Dr Bernard Liem
Neurology in Oxford, England (United Kingdom). Affiliated with Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Listing compiled from public sources — verify contact details and availability with the practice.
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About Dr Bernard Liem
This page sets out the neurology listing for Dr Bernard Liem in Oxford, England, the United Kingdom. It is linked to Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in the listing.
This listing does not record credentials, training, languages or telehealth, so only the name, specialty and location can be confirmed from it. The entry is compiled from ouh.nhs.uk-consultant-directory.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I book an appointment with Dr Bernard Liem?
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Where is Dr Bernard Liem located?
The directory places the practice at Oxford, England, the United Kingdom. Treat the marker as a city-centre guide rather than a precise location. Use the listing as a guide and confirm the exact location with the practice.