Ward 1 - Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) Incorrect Information? If you believe the information for this service is incorrect please update the details using the form below. Please enter your name, email address and enter the correct information in the editors provided for each entry. Your request will be sent to one of our system administrators for approval. Name Email Who we are Ward 1 is the Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit for the five boroughs within our Trust. Copy Text Toggle editor Ward 1 is the Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit for the five boroughs within our Trust. Toggle editor Who is the service for The unit primarily provides intensive care facilities for people compulsorily detained, who are in an acutely disturbed phase of a serious mental disorder such that their safe, therapeutic management and treatment in a general open acute ward is jeopardised. Copy Text Toggle editor The unit primarily provides intensive care facilities for people compulsorily detained, who are in an acutely disturbed phase of a serious mental disorder such that their safe, therapeutic management and treatment in a general open acute ward is jeopardised. Toggle editor Where to find us Building 30 Entrance 1, Springfield Hospital 61 Glenburnie Road Tooting London SW17 7DJ Telephone: Ward 0203 513 6491/6392/6488 Email: jimmy.cangy@swlstg-tr.nhs.uk Our Opening hours The inpatient PICU operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Visiting times for friends and relatives: Monday to Friday: 4..00pm to 5.00pm and 6.30pm to 8.00pm Saturday & Sunday: 2.00pm to 5.00pm and 6.30pm to 8.00pm Copy Text Toggle editor Building 30Entrance 1, Springfield Hospital61 Glenburnie RoadTootingLondonSW17 7DJTelephone: Ward 0203 513 6491/6392/6488Email: jimmy.cangy@swlstg-tr.nhs.ukOur Opening hoursThe inpatient PICU operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Visiting times for friends and relatives: Monday to Friday: 4..00pm to 5.00pm and 6.30pm to 8.00pm Saturday & Sunday: 2.00pm to 5.00pm and 6.30pm to 8.00pm Toggle editor Who you might see / our staff Jimmy Cangy Copy Text Toggle editor Jimmy Cangy Toggle editor What you can expect Anyone who uses our services first gets an assessment of their mental health needs and a plan of the care and support they will receive. They will also will also have one named person who co-ordinates their care and support. This person will be called either a named professional or, if your needs are more complex, a care co-ordinator. This person should be your main point of contact. You can speak to them about how your treatment and support are going. When you come to hospital we will make sure you are given information about your rights and that you are only in hospital for as long as you need. When you arrive you will be given a welcome pack which will give you and your family all the information you need to know - like the visiting times and phone numbers. Copy Text Toggle editor Anyone who uses our services first gets an assessment of their mental health needs and a plan of the care and support they will receive. They will also will also have one named person who co-ordinates their care and support. This person will be called either a named professional or, if your needs are more complex, a care co-ordinator. This person should be your main point of contact. You can speak to them about how your treatment and support are going. When you come to hospital we will make sure you are given information about your rights and that you are only in hospital for as long as you need. When you arrive you will be given a welcome pack which will give you and your family all the information you need to know - like the visiting times and phone numbers. Toggle editor Referrals Admissions to PICU are usually negotiated with the nurse in charge. Copy Text Toggle editor Admissions to PICU are usually negotiated with the nurse in charge. Toggle editor Other useful information National Minimum Standards for General Adult Services in Psychiatric Intensive Care and low secure units