Wye Valley NHS Trust

If you have been referred by your GP they will have automatically made you an appointment via the “Choose and Book” system, though please note this is subject to change and the RMC may contact you to change this. If referred by another speciality the Consultant will triage your referral and decide whether you need to be seen routinely or urgently and an appointment will subsequently be made and sent to you via post.

Preparing for the birth/birth bag If your labour is being induced, there may be a break of 24-48 hours between the medication needed, in this time you may be offered to return home, although this isn’t mandatory. The induction of labour will be discussed with you in depth by a consultant to help you make a decision. When you first visited the hospital, if you weren’t given a leaflet called ‘The Alternative Birth Bag’ please contact the bereavement midwife. Alternatively some information is available on the BeyondBea website. 

You may be offered tests to help determine why your baby died or to check your wellbeing. These tests might include blood tests, checking the placenta and a post mortem. Sometimes these test can show no evident reason why your baby died however the bereavement midwife will guide you in discussing the results with your consultant when they are available.

Job Title: Consultant Upper Limb Surgeon Qualifications MB ChB MRCS (Ed) FRCS Tr & Orth Mr Powers studied at Dundee University qualifying in 1996 (MBChB). Following basic surgical training in Stoke Mr Powers commenced his Orthopaedic registrar training in Oswestry, Birmingham and Warwick rotations. Mr Powers completed Orthopaedic specialist training with an overseas fellowship, in hand, wrist and elbow surgery at the Auckland regional hand unit (New Zealand). He has been a consultant at Hereford The County Hospital from January 2010. Outpatient Services Clinic Elective operation clinic, Monday afternoon, County Hospital - Oxford Suite Fracture clinic, Tuesday afternoon, County Hospital -…

Job Title: Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon Special interests: knee surgery, hip surgery, and trauma surgery Qualifications Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon since 2004, MB ChB 1991 Birmingham FRCS Ed 1996 FRCS Orth Outpatient Services Clinics Orthopaedic lower limb arthroplasty - Tuesday morning at Hereford County Hospital General orthopaedics - Tuesday afternoon at Hereford County Hospital Fracture clinic - Wednesday morning at Hereford County Hospital Inpatient and Day Case Operating Times Mr. Clark and his team operate all day Thursday. Osteoarthritis knee - procedures performed Total knee replacement Unicompartmental knee replacement Patellofemoral joint replacement Primary and revision knee surgery Osteoarthritis hip -…

Job Title: Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Special interests: Foot and Ankle Surgery Qualifications Mr Rao studied medicine in Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad, India graduating in 1996. His Orthopaedic training was at Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry (Shropshire) and University Hospital of North Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent. During his Orthopaedic training, he was awarded Masters degree in Orthopaedic Engineering from Cardiff University. He further underwent fellowship training in foot and ankle surgery at the University hospital of Southampton. He has been a Consultant since 2010. Mr. Rao has published original research in hip and knee replacement surgery in peer-reviewed journals and has many…

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Mr Chris Paliobeis, MD, FRCS                          Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon. Special Interests: Hip Surgery, Hip and Groin Problems in the Young Adult, Knee Surgery, Trauma Surgery and Musculoskeletal Oncology Qualifications Mr Paliobeis is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon who moved to Herefordshire in January 2012 when he joined the orthopaedic team at the County Hospital. His specialist interest lies in trauma, knee and hip conditions. In particular he specialises in the treatment of young adults with a hip problem. Mr Paliobeis has experience as a consultant orthopaedic surgeon since 2010,…

Mr Zaid Al-Wattar FRCS (Tr&Orth) Job Title: Consultant Shoulder & Upper Limb Surgeon  Special interests: Shoulder, Elbow & Hand surgery, Upper Limb Trauma, Shoulder Arthroscopy & Arthroplasty, General Trauma and Medical education Appointed to Hereford County Hospital 2019 Contact To contact Mr Al-Watter please ring his secretary Robin Garlick on extension 01432 372950. Staff recognition video - improving patient experience Watch our staff recognition video to see the innovative ways our staff are working to enhance the services and care we provide.  Wide Awake Local Anaesthetic No Tourniquet procedure has been introduced at our hospital for trauma and orthopaedics and upper limb surgery to improve patient experience…

The Nephrology (Renal) Department at Hereford County Hospital (Wye Valley NHS Trust) is a satellite tertiary care service for care patients who require urgent or routine referrals for outpatient care. Urgent inpatient care is provided initially by an Acute Medical Team with access to the Nephrology Specialism for advice and guidance when it is required.. The regional (Hub) for Nephrology (Renal) services is at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust).  There is 24 hour access to renal services provided by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital UHB NHS Trust and there is also a satellite renal service at Worcester…