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The Ophthalmologist will
examine your child's eyes and perform any treatment or
surgery to the eyes if needed. |
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The team will meet with
you after each examination to discuss the treatment options
relevant to your child. |
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The Oncologist looks after
children with cancer. They will give you information about
treatment involving chemotherapy or radiotherapy. |
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The orthoptist will assess
and monitor your child's vision. The orthoptist also organises
the appropriate follow up appointments. |
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The nurse will give you
information regarding your child's treatment and care.
They will also liase with community based health professionals
in order to provide continuity of care. |
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The play specialist is
available to meet the emotional needs of the child in
hospital. |
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The clinical psychologist
is available to offer emotional support to all members
of the family and will refer families to local centres
as available. |
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The clinical geneticist
will ensure that families recieve information about the
genetic aspect of the condition related to their family |
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The secretary for the
service is responsible for booking accommodation and transport. |
