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NHS staff deliver festive magic to patients’ bedsides

Description: Christmas elves are spreading cheer across Guy’s and St Thomas’ by delivering gifts, meals and carol concerts to patients in hospital.

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How we have grown so far

Description: Details on the new wards and clinical areas we have opened in recent years
Url: /about-us/our-plans-to-grow/how-we-have-grown-so-far.aspx

Transfer board user guide

Description: This leaflet shows how to use a transfer board.
Url: /resources/patient-information/transfer-board-user-guide.pdf

Spinal surgery

Description: Information about having spinal surgery at Evelina London.
Url: /our-services/hospital/orthopaedics/surgery.aspx

Changes to children's heart services

Description: We are making temporary changes to where Evelina London cares for children with heart conditions who need a stay in hospital
Url: /our-services/hospital/heart-services/changes-to-childrens-heart-services.aspx

Heart services (cardiology)

Description: Our heart (cardiology) services deal with the diagnosis and treatment of all kinds of children's heart problems.
Url: /our-services/hospital/heart-services/overview.aspx

Snow Fox ward

Description: Snow Fox ward is located at St Thomas' Hospital. It's a specialist unit where small medical procedures and operations are carried
Url: /parents-and-visitors/wards/h-snow-fox.aspx

On the day of your child's operation

Description: What happens on the day of your child's operation or planned test.
Url: /our-services/hospital/Operations/on-the-day.aspx

Sky ward

Description: Sky ward is on the 6th floor of Evelina London Children's Hospital.
Url: /parents-and-visitors/wards/i-sky-ward.aspx

During your visit

Description: Coming to hospital can seem strange and a bit scary. It is much bigger and busier than home.
Url: /children/coming-to-hospital.aspx

During your visit

Description: Coming to hospital can feel unfamiliar and a bit scary. But there's lots of information here to help you know what
Url: /young-people/coming-to-hospital.aspx

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