It’s #HydrocephalusAwarenessWeek so lets share to make aware. 1 out of every 1,000 babies are born with hydrocephalus, making it as common as Down's syndrome and more common than spina bifida or brain tumors. Hydrocephalus is the most common reason for brain surgery in children

🐾 Great news! Bailey's got a helping paw from now on – little sister Poppy's proud to have passed her therapy dog exam 💙

Its Hydrocephalus awareness week this week! - It can affect both Children and Adults - One of our Team was also treated here as a Patient for the condition Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children

Coinciding with #neurodiversitycelebrationweek, Abigail Agyei (Department of Health and Social Care) policymaker, advisor & neurodiversity advocate joins us to discuss Intersectional Identities. 📅 Thurs 30 March, 12 – 1pm, MS Teams This final #WHM event is jointly hosted with @GOSH_BAME & Great Ormond Street Hospital ENABLED Network

How lovely is this?💙 In honour of #DeafAwarenessWeek, GOSH patient Betty's sharing her wonderful hand-written book. Betty had Bone anchored hearing aids (BAHAs) & she currently has Osia implants. She’s keen to help other children understand what life with these aids can be like.

Mental health is important - “Every day begins with an act of courage and hope: Getting out of bed.” - Mason Cooley Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children GOSH REACH Staff Network GOSH Women's Network Pride at GOSH

It’s nearly Learning Disability Week - Dis you know that there are roughly 1.5 Million people here in the UK that have a Learning Disability - it’s important to let both Doctors and Employers know that you have a LD - this means they can put reasonable adjustments in place

We are in the Staff lift lobby of the Lagoon - come and have a coffee and some snacks to keep you going for the day we will be here till 3pm Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children

We are looking forward to our AGM this afternoon with a very special speaker Adam Pearson who will be joining us! It starts at 15:00 this afternoon - thanks to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity and to Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children - we hope to see some of you virtually on the call

It's #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth. Breast cancer can have several symptoms. Get used to checking your breasts regularly and be aware of anything that’s new or different for you.

October is #MenopauseAwarenessMonth You can find our guidance on how to manage menopausal symptoms, and advice on how to support colleagues through the menopause, by following the link below. wellbeinghub.scot/menopause/

Contact SeeAbility and National Deaf Children's Society have worked with #familycarers on a new guide on the importance of hearing checks for children’s health. Find it here: tinyurl.com/ImportanceOfHe…

Patients with long-term conditions could save money on their prescriptions. A Prescription Prepayment Certificate will save people money if they pay for more than three items in three months, or 11 items in 12 months. Check your eligibility at nhsbsa.nhs.uk/ppc

Self-love isn't selfish. See below for some practical ways to implement self-love, and for more help, book in with one of Compassion Focused Therapists here: anxietyuk.org.uk/get-help/acces…

#epilepsy is trending on X , which seems like the perfect time to remind everyone about our seizure first aid messaging. Just remember: Calm, Cushion, Call. It's simple, easy to remember, and could help save a life. #seizurefirstaid #EpilepsyAwareness

News. A new resource hub has been launched by NHS England in a bid to ensure autistic people, their families and carers can easily access support when they need it. learningdisabilitytoday.co.uk/nhs-england-la… #Autism

And we are live! Our October Virtual Recruitment Open Day has now commenced...looking forward to meeting and hearing from all of you. Come and learn about all our opportunities and how GOSH really is the best place to work! #recruitment #nurses #londonrecruitment #goshnurse

Thank you so much to Dr Shani Dhanda for a very inspiring talk with us Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children we really loved hearing about your experiences