Kids health

  • Technology enables ongoing healthcare intervention for children

    Tech-savvy patients being treated in and by staff across the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network are embracing the shift towards telehealth models of care.

  • “I thought drowning would be frantic but it was quiet and quick”

    Replying to a text message, answering the door, applying sunscreen or even grabbing a towel are tasks that only take a few minutes to do but in these minutes of distraction, a child can drown.

    In November 2017, four-year-old Micah and his parents were on holidays at a holiday park.

  • Supporting children through disasters

    Natural disasters, such as the bushfires currently affecting large parts of NSW, can have major emotional impacts on everyone who is affected either directly or indirectly.

  • Managing exposure to bushfire smoke

    With the escalation of fires over the Christmas break, many parents are concerned about the impacts of inhaled smoke from these fires. Here are some tips to help.
  • SCHN 2019 Annual Review now available

    The Sydney Children's Hospitals Network 2019 Annual Review was released today at the Annual Public Meeting.

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