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Children’s Emergency Department

Last updated on Friday, January 9, 2026

What We Do The Children’s Emergency Department is based at Arrowe Park Hospital. The department is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. A dedicated team of doctors, nurses and support staff from both Emergency Care and Paediatrics work together in the department caring for chil...

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Your appointment

Last updated on Friday, June 22, 2018

Every effort is made to see patients at their appointment time but unfortunately this is not always possible. Delays in clinic can occur but our staff should be able to tell you the reason. Everyone is seen in order of their appointment time and not in order of arrival. If you need to have any d...

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Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS)

Last updated on Monday, November 30, 2020

Enhanced recovery is the name given to a programme that aims to get you back to your normal health as quickly as possible after a major operation. Hospital staff look at all the evidence of what you and they can do before, during and after your surgery to help give you the best chances for a quic...

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Celebrating 70 Years of Kindness

Last updated on Monday, February 17, 2025

Random Acts of Kindness Day (17 Feb), is the perfect time to celebrate the Friends of Clatterbridge, a charity that has been quietly transforming lives for more than 70 years. Since its foundation in 1954, the organisation has demonstrated the profound impact of kindness, working tirelessly to su...

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Arrowe Park Hospital

Last updated on Wednesday, August 1, 2018

The Hearing Aid Department at Arrowe Park Hospital is open everyday by appointment only. From the Main Entrance, follow the signs towards the Main Outpatient Department.  The Audiology Department is straight ahead of you.  Please come in. Batteries Only - Hearing Aid Record Book (Brown Book) Req...

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Visiting the mortuary

Last updated on Friday, May 1, 2026

Our mortuary services care for deceased patients from wards across all of our hospitals.  Our coronial jurisdictions include:  Our Mortuary Team work closely with colleagues in Bereavement Services. They will also liaise closely with colleagues in the funeral sector regarding the care of deceased...

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Yellow Wristbands: “Yellow Means Help”

Last updated on Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Yellow Wristbands: “Yellow Means Help” Yellow wristbands are used to quickly identify patients who may be at risk of falls or reduced mobility. This system helps staff, visitors, carers and patients to recognise when someone may: Need support to walk or transfer Be at higher risk of f...

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Tiny Stars are twinkling again

Last updated on Wednesday, September 22, 2021

The WUTH Charity Tiny Stars appeal was boosted last weekend, with 130 brave fundraisers abseiling from the roof of Arrowe Park Hospital including those who attended. Tiny Stars is the hospital charity’s special £1m appeal to improve facilities for new born babies. Launching the event, quite lite...

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