Our wonderful families and staff feature in the latest episode of Songs of Praise - capturing an insight to the invaluable care and support our chaplaincy team provide.
Researchers at GOSH and University College London Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health (UCL GOS ICH) are one of ten national teams to receive funding from a coalition of immune-related medical research charities.
Read the story behind this wonderful illuminated artwork. Commissioned by GOSH Arts, it seeks to bring the outside in for our GOSH patients. This is especially important for our children and young people who are unable to enjoy the gardens, parks...
Great Ormond Street Hospital's (GOSH) new Sight and Sound Centre has scooped a European Healthcare Design Award in the healthcare design category and was highly commended in the art and interior design category.
Did you know? Our Sight and Sound Centre is the UK’s first dedicated medical facility for children with sight and hearing loss, with a specially designed sensory garden and art installations. We welcomed our first patients a year ago this week.
At Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), visits from family and friends are hugely important to the children and young people we care for. Sadly, the need to protect people from COVID-19 has disrupted these visits for a long time.
New research takes already routinely collected healthcare data and looks for trends to improve our understanding of cystic fibrosis. This technology will hopefully lead to better outcomes for children with the cystic fibrosis.
Unfortunately, due to recent events we have been unable to fill this event and have had to cancel. We are planning to hold a similar event in the future.
Due to our world-leading expertise in genomics, we've teamed up with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) to understand why more children than normal are being diagnosed with liver infections (hepatitis)...
During the pandemic, many of our teams have had to adapt the way they work to keep delivering vital services for sick children against difficult circumstances. The same way true for our kidney transplant team, but despite the challenges they faced,
It has been 10 years since we were invited to take part in the London 2012 Summer Olympic games opening ceremony. Nine patients and three members of staff waved to the world as our logo and name lit up the Olympic stadium.
As a part of Organ Donation Week, we spoke with Robyn Prescott, Specialist Nurse for Organ Donation (SNOD) at Great Ormond Street Hospital and North Middlesex Hospital, to learn about her role, and why it’s important to talk about organ donation.
In July, 12 of our patients headed to Leeds to take part in the British Transplant Games. We caught up with kidney transplant recipients Ben, Daisy and Jasmine who share their experience and favourite memories of the games.
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has announced that the Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) Biomedical Research Centre (NIHR GOSH BRC) is one of 20 centres from across the country to receive 5-years of funding.
Around the world, more than 1.2 million children and young people live with type 1 diabetes. Hear from Dr Catherine Peters in our latest health information videos.
One way to engage children in data, research and our environment is through the creation of micro-gardens. The GOSH scientists involved with the festival picked this activity to teach young people about the importance of natural spaces in urban areas...
