Cystic fibrosis, adult
What we do
King’s Adult Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Service offers comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, and home care. We offer all our patients a yearly assessment of their condition and treatment plan.
We have a specialist inpatient Adult CF Unit on Lonsdale Ward. We also run three segregated outpatient clinics every week.
We also hold specialist clinics for patients with CF-related diabetes. Our specialist nurses, working together with physiotherapists and dieticians, provide a home care service. Outpatient appointments take place in the Venetian Building.
We manage CF-related complications with the support of King’s specialist diabetes, liver, microbiology, gastroenterology, physiology, cardiothoracic, and radiology services.
We take part in several multi-centre clinical trials and have an active clinical research programme.
In an emergency
If your problem is life-threatening, go to your local Emergency Department (ED or A and E) immediately. They can contact King’s Adult CF team for advice and further information.
Location
Second floor, Golden Jubilee Wing, King’s College Hospital, Denmark Hill, London, SE5 9RS
Contact Details
- Main Reception: 020 3299 8652
- Lonsdale Ward main reception: 020 3299 8652
- Outpatient appointments: 020 3299 5668
Conditions we treat
King’s offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care and a home care service. We have a dedicated CF unit on Lonsdale Ward and three segregated outpatient clinics a week. All patients are offered a formal yearly review assessment.
We run specialist clinics for patients with CF-related diabetes. A home care service is provided by CF nurses, with input from physiotherapy and dietetics.
The CF service is also supported by onsite specialist diabetes, liver, microbiology, gastroenterology, physiology, cardiothoracic, and interventional radiology services for the management of all CF-related complications.
Booking a patient at King’s
Routine Referrals
For routine referrals, call the Adult Cystic Fibrosis Service on 020 3299 4396.
Emergency Referrals
During working hours (9am to 5pm) contact the CF nurse specialist on 020 3299 5668.
For urgent problems during evenings or weekends, contact King’s main switchboard on 020 3299 9000 and ask for a member of the on-call Adult CF team.
If the patient’s problem is life threatening they should attend their local ED. The local hospital can contact King’s for advice and further information using the emergency contact numbers.
Other Queries
For general enquiries, contact 020 3299 4396.
For outpatient appointments, contact 020 3299 5668.
Key Clinical Staff
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Danielle Budden | Physiotherapist |
| Kate Channon | CF Practitioner |
| Vincent Docherty | Social Worker |
| Dr Caroline Elston | Consultant Respiratory Medicine and Cystic Fibrosis |
| Sarah Floyd | CF Practitioner |
| Miss Rebecca Heise | CF Practitioner |
| Jessica Kane | Dietitian |
| Miss Martina Kapatou | Specialist Nurse |
| Dr Patricia Macedo | Consultant Respiratory Medicine and Adult Cystic Fibrosis |
| Dr Rachel Massey-Chase | Principal Clinical Psychologist |
| Mrs Tracey Mathieson | Clinical Lead Physiotherapist |
| Hugo Niklas | Social Worker |
| Mrs Hannah Parkinson | CF Practitioner |
| Dr Felicity Perrin | Consultant Respiratory Medicine and Cystic Fibrosis |
| Sneha (Tresa) Sebastian | Specialist Nurse |
| Emma-Jane Stanbridge | Dietitian |
| Dr Mike Waller | Consultant in Respiratory Medicine and Adult Cystic Fibrosis |
| Mrs Kerry Watson (Nee Bluett) | Clinical Lead CF Dietician |