When fifteen-year-old Oliver was urgently referred to the Emergency Department (ED) at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick, an ultrasound scan using a portable ultrasound machine revealed a shock diagnosis.
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Most wards have shower and toilet facilities in the parent lounge which can be used by parents and carers at any time. We will provide you with clean towels and you can buy toiletries from the vending...
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Respecting the privacy of other familiesIt is important to respect the privacy of other families. You may wish to take photographs, video footage or write about your child’s hospital journey.Please do...
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Food safety and bringing food into the hospital
food needs to be kept below 5°C or above 60°C, otherwise it can become spoiled and may cause food poisoningchill hot food ov...
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Designated smoking area
The designated outdoor smoking area is located on level 2, to the side of the main entrance. This area is for parents, carers and visitors only. Smo...
A first of its kind program, PRAM provides hands on education and mentorship for paediatric nurses and doctors returning to the workforce after parental leave.
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Kids common conditions
Providing quality care, treatment, and outcomes across services from both our hospitals...
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IntroductionMeningococcal infection is a life-threatening condition that is caused by the meningococcal bacteria. The meningococcal bacteria lives in the back of the nose and throat and can spread fro...
Rushing into the world four months early, 'teeny, tiny Tilly’ made her grand entrance on Boxing Day weighing just 560g. She has been defying the odds every day since.
