Hospital, with teleconferencing facilities to discuss patient care.
The department has dedicated outpatient and daycase operating facilities offering consultant and nurse-led clinics, a one-stop haematuria service, urinary stone and continence services. More complex operating is undertaken in the general operating suite, where specific theatres are designated to the urology service.
Queen's Hospital Burton
Belvedere Road
Burton-on-Trent
DE13 0RB
Urology nurses helpline
Telephone: 01283 566 333 ext 4136
Clinic appointments
Telephone: 01283 511 511
The urology department is staffed by 5 full-time NHS consultants, each with their own areas of special interest.
Services include:
On average, 1 in 5 people who are referred to us need an operation. Hence, if you are seen in the urology department, it does not mean that you will automatically be advised to have an operation.