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The RNOH Stanmore

The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore is rated in the top 10 of leading Orthopaedic Hospitals in the world. By using the latest procedures to reduce pain, repair damage and speed up your recovery time, we will make sure you get the very best care at every stage of your treatment.

We’ll manage everything for you, from correspondence with your GP or consultant during the referrals process, to making arrangements if surgery is required and processing claims with medical insurance providers.

It’s why we’re the unit of choice for many complex cases, tertiary referrals and sports people. By constantly monitoring our services to you and listening to what patients think, we try to keep on improving your experience.

Newsweek Nov 2020

Newsweek Nov 2020

 

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The National Institute of Dance Medicine

At the RNOH we have developed a great deal of expertise in treating dance related injuries and pathologies. We are the lead musculoskeletal unit for the National Institute of Dance Medicine. We are able to involve a multidisciplinary team, including specialist dance physiotherapists, sports physicians, orthotists and orthopaedic surgeons, to treat the foot and ankle complaints of many of the nations dancers from amateur to elite level.

 

A Multidisciplinary Team

In the foot and ankle unit, we believe that it is important to treat you as an individual. We recognise that patients may be treated  with a variety of surgical and non-surgical methods.

This is the reason that we promote a multidisciplinary, team approach, that will provide you with the best possible care, tailored to your needs. We work closely with our network of professionals across a number of disciplines such as physiotherapy, podiatry, orthotics and other medical specialties such as radiology, and rheumatology, in order to provide the best care that is appropriate to you. 

Education and Research

The Foot & Ankle Unit at the RNOH aims to educate, and  promote best practice in the management of foot and ankle disorders, we pride ourselves on consistently being the leading teaching hospital in the UK; over 50% of Orthopaedic surgeons in England are trained at the RNOH. We are very involved in education on a local and national level, teaching Orthopaedic Surgeons, General practitioners, Nurses, physiotherapists, Podiatrists, Orthotists and other health-care professionals.  We run the internationally recognised Stanmore Foot and Ankle Course annually, which promotes best practice amongst consultant surgeons and senior trainees. 

 

 

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