We are pleased to offer concessionary parking to visitors and patients who need to access our facilities for longer periods of time.
Parking for a concessionary rate of £2.60 a day is available to patients and visitors who meet the following criteria:
Please visit the main reception and ask for a concessionary parking application form to fill in.
For those on benefits, advice on assistance with the cost of travel can be obtained from the General Office which is situated in the main atrium.
Level 1 in the Women and Children’s Unit at Peterborough City Hospital
Ground Floor, Women and Children’s entrance, Car Park D is the nearest
Every parent hopes that their baby will be born healthy but for some families it will be necessary for their newborn to be admitted to NICU for stabilisation and care. The main reasons that babies need to be admitted to NICU include being born too early, being born too small or being born sick. Some parents may be aware that their baby will require NICU admission before their baby is born but for many families, their baby’s admission to NICU is unexpected and can be very upsetting
NICU is close to Delivery Suite and Theatres to make transfer of babies requiring extra care, quick and easy. We have 20 cots in addition to a range of facilities, to make the time that parents spend on NICU a little easier. For example, a family rest room is available at all times and three family room facilities for families to use prior to going home with their baby.
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The ward provides a comprehensive paediatric service both for elective and emergency care for all children up to the age of 16.
We provide specialist orthopaedic surgery, paediatric urology and ENT surgery and some specialist maxillo-facial surgery. Children with chronic disease continue to receive paediatric care beyond the age of 16 should this be required.
The paediatric High Dependency Unit (HDU) facility is used to care for very sick children.
We offer a high standard of care to all children and their families, ensuring we provide the necessary amenities for children and families with complex needs. We have on the ward a hoist enabling patients to be transferred from bed to chairs or to the bath, ensuring safety of the patient and staff members. We have a bath that is height adjustable to allow easy accessibility for patients, also showers with seating and wheelchair access, and disabled toilets.There are several wheelchairs, two are specifically designed for younger children, available on the ward to aid in mobility.
The service is staffed by a team of experienced registered sick children’s nurses who are supported by a number of health-care support workers. There is a specialist hospital play team, specialist dieticians and specialist physiotherapists. The medical team is led by an experienced group of Consultant Paediatricians who have diverse skills and expertise.
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We understand that your child’s stay in hospital can be distressing and difficult for most families. Parents and carers are allowed to stay overnight in a pullout / portable bed by the child’s bed. There are also a number of facilities for parents and carers on Amazon ward:
Unfortunately we can’t provide any meals for parents and visitors. You can bring a packed lunch with you as there is a fridge available where you can keep it cool. There is also a coffee shop and convenience store in the women’s and children’s atrium. In the hospital main atrium there is a WH Smith, a Costa coffee and a Delimarche. The restaurant is on level one, in core A.
Mobile phones are allowed to be used on Amazon ward; however we do ask that you respect children and their families in neighbouring areas as calls can disturb patients and their families.
There is a variety of child-friendly facilities on the ward; we have a play room, soft play room, and sensory room which provide stimulation and normalisation for children while in hospital. These areas provide age appropriate activities for children aged 0-11 years, varying from toddler toys, art and craft to board games and lots more.
The ‘den’ (teenagers room) provides teenagers with age appropriate equipment in a separate area to the younger children; this includes PlayStation 2, X-box and board games. The room is a space for teenagers to relax in and socialise with other children of the same age.
There is an outside garden area that consists of a selection of toys and seating areas to encourage children and families to enjoy some fresh air.
Children must be supervised in all these areas.
Gadgets such as Nintendo DS, Laptops, Portable DVD players are allowed on ward, however they can only be charged if the plug is a sealed unit
There are variety of shops and cafe’s available at the hospital.
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Miranda Rogers & Helen Taylor
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The Neonatal Lead Nurse is
Katie Barke
The Neonatal Lead Clinician is
Katharine McDevitt
The Paediatric Critical Care Lead Nurses are
Erika Davies
Jayne Rootham
The Paediatric Critical Care Lead Clinician is
David Hopkins
The Surgery in Children Lead Nurse is
Erika Davies
Jane Rootham
The Surgery in Children Lead Clinicians are
Elaine Wan
Rob Dennis
