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Yorkshire & Humber Neonatal ODN
The Yorkshire and Humber Neonatal Operational Delivery Network includes 18 neonatal units in Yorkshire,... View more
Units
The Yorkshire & Humber neonatal network is made up of 19 different hospitals and covers a geographical area ranging from York to Chesterfield (North to South) & Grimsby to the Pennines (East to West).
We also have a designated transport team – Embrace – who transfer babies by ambulance, helicopter and occasionally by aeroplane. A series of videos can be accessed here which explain the transfer process and why this may need to take place.
Within our network we have four hospitals which provide the majority of the Intensive Care which is required in our area. Some of these units will also provide surgery and post surgical care:
NICUs (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit)
Many other hospitals provide High Dependency care
LNUs (Local Neonatal Unit)
- Airedale General Hospital, Keighley
- Barnsley Hospital
- Calderdale Royal Infirmary, Halifax
- Chesterfield Royal Infirmary
- Doncaster Royal Infirmary
- Grimsby, Diana Princess of Wales Hospital
- Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield
- Rotherham Hospital
- Scunthorpe General Hospital
- York Hospital
A small number of hospitals focus on Special Care
SCUs (Special Care Units)
- Bassetlaw Hospital, Worksop
- Harrogate District Hospital
- Scarborough Hospital
- St James’s Hospital, Leeds
One unit solely provides neonatal surgical care