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Last Updated on 8 July 2020 

Last Updated on 13 July 2020If you’re coming to Sheffield Children’s for an outpatient appointment at any of our sites, staying as an inpatient or visiting the Emergency Department or as a visitor to these areas, we are working...

Last Updated on 14 July 2020Since April Sheffield Children’s has been carrying out emergency surgery for neighbouring hospitals, to allow other trusts to focus on their pandemic response.  More than 150 children have been successfully cared for through this scheme, with excellent feedback from...

Last Updated on 18 June 2020 Thank you to everyone who has made and sent in a face covering so far. We still need face coverings to give to parents, children and young people while they are with us....

Last Updated on 17 June 2020Sheffield Children’s Hospital is restarting its elective surgeries and procedures this week, after a three month pause in response to COVID-19. The hospital has continued to do emergency surgery throughout, but less urgent work...

Last Updated on 12 June 2020Following Government guidance, from Monday 15 June all staff and visitors to Sheffield Children sites will need to wear surgical face masks (staff) or face coverings (visitors). Why are we doing this? Reduces the...

Last Updated on 27 May 2020Eight clinical research studies into COVID-19 are now underway at Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, as researchers join the international effort to understand and manage the virus. Sheffield Children’s already has an extensive research...

Last Updated on 27 May 2020Emergency children’s surgery in South Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and Chesterfield is being brought together at Sheffield Children’s Hospital, as all hospital trusts work together in response to the Covid-19 outbreak. The move will impact children up to the...

Last Updated on 10 June 2020 What are people at the hospital wearing? Seek help if your child is unwell during COVID-19: a message from Dr Helen Stewart If your child has a medical condition or injury they should continue...