Addenbrooke's Hospital
Biomedical Research
The Rosie Hospital
Clinic 5 - Specialist Medicine: Hepatology & Rheumatology
Outpatients at Addenbrooke's
Box: 44
Enquiries / appointments: 01223 216217
Finding Clinic 5
From the Outpatients entrance: go through the Outpatients reception area. Turn left, passing the WRVS coffee shop on your right. Clinic 5 entrance is on the left hand side
Hepatology
Box: 210
Fax (Liver Unit): 01223 216111
Consultants:
Dr G J M Alexander: General medicine
Dr M E D Allison: General medicine
Dr A E S Gimson: General medicine
Dr William Griffiths: Metabolic liver disease
Rheumatology
Box: 204
Consultants:
Dr A J Crisp: Metabolic bone disease, metabolic rheumatology, reflex sympathetic dystrophy
Professor Gaston: Ankylosing spondylitis, other spondyloarthropathies
Dr F C Hall: Connective tissue diseases, vasculitis
Dr J R Jenner: Sports and exercise medicine, back pain, peripheral nerve lesions, EMGs
Dr M Lillicrap: Medical education
Dr A Östör: Early inflammatory arthritis, biological therapy clinical trials in rheumatoid arthritis, upper limb disorders (especially shoulders)
Dr N Shenker: Complex regional pain syndromes/reflex sympathetic dystrophy
Dr C Speed: Soft tissue rheumatology, sports injury (01223 596235)
Related pages:
> Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Services
Hospital transport:
Please check with your GP if you are entitled to transport. If you are entitled to claim travelling expenses please bring evidence of the benefits you are claiming.
Pharmacy:
Open 0900-1730 hrs on weekdays. If you are exempt from prescription charges, please bring your exemption card or DSS authorisation.
Outpatient Play Service:
Available from
0900-1300 hrs and 1400-1700 hrs.
Telephone: 01223 216332
Outpatient Coffee shop:
Run by the WRVS is open from
0900-1700 hrs on weekdays
Concerns, comments and complaints
If you are unhappy with any aspect of your care or the service you receive in your Addenbrooke's outpatient clinic, please speak to a member of clinic staff as soon as possible.
If you feel they cannot help you, or you are not comfortable talking to them, contact the Patient Information and Liaison Service (PALS)
> PALS
