Coming out of surgery for extensive injuries caused by a bomb, the first question Senri asked was whether his fingers were straight.

During a training session at an indoor cycling circuit in 2019, 13-year-old Ryan had a major fall from his bike, leaving him unconscious. Four years later, Ryan and Michael reflect on Ryan’s rehab journey, learning to walk again and his bravery in getting back on his bike.

In our Friday Fast Five series we interview individuals associated with the Australasian NIDCAP Training Centre based at Grace Centre for Newborn Intensive Care and the broader NIDCAP Federation International (NFI) community, asking them five questions that explore their association with our unit and NIDCAP. This month, meet Larissa Korostenski, neonatologist and NIDCAP Trainee.

Collaborative and multidisciplinary care between Sydney Children's Hospitals Network hospitals has helped eight-year-old Hugo walk.

As Australia's first tertiary paediatric hospital network to implement digital referral management, SCHN is leading the effort to win back valuable time for clinicians and administrators.

Karen Upton, CNC in General Surgery, marks 50 years since being diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.

Ward Grandparents at the Sydney Children’s Hospital Network play an important supporting role for our patient families, such as Olivia's.

The 2023 Nurses Ball brought nurses together from across our Network to celebrate the invaluable they play in our healthcare system.

When Ben and Lee became first time parents, they never expected to need Bear Cottage. Now it's a home away from home.

From our staff to our families, there are mothers who will be spending Mother's Day in our hospitals. Here are two of their stories.