Royal Hospital For Children, Glasgow

Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow is a specialist children's hospital located in Glasgow, Scotland. It is managed by the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and is situated on the same campus as the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

History

The Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow was officially opened in 2015, replacing the previous Yorkhill Hospital. The hospital was designed with input from staff, patients and parents to ensure a high standard of care and comfort for patients and their families.

Facilities

The hospital has 244 inpatient beds, 12 theatres and a large Emergency Department. It also includes a MediCinema, science centre, indoor and outdoor play areas, and a roof garden. The hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art medical equipment and facilities, ensuring the best possible care for its patients.

Services

The Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow provides a wide range of pediatric services, including cardiology, neurology, oncology and surgery. It also offers specialist services for complex conditions, such as cystic fibrosis, epilepsy and rheumatology.

Research

The hospital is involved in various medical research projects, working closely with the University of Glasgow and other research institutions. This ensures that the hospital remains at the forefront of pediatric healthcare and can offer the latest treatments to its patients.

See Also

• NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
• Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
• Children's hospital
• Pediatrics