[Skip to content]

.

Great Ormond Street Hospital

One of the world's leading children's hospitals 

Advanced Search

e.g. epilepsy, dialysis, plastic surgery

Teenagers

Information for teenagers

Watch a patient's real story >

sickle cell disease video

 

 


Children

Patient stories, information on conditions and more

Watch our fun cartoons >

zapping germs video



Health Professionals

Information and resources for health professionals

Search

e.g. epilepsy, dialysis, plastic surgery

Medical Conditions

Learn more about medical conditions, medicines, treatments and procedures and clinical specialties within the hospital.






About us

Great Ormond Street Hospital is one of the world's leading children's hospitals.

More about us>

Who we are and how we are governed>
Foundation Trust >

Find us

Find us map
Get maps and directions>

Research and innovation

Find out about our research into pioneering new treatments and cures for childhood illnesses.

More on research and innovation>

UCL Institute of Child Health>

Contact us

Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
Great Ormond Street
London
WC1N 3JH

Tel: +44(0)20 7405 9200

Contact us>

Patient Advice and Liaison Service>

Working here

Find out about working at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

More about working here >

Current vacancies >

Nursing >

International and private patients

Click to find out more

Laboratory medicine

Click to find out more

News

  • Brain scan Surgery boost for children with drug-resistant epilepsyThe NHS announced today that children with drug-resistant epilepsy across England will benefit from a major expansion of specialist brain surgery and assessment. Dr Jane Collins said We warmly welcome this announcement. We believe hundreds more children with drug resistant epilepsy will benefit from surgery and we at Great Ormond Street are more than happy to work with other centres to deliver this expansion of the service. 15/05/2012
  • Edward Kiely and Joe Curry, Consultant Paediatric Surgeons BBC2's Great Ormond Street - programme twoThe second programme in the BBC series about the hospital follows the general Surgery team and a few of the patients they see. 15/05/2012
  • Ciliated nasal epithelial cells Greater awareness needed of rare disease cluster to aid earlier diagnosisResearchers from the UCL Institute of Child Health are this week joining their peers, patient support groups and doctors in highlighting the need for more awareness of ciliopathies, a relatively new classification of genetic diseases of which little is known. 14/05/2012

Our online community

twitter_button_homepage
youtube
blog-button
get-involved