Children and Young People’s Unit

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CYPU - Children and Young People's Unit

The Children and Young People’s Unit is made up of three wards: ward 12, ward 30 and ward 32 (Children’s Clinical Decisions Area) situated on level 3 in the Bradford Royal Infirmary. The unit looks after children from ages 0 – 16 years and older children if they are being cared for by one of our paediatric consultants in the community.

These pages guide you through our wards and services. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to ask the nurse looking after your child, the nurse in charge or the ward manager.

Telephone numbers

Ward 12: 01274 364380

Ward 30: 01274 364394

Ward 32 – Children’s Clinical Decisions Area (CCDA): 01274 383217

People with hearing and speech difficulties can contact us using the Relay UK app. Textphone users will need to dial 18001 ahead of the number above.

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Ward 12

Ward 30

Ward 32
Clinical Decisions Area

ACE
Ambulatory Care Experience

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SPaRC - with you, for you

Spiritual Pastoral and Religious Care (SPaRC)

The SPaRC team is made up of qualified representatives from all major faiths and is on hand to offer spiritual and pastoral care 365 days a year to all parents, carers and patients. The team will be pleased to visit any patient of any faith as well as those who have no faith.

If you or your child would like to see a member of the team during their stay please ask the ward staff to contact the SPaRC team.

Facilities include:

  • Christian chapel
  • Muslim prayer room
  • Multi-faith quiet room

Regular Church of England and Catholic Services are held. Friday prayers are held every week for staff and patients in the chapel.

Bradford Hospitals Charity

Bradford Hospitals Charity

From providing vital equipment to paying for research into life-saving treatment, we help to create a friendlier environment, and provide state-of-the-art equipment.

Fundraising plays a key role in enhancing the lives of our patients at every one of our hospitals. The support and generosity of people like you – helps us go some way to achieving this; but there is always more to be done and as a charity we are always striving for the very best for our patients.

To find out more about our charity and the ways in which you can get involved to support any of our hospitals, please see the Bradford Hospitals’ Charity website.

All of our toys, play equipment and much more have been purchased through the charity. If you would like to make a donation, please state it is for the Children’s fund, Trust number 8314.

Amazon Wishlist

We have made a list of items we would like for the Children and Young People’s Unit through the Amazon wish list.

If you would like to purchase an item from our list please visit Bradford Hospitals Charity – Gifts in kind and select Bradford Children and Young People’s unit, which will then take you to our Amazon wish list page. Please follow the instructions from Amazon to purchase an item.

Delivery address
The Fundraising Team
Bradford Hospitals Charity
Duckworth Lane
Bradford BD9 6RJ

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Feedback

We welcome feedback from patients and their families. It is a chance for you to tell us straight away what we are doing right and what we could do better to improve our care in the future. We have feedback cards where you can write comments if you want to tell us how you think we can improve our care, or tell us about any positive experiences.

Feedback is extremely valuable and important to us, and we would be very grateful if you could complete a feedback card.

If you are unhappy with the care your child receives, please ask to speak to a ward sister or matron, who will be happy to try and resolve any issues whilst you are on the ward.

Children can fill in their own feedback sheet. We also have a tops and pants scheme.

Children can colour a top and a pair of pants in and then write their good points on the top and bad points on the pants. These are then hung on the washing line in the activity room. Please ask a member of the play staff if your child wishes to do this.

In addition we use a Friends and Family Test Questionnaire. It will only take a few moments of your time. This is also anonymous so we will not know who has completed the questionnaire. You can find out more about the Friends and Family Test on nhs.uk/friendsandfamily.

If you have not been asked to fill out a friends and family test or feedback form during your stay, and would like to, please ask a member of staff who will be able to get you these forms.

If you are not happy with the care and support you have received on a ward or within a department, we would urge you to contact the Trust’s Patient Experience Department (formerly PALS and Complaints).

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