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This resource is a guide on how to use the bedside TVs and troubleshooting some issues. If your TV is not working and you are not able to resolve the issue with this guide, please ask a member of staff to contact the IT department. Using the TV guide To toggle through the guide, tap… Continue...

What is sepsis? Sepsis is an emergency medical condition where the immune system overreacts to an infection. It affects people of all ages and, without urgent treatment, can lead to organ failure and death. The numbers are staggering – 245,000 people develop sepsis every year in the UK, and 48,000...

Incorrect use of electrical devices can cause risk of fire, so please help us to keep everybody safe by following these rules below. There are plenty of USB charging ports and sockets available on the wards. If you are unsure about something, please ask a member of staff who can make sure your...

This resource explains what happens if your child has been in hospital for more than 90 consecutive days. The Children Act 1989 and 2004 makes it a legal duty for all staff at Sheffield Children’s Hospital to protect and promote the welfare of all children and young people to make sure they...

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Name:    Age:   Today’s date: Are you the:  Patient    Parent or carer of the patient   Hospital number or date of birth (if known): Please answer the questions below Yes No Not sure My healthcare team said we need to make a decision My healthcare team said I should be involved in...

What does consent mean? Consent means you will allow us to carry out an operation or clinical procedure or to give treatment to your child. Of course you can only give permission if you understand everything about the operation, procedure or treatment, for example the risks, benefits, alternatives....

Watch a video of how to translate resources here. Scan QR code from a letter or one of our QR boards. Or click on the link. The website page will load on your device. Click on the language translation button. Click on select language button. Select your preferred language from the list available,...

This resource is filled with places that offer free or cheap food options are within walking distance around Sheffield Children’s Hospital. St Andrew’s URC Open Kitchen is a weekly community event, the focus is to provide food, support, and a place to meet for destitute asylum seekers,...

This resource is filled with welcoming places that are within walking distance around Sheffield Children’s Hospital. They are warm, safe and a place to go if needed. Weston Park Museum Weston Park Museum tells the stories of Sheffield and its people, from pre-history to present day. It is a...

This resource is filled with welcoming places that are within walking distance from Becton. They are warm, safe and a place to go if needed. Beighton TARA On Monday there is a Christmas craft club from 3pm to 6.30pm. On Wednesdays there is a food and bingo from 12pm to 3.30pm. On Friday there...

First aid is the immediate treatment given to anyone who is injured, stops breathing or requires assistance. Anyone can learn these skills, and they are very useful to know. The NHS website has step-by-step instructions on different types of first aid. Watch the videos below, and learn Basic Life...

Additional meal options are available (including religious and cultural meal options) from the all-day menu to ensure that we are meeting the tastes of all children and young people using our service. Please ask a member of ward staff for a copy. Our menus meet the Food for Life bronze award...

Surgical treatment The consultant looking after you has recommended a surgical treatment for your child. The options for both managing your child’s condition with or without an operation will have been discussed with you along with their potential benefits and drawbacks including those of...

My plan My name is: After your discussion with the clinician today, we are not planning on seeing you again unless you decide you need to be seen. This means you are in control of when you want to be seen, instead of us seeing you when you are well. If you have any of… Continue Reading My...

We know that the last few years have been hard for everyone but there are a lot of organisations out there who may be able to provide the help you need to see you through. They may be able to help you increase your income, get access to the essentials, and become more involved in… Continue...

Parking The Q-Park across the road from the main entrance, on Durham Road offers pay and display car parking for families and visitors. Car access to the hospital is limited to drop off and pick up only. Public transport The hospital is well-served by buses and trams. The bus stops are located on...