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Your physiotherapy appointment is at the Concord Move More centre rather than at the Hospital. What will happen at my appointment? When you arrive at the Move More Centre, please tell the reception that you are here, and tell them that you are attending an appointment with the Sheffield Children’s...

Why have I been given this resource? You may have been given this resource by your doctor, nurse or pharmacist as you have agreed to have one or more of your medicines delivered to your home. This is called homecare medicine service. This resource should provide you with information you need about...

What is the neuro-oncology therapy team? The neuro-oncology therapy team is made up of: occupational therapists physiotherapists therapy assistants We provide rehabilitation, treatment and advice to children and young people after an injury, illness, surgery or treatment. We work to support children...

About the service There are over 100 children registered at this hospital with a red cell disorder or Haemoglobinopathy. Most of the of our children have sickle cell disease or thalassaemia major. The clinic is open from Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm. The Haematology Ward (Ward 6) is open 24...

This resource is for children who are attending the energy management service for chronic fatigue syndrome. Introduction to pacing workshop We will send an email to you to check we have your details correct, so please reply to this email. Once you have replied, we can send you links for the...

What is solutions clinic? The solutions clinic was developed by our CAMHS team as a way of supporting young people and their families into positive change. The clinic uses a ‘brief solution-focused therapy’ model, which is a type of systemic family therapy. Family therapy aims to enable people...

Ward 2 and Burns is a 22 bedded Orthopaedic, plastics and Burns ward which cares for children age 0 to 16 years. We will try our best to split boys and girls, who are at teen age. We aim to make your stay as comfortable as possible. When your child is admitted to the ward,… Continue Reading...

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What should I expect from the sensory service? Our service is tiered into 3 levels of provision to try to help us get the right support to as many families as possible. Universal provision This is the first level of provision for all families. Our virtual therapy service provides information about...

Ryegate communications clinic is run by a multidisciplinary team. This is the best way to get to know your child well. How the process works Initial appointment Your child will be seen by a doctor specialising in social communication difficulties. The doctor will send you a letter about what...

At the safeguarding support unit (SSU) and the sexual assault referral centre (SARC), we offer a range of services to help you. Please note, children can say ‘no’ to examinations at any time, and we will never force children to be examined. Child protection medical assessments Do you...

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...

Welcome to Ward 1 The ward is located on B floor and can be accessed by using the yellow lifts. The ward telephone number is 0114 271 7398. Ward 4 is a general medical ward that cares for children with a range of different medical conditions up to 16 years of age. On ward 1… Continue Reading...

Welcome to Ward 4 The ward is located on D floor and can be accessed by using the purple lifts. The ward telephone number is 0114 271 7524. Ward 4 is a general medical ward that cares for children with a range of different medical conditions up to 16 years of age. During your child’s…...

Your physiotherapy appointment is at the Sheffield Hallam University advanced wellness and research centre (AWRC) rather than at the Hospital. What will happen at my appointment? When you arrive at the AWRC, please tell the reception that you are here, and tell them that you are attending an...

When will I leave the children’s therapy team? This is a joint decision between you and your therapist. Usually the best time to move on to adult services is when you leave school. Why can I not stay with the children’s therapy team until I am 18? You can choose to stay with us however,…...