The period of the loan will depend on the equipment. Please stick to these loan times, others students or members of staff may wish to borrow these items. Some of our loan equipment is also used for teaching and may need to be returned earlier than the stated loan period. For example,
Sphygmomanometer and stethoscopes - 1 day
Individual bones - 1 day
Dictaphones - 1 week
Headphones (with or without microphone) - 1 week
Upper limb and Lower limb bags (Physiotherapy) -  1 full semester
Pelvis and baby - 1 day

Go to our Uniform Information page here

We kdo not directly exchange uniforms. If your uniform does not fit, you would need to arrange an exchange directly with the supplier. When delivered, your uniform comes with a returns note, this would need to be completed. Please see this link for more information: https://blogs.shu.ac.uk/healthtechnicalteam/home/uniform-main-page/ If your uniform is worn or damaged you would need to purchase new uniform.

Please fill in the Maternity Uniform enquiry form here, and somebody will get back to you ASAP. Alternatively, please visit us in F306 of the Robert Winston Building.

The X-ray suite in the Robert Winston Building contains a fully functioning diagnostic x-ray machine. Access and use of this controlled area is restricted to approved persons and those accompanied by an approved person. Local rules for work with ionising radiation will be strictly enforced as required by the Ionising Radiation Regulations 1999, part IV (Regulations 16, 17 and 18). Access to this area is on the understanding that local rules, situated in the room, will be read and followed at all times. Students wishing to use this room for practice or research may do so providing the requirements for approval and supervision can be met. Undergraduate students will require supervision at all times.

Booking
Contact Us or speak to an appropriate member of academic staff.
Access to controlled areas is restricted to approved persons (as identified in local rules) who enter or remain in the area under a written system of work. To be approved a person must demonstrate a level of training in radiation protection equivalent to that required under the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2000 (IR(ME)R 2000).
Those accompanied and supervised by an approved person.

There are regular Plinth room practice sessions, Anatomy room access, Paramedic skills and other space and equipment pre-booked leading up to practical examinations. Look out for Self-directed skills study sessions on our site (coming soon). For other courses please discuss this with your tutor or contact us to arrange group bookings. Also look out for the Clinical Skills Drop-in sessions coordinated by the Nursing and Midwifery Clinical Simulation team.

Your Placement ID card should be sent out to you in the post along with your SHU Card

Follow this link to find out how to get a replacement card.

You will need to have this changed on the SI system first, please contact Hallam Help to arrange this.

It is possible we can assist you, however, problems should normally be addressed through IT on (ext. 3333) if they cannot assist over the phone they will usually send someone to over to your teaching room .

We do, yes. You can access our simulated DATIX form by following this link: https://teaching.shu.ac.uk/hwb/techresources/projects/Datix/datix.html