What? Why? Children in Hospital (WWCIH)

What? Why? Children In Hospital (WWCIH) aims to prepare parents, carers and children for a positive hospital experience. Their website has leaflets, videos, and colouring pages with age and ability-appropriate information to show hospital procedures and reduce anxiety for children and parents.

What? Why? Children In Hospital is a registered SCIO (charity no. SC045436).

Related Documents:

• EasyHealth - Easy Read Resources: Anaesthetic (Link)
• WWCIH - Explaining Blood Tests to Families (Video)
• WWCIH - How Do I Look After My Child’s Gastrostomy Feeding Tube? (Video)
• WWCIH - How Do I Prepare My Child with a Learning Disability for Using Healthcare Services? (Video)
• WWCIH - My Child Is Getting a Gastrostomy Feeding Tube (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens During a General Anaesthetic? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens During Botulinum Toxin Injections for Children with Cerebral Palsy? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens in a Cerebral Palsy Physiotherapy Assessment? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens When My Child Has a CT Scan? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens When My Child Has an EEG? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens When My Child Has an MRI? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens When My Child Has an Ultrasound? (Video)
• WWCIH - What Happens When My Child Has an X-Ray? (Video)