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• Paediatrics
  • Adolescent medicine
  • Child development service and neurodisability
  • Child psychiatry (CAMHS)
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  • Neonatology (special care and intensive care)
  • Paediatric allergy and respiratory medicine
  • Paediatric audiology
  • Paediatric cardiology
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  • Paediatric dermatology
  • Paediatric diabetes homecare team
  • Paediatric emergency medicine (A&E)
  • Paediatric endocrinology
  • Paediatric ENT
  • Paediatric gastroenterology
  • Paediatric genetics
  • Paediatric haematology and stem cell transplantation
  • Paediatric hepatitis family clinic
  • Paediatric HIV family services
  • Paediatric imaging
  • Paediatric immunology
  • Paediatric infant simulation training
  • Paediatric infectious diseases
  • Paediatric nephrology
  • Paediatric neurology
  • Paediatric nutrition and dietetics
  • Paediatric occupational therapy
  • Paediatric ophthalmology
  • Paediatric orthopaedics
  • Paediatric outpatients
  • Paediatric intensive care (PICU)
  • Paediatric research unit
  • Paediatric short stay unit (PSSU)
  • Paediatric palliative care
  • Paediatric pharmacy
  • Paediatric physiotherapy
  • Paediatric rheumatology
  • Paediatric speech and language therapy
  • Paediatric surgery and urology
  • Paediatric syncope diagnostic centre
  • Paediatric transfusion service
  • Paediatric tuberculosis
  • Play specialists
  • Safeguarding and child protection
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• Pain management service
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• Podiatry/diabetic foot clinic
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Adolescent medicine

The adolescent service continues to evolve rapidly. Our service is one of the pilot sites working with the Department of Health on a project to introduce ‘You’re Welcome’, adolescent friendly criteria into acute paediatric settings.

In addition to transitional clinics in a number of specialties (diabetes, epilepsy, HIV and a young people’s sexual health clinic, ARC, with an outreach service in the community), five dedicated adolescent evening clinics are offered in a newly decorated, dedicated adolescent area in outpatients.

Clinics in adolescent endocrinology, rheumatology, allergy, haemoglobinopathy and general paediatrics are held on a monthly basis.
The paediatric wards now have an adolescent den where adolescent inpatients have the possibility of staying up later than the younger children, spending time in their own environment. Inpatient adolescents are supported by the play specialists and the hospital school service. They receive excellent support from our child and adolescent mental health colleagues when the need arises.