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Bristol Royal Hospital For Children | Contact details
Our address Bristol Royal Hospital for Children Paul O'Gorman Building Upper Maudlin Street Bristol BS2 8BJ If you wish to send post to a patient, please include the patient name and wa......
For clinicians | Patient surveys, interviews and focus groups
Patient feedback There are a number of reasons for eliciting feedback from patients and the public. For example, you might want to carry out a survey to find out what people think about your serv......
Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) | Suitability for SDR
Suitability for Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) Children between 3 and 10 years of age, with a diagnosis of spastic diplegia, following premature birth, should be considered for Select......
NHS National Barth Syndrome Service | Overview
Barth syndrome is a rare X-linked inborn error of metabolism characterised by cardiomyopathy, neutropenia, skeletal myopathy, chronic fatigue, exercise intolerance and growth delay. Some patients c......
Bristol Royal Hospital For Children | About us
The treatment of cardiac conditions often starts with diagnosis before birth - and some of the children we see will continue to need regular care into adulthood. We have worked hard to ensure that ......
Bristol Royal Hospital For Children | Caterpillar Ward - E510
Coming into hospital may seem scary but there's no need to worry. This page tells you all about our ward so you'll know what to expect when you arrive. If you can't find the informa......
Oesophago-gastric Surgery Team | Research
We have a strong track record in health services research and an international reputation in designing and delivering surgical research studies and randomised controlled trials (RCTs) that are of i......
Freedom of information | Procurement
Procurement is via the Bristol and Weston Purchasing Consortium. Further information on the services they provide can be found here or visit the external website here. The University Hospitals Bri......
For clinicians | Techniques
The basic techniques used in diagnosing haematological malignancies include: Morphology: This is the examination of a bone marrow aspirate under a microscope and is the first stage of evaluating......
Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre | Radiotherapy late effects
Below we have listed some of the possible late effects from having radiotherapy treatment, however this list does not cover everything. If you feel you have a health issue that may be a result of y......
Bristol Royal Hospital For Children | Documents and Leaflets
- Diabetes Sick Day Rules for Parents - Diabetes Sick Day Rules for Teenagers - The Bristol and Weston Paediatric Diabetes Service - Sick Day Rules on ......
Bristol Royal Infirmary | Trauma and orthopaedics
What we do We treat hand, wrist, elbow and peripheral nerve conditions, as well as all orthopaedic hip and knee conditions, limb reconstruction, Ilizarov frame, and all shoulder/elbow related orthopa......
Bristol Eye Hospital | Glaucoma
Description of service Glaucoma is a group of diseases characterised by optic nerve disease resulting in peripheral visual field loss. Patients with this common and potentially blinding conditi......
Bristol Testicular Cancer Service | Mike's experience
Mike Morgan's experience - follow-up The first time I returned to the BHOC for a follow up I had mixed emotions - the good ones about how nice everybody is in the building, from cooking and clean......
Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre | Food safety
Chemotherapy can interfere with the body's natural defence against infections and may: Reduce numbers of white blood cells (neutrophils) which normally protect us against food poisoning bacteri......
