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There is 24 hour cover by a Consultant Haematologist covering the Coagulation Service in St James’s Hospital.
If you are a medical professional and require an urgent discussion with one of the NCC Consultants:
Please contact the St James’s Switchboard on (01) 4103000 and ask to be forwarded to the Haematology SHO on call. 

Patients with a bleeding disorder

For Non Clinical Queries
For queries in relation to non-clinical requests like appointment change, documentation requests and other general queries including moving to university, changing GP, travel/ moving away temporarily or permanently. To ensure continuity of your care, please contact a member of the National Haemophilia Service:

Monday to Friday 08:30-17:00
Please call (01) 416 2141 
Email: [email protected]

Postal address:
National Coagulation Centre,
St James’s Hospital,
James Street
Dublin 8
D08 A978

Non Urgent Clinical Queries
For non-urgent, clinical queries in relation to upcoming procedures, treatment queries:
Monday to Friday  from 08.30am to 17.00pm  please call 01 416 2141

Please call the nurse on (01) 410 3130 (please leave a message with your name, hospital number, contact details and information in relation to your query and a nurse will return your call), alternatively, please send an email to [email protected] and your email will be responded to in a timely manner.

Emergency Contact Details for Patients with a Bleeding Disorder
Monday to Friday 08:00-17:00
For Emergency/ urgent calls in relation to an active bleed or possible bleed or an urgent unplanned procedure please call (01) 410 3000 and ask for bleep #721

Out of hours 17:00hrs-08:00hrs Monday-Friday, at the weekend and bank holidays
Please call the Haemophilia and Hepatology Ward on 01 4103132 or via St James’s Hospital switchboard on (01) 410 3000. A nurse will triage your call and advise you on further action. 

If you have a bleeding disorder and happen to attend an ED or another hospital for treatment:

• Show your bleeding disorder alert card to the treating doctor or nurse.
• If you don't have your card with you, identify that you have a bleeding disorder to the healthcare professional.
• If possible you or a relative should phone the NCC to inform us of your admission/ treatment in ED or in another hospital.

If you are a medical professional in another site and have been informed by one of our patients that they have a bleeding disorder please:
There is 24 hour cover by a Consultant Haematologist covering the Coagulation service in St. James’s Hospital.

Monday to Friday 08:00-17:00
Please contact the team on (01) 410 3000 and ask for bleep 721, or any of the numbers above.

Out of hours 17:00hrs-08:00hrs Monday-Friday, at the weekend and bank holidays
Please call St James’s Hospital switchboard on (01) 410 3000 and ask for the Haematology SHO “on callâ€�.

Patients who attend the Anticoagulation Service

For Non Clinical Queries
For queries in relation to non- clinical requests: appointments, documentation requests�.

Monday- Friday 08:30-17:00
Please call (01) 416 2637
Email: [email protected]

Postal address:
National Coagulation Centre,
St James’s Hospital,
James Street
Dublin 8
D08 HHA4

Non Urgent Clinical Queries
For non- urgent, clinical queries in relation to upcoming procedures, treatment queries

Monday-Friday from 8.30am to 17.00pm 

Please call main NCC reception  (01) 416 2141 and press option 3 to leave a message with your name, hospital number or date of birth, contact details and information in relation to your query and a nurse will return your call.

For Emergency Care
In the event of an emergency please contact your nearest emergency department without delay.

• Patient consultations in the outpatient clinics are generally in person at present. Telephone or video call can be arranged in situations where appropriate to do so (with consultant approval).
• Phlebotomy / Blood testing remains restricted to blood tests required as determined by the NCC medical team and is carried out in the HHAU.
• Planned and urgent treatments are being given in the HHAU by appointment only. The unit will operate from 08:30-17:00hrs Monday â€� Friday only.
• If you need an assessment and treatment out of hours - please phone the Haemophilia and Hepatology (H&H) Ward on 01-410 3132 . A nurse will then carry out a telephone assessment and triage you. 
• Where possible you should attend the HHAU on your own. If you require assistance, a person may accompany you but may be asked to wait outside of the HHAU area until you are ready to be discharged.
• If visiting patients admitted to the wards, more information on visiting can be found here.
• We are a JAM friendly hospital and if you need just as much time and patients as you need in public or social situations, just let us know. More information on JAM is available here.

The following services are provided by National Coagulation Centre 

• Consultant outpatient clinics

Our Haemostasis and Thrombosis Clinics are held every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and in these clinics we review return and new patients referred to our service. 

• Carrier Testing & Genetic Counselling Service
• Clinical Psychology 
• Coagulation Blood Testing Clinic
• Diagnostic Coagulation Laboratory
• Haemostasis Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory
• Dental Clinic
• Advanced Nurse Practitioner-led service
• Nurse-led clinics
• Nurses Treatment Clinic
• Patient Education Service
• Physiotherapy Service
• Social Work Service
• 24-hour emergency assessment
• Vaccination Programme
• Anticoagulation monitoring and education
• Home treatment service for patients with bleeding conditions
• Direct Oral Anticoagulation Clinic
• Warfarin Monitoring Clinics
• Self-testing INR Monitoring Clinics

Combined Consultant led Clinics:

• Haemophilia and Pain Management (held once a month)
• Haemophilia and Orthopaedic Surgery (held once a month)
• Haemophilia and Co-Infection (held once every 2 months)

If you wish to know more about the services offered, please speak with a member of the staff or your healthcare provider in the National Coagulation Centre.

 

Adults with Haemophilia & Related Bleeding Disorders Acute Treatment Guidelines

 

 

 

 

 

All referrals are triaged by the consultant within 10 working days of receipt. Triaged referrals are categorised as either urgent or routine. The patient will be contacted with an appointment letter and a map of our exact location.

All clinics are consultant-led.

Referral letter must include contact details for all patients along with any investigations, scans, blood results and relevant correspondence. 
Rescheduled or cancelled appointments can be arranged by contacting us.

 

Patient referral letters can be sent via , post or email.

For referrals to the Anticoagulation Clinic from external institutions, please contact the clinic directly: (01) 428 4403 and use the form below to provide information. 

Warfarin service referral form

You can send the referral via post to National Coagulation Centre, St James Hospital, James's Street, Dublin 8 D08A978 or email [email protected]

 Self Referrals

We only accept self referrals from patients who have a family member registered in the NCC with a history of

-          A bleeding disorder

-          HHT

-          Protein S, C or Antithrombin deficiency

Physiotherapy referral will be made by appointment only

Location : National Coagulation Centre (NCC)

Physiotherapist: Mr Mark McGowan

If you are having a procedure done, please fill out this form so we can arrange a treatment plan completed in time prior to your procedure.

Procedure treatment plan request form

Click on the link below to learn how you can prepare for your surgery:

Operation Preparation

The NCC is a designated 

 188ÌåÓý - Patient Information Guide

 National Haemophilia System Patient Information Leaflet

 GDPR

 Data Protection Policy for the National Coagulation Centre

 Data Privacy Notice for Patients and Service Users of the NCC

Information on COVID 19 - Vaccination

Advice on Administration of COVID-19 vaccine by IM injection

Administration of the IM COVID 19 Vaccine to people with bleeding disorders

Patient Communications

Memo to patients with a bleeding disorder re change in out of hours urgent care at the HHAU - National Coagulation Centre

Memo for pain medication prescription management at the NCC

Routine follow up in the National Coagulation Centre for people with Mild Bl

Update on Long Term Illness Scheme

SJH Latest News

Indici

myindici Patient Portal Frequently Asked Questions

Myindici Plus Sign Up Flyer with QR Codes

Patient Information Leaflets

Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis (CVST) Patient Information Leaflet

DOAC information leaflets can be accessed via 

 

Condition Specific Information for People with Bleeding Disorders:

 

Haemophilia A&B

Irish Haemophilia Society:

World Federation of Haemophilia:

 

Von Willebrand Disease

Irish Haemophilia Society:

World Federation of Haemophilia:

 

Rare Bleeding Disorders

Irish Haemophilia Society:

World Federation of Haemophilia:

 

Platelet Function Defect

Irish Haemophilia Society:

World Federation of Haemophilia:

 

Women with Bleeding Disorders

Irish Haemophilia Society:

World Federation of Haemophilia:

Canadian Haemophilia Society:

UK Haemophilia Society:

 

Other Information

Clinical Nutrition 

SJH Creative Life Centre

SJH Blood Testing

Coagulation Laboratory

Data Protection Office

SJH Emergency Department

SJH Medical Social Work

Pastoral Care

Patient Experience

SJH Medication Safety Programme

Public Parking

SJH Health and Social Care (SCOPe)

SJH Visiting

SJH WiFi

Inclusion Health Information and Frequently Asked Questions

Telehealth - COVID-19 has changed how we manage our service. We have now set up both telephone and video consultations to ensure that we continue to give our patients the best service possible.

Smoking Cessation

International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis

To shine a light on the journey experienced by young people when they transfer their care from a paediatric (children’s) hospital to an adult hospital, the National Coagulation Centre (NCC) at St James’s Hospital and Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) created the below short video.

In this video, David recalls his transition of care from CHI Crumlin to the NCC and explains how he overcame his anxieties from meeting with his consultant alone to finding a mode of transport to get to his appointment. David was encouraged to build and grow in all aspects of his life, both in and out of hospital. The NCC encourages young adults to develop their skills for self-management, empowering them to set their own personal goals and, importantly, achieve them.

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National Coagulation Centre marks World Haemophilia Day 2023

Memorandum to the pharmacists, GPs and patients who are involved in Warfarin therapy