Ward B1
Ward B1 is an Assessment Ward for mental health concerns that provides care for 15 patients over the age of 65. We offer support and reassurance to both patients and their carers.
The ward has two separate units:
Blyth Unit - 10 beds for patients with an illness caused by a medical or physical disease such as dementia
Clumber Unit - 5 beds for patients with an illness which is the result of psychological factors such as depression, anxiety, psychosis
We offer a range of specialist services including:
- assessment of daily needs
- psychology assessment
- cognitive assessments
You will usually be assessed over a period of a few weeks then decisions are made jointly with carers and other agencies about your future care. The ward links in to a number of other services such as:
- community psychiatric nurses
- dementia outreach nurses
- Intensive Recovery Intervention Service (IRIS)
- others which enable an assessment to be completed and discharge to be planned
For more information, please see the leaflets below:
- Blyth Unit - Ward 1 - Bassetlaw Hospital[pdf] 294KB
- Clumber Unit - Ward B1[pdf] 300KB
- Age UK Notts' Worry Catcher Service provides a free, confidential and independent support service for patients, their families and carers: Worry Catcher Service Leaflet.pdf[pdf] 2MB
The Worry Catcher Service
Accessing our services
To access Ward B1 you will need a referral from your GP or a healthcare practitioner from the Intensive Recovery Intervention Service (IRIS) Team, Community Psychiatric Nurse, Rapid Response Liaison Psychiatry or the Accident and Emergency Department.
Service opening hours
24 hours.
Contact and find us
Ward Manager
Tel: 01909 572949, or a member of staff on the below numbers.
Clumber Unit
Tel: 01909 572 949
Blyth Unit
Tel: 01909 572 941
Fax: 01909 572 036
Ward B1
Bassetlaw Hospital
Blyth Road
Worksop
Nottinghamshire
S81 0BD
Getting here
Our site offers:
- Car parking
- Disabled access
Help in a crisis
Contact the Ward Manager on tel: 01909 572 949.
Information for health professionals
How to refer someone to this service
You can refer a patient to the service via their GP, the Intensive Recovery Intervention Service (IRIS) Team, Community Psychiatric Nurse, Rapid Response Liaison Psychiatry or the Accident and Emergency Department.
Lead clinician
Claire Wheeler, Ward Manager.
Service commissioned by
Bassetlaw Clinical Commissioning Group