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The acute assessment unit (AAU)The acute assessment unit (AAU)

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The acute assessment unit (AAU)

The acute assessment unit (AAU) AAU is a busy 14 bedded unit. The unit is usually used for referrals, short stay admissions and Emergency Department (ED) patients that we need to watch for a longer time. Please use the use the entrance for the Emergency Department to get to AAU. Please bring any...

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You matter care packsYou matter care packs

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You matter care packs

Welcome to Sheffield Children’s. If you are reading this, you might be staying on one of our wards or waiting in our Emergency Department or on the Acute Assessment Unit (AAU). While you are staying with us at Sheffield Children’s Hospital, we want to make sure that you have your needs met so...

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Osgood-Schlatter diseaseOsgood-Schlatter disease

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Osgood-Schlatter disease

What is Osgood-Schlatter disease? Osgood-Schlatter disease is a common cause of pain in the front of the knee. It is not a disease, but a condition or disorder. This condition is also referred to as ‘traction apophysitis’, meaning pulling on the growth plate causing inflammation. It is...

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Aftercare for burns and scaldsAftercare for burns and scalds

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Aftercare for burns and scalds

This resource describes how to care for your child after they have had a burn and what to expect while the burn is healing. Dressings If your child has had a dressing applied please keep the dressing dry. If the dressing gets wet, please return to the Emergency Department to have it changed. There...

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