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Neonatal outreach team

The neonatal outreach team support you and your baby as you go home and provide continuing support at home once your baby has been discharged.

Comfort hearts

Do you enjoy crochet? If so, you could help crochet small hearts for patients receiving end of life care or are separated from loved ones during difficult times.

Improving patient experience

We want to learn from the experience of our patients, their relatives and carers and members of the public, to ensure our services meet everyone’s needs. 

Health promotion

‘Community Corner’ is a designated area for local organisations to use for health promotion. Based close to the main entrance to the hospital, it provides an opportunity to interact with our patients, visitors and staff. 

Shared decision making

When you have an appointment with a healthcare professional, you may need to make choices about your healthcare.

Get involved

We are committed to working with the community to develop our services for the future. There are lots of ways you can get involved.

Share your feedback

Hearing about your experience of our hospital and community services is very important as it means we can pass compliments to our staff on your behalf and make improvements where necessary.

James' story

James was born at 29 weeks weighing just 2 pounds and half an ounce. 

James’ mum Sarah tells their story.

Teddy's story

Baby Teddy Taylor almost crashed his parents’ wedding when he arrived on 24 June, the day before his mum and dad, Emma and Lee, were due to tie the knot.