College Officers. Such an event is rare and restricted to cases where there is very serious risk to one or more individuals. that the principles of free expression, St Hugh’s College’s Governing Body emphasises academic freedom, autonomy, confidentiality, privacy and equality of rights, according to law, provide the overarching context within which any policy of the College is to be implemented; and any duty imposed by regulation must be implemented in a manner that is proportionate and positively secures and protects those rights. The College Welfare Team Medical Issues The College has a dedicated group of medical professionals, who are available to advise and support any member of the College who is injured, ill or in distress or difficulty. The College Nurse, Sarah Dragonetti, is available in the Surgery (MGA Building, First Floor). Email . The College Doctor is Dr Penny Moore. Surgery hours in College during term time, are Monday 8.30 am 10 am. Dr Moore or one of her partners, can also be consulted – by appointment at the Summertown Health Centre, 160 Banbury Road (01865 515552). NHS Direct can be contacted for advice on 111. (registration via ). The College Nurse and College Doctor are available to students who have problems or questions relating to sexual health. If you would prefer to talk to someone outside college, the Oxfordshire Sexual Health Service at the Churchill Hospital, Old Road, Headington, Oxford OX3 7LJ (01865 231231) can be contacted about sexual health. More details can be found at: . The Nurse can authorise the Lodge to order taxis for a student who, through illness or injury, finds it difficult to get to their out-of-College academic commitments or medical appointments. The cost of these journeys will be recharged to the student. The Academic Registrar may deputise for the Nurse in this respect. If the Nurse or the Lodge Porters judge that a student, while not requiring an ambulance, should be seen
College Officers. Such an event is rare and restricted to cases where there is very serious risk to one or more individuals. St Hugh’s College’s Governing Body emphasises that the principles of free expression, academic freedom, autonomy, confidentiality, privacy and equality of rights, according to law, provide the overarching context within which any policy of the College is to be implemented; and any duty imposed by regulation must be implemented in a manner that is proportionate and positively secures and protects those rights. The College Welfare Team Medical Issues The College has a dedicated group of medical professionals, who are available to advise and support any member of the College who is injured, ill or in distress or difficulty. The College Nurse, Sarah Dragonetti, is available in the Surgery (MGA Building, First Floor). Email . The College Doctor is Dr Penny Moore. Surgery hours in College during term time, are Monday 8.30 am – 10 am. Dr Moore or one of her partners, can also be consulted by appointment at the Summertown Health Centre, 160 Banbury Road (01865 515552). NHS Direct can be contacted for advice on 111. (registration via ). The College Nurse and College Doctor are available to students who have problems or questions relating to sexual health. If you would prefer to talk to someone outside college, the Oxfordshire Sexual Health Service at the Churchill Hospital, Old Road, Headington, Oxford OX3 7LJ (01865 231231) can be contacted about sexual health. More details can be found at: . The Nurse can authorise the Lodge to order taxis for a student who, through illness or injury, finds it difficult to get to their out-of-College academic commitments or medical appointments. The cost of these journeys will be recharged to the student. The Academic Registrar may deputise for the Nurse in this respect. If the Nurse or the Lodge Porters judge that a student, while not requiring an ambulance, should be seen
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