The paediatric and neonatal clinical unit is based at Russells Hall Hospital and consists of three separate areas:
The neonatal unit is a service for newborn babies. If a baby is discharged then re-admitted, the baby will go on to the paediatric unit. The paediatric unit treats babies and children up to the age of 16 years old.
The multi-disciplinary team works closely with other departments within the Trust and external partners such as Primary Care Trusts, Social Services and GPs to provide a high standard of care for babies, children and young people.
The neonatal unit has 18 cots – three neonatal intensive care, two high dependency and 13 special care cots. There are three cubicles for babies requiring isolation and we have 4 cots in the maternity unit where we deliver transitional care.
You can now view a virtual 3D tour of the neonatal unit by clicking below.
The paediatric ward has 41 beds, divided into nine side rooms with en-suite facilities, eight four-bedded bays and a resuscitation room. There are:
There are facilities for parents including:
The children’s outpatients department provides clinics for general paediatrics, neonatology, diabetes, respiratory, neurodevelopment and emotional/behavioural clinics. There is also a dedicated assessment unit and nursery with therapists based in the unit. It provides excellent support to children with various disabilities.
How to access the service
This service is available at:
Where to find us
Telephone numbers
Russells Hall Hospital
Key Staff
Management team
Nursing leads