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- Salmonella – see Diarrhoea & Vomiting
- Sarcoidosis (British lung foundation)
- Safeguarding children (Patient UK)
- Bruising and injuries in babies and children (Wiltshire safeguarding children board)
- Scabies
- Scarlet fever (Patient UK)
- Schizophrenia
- School exclusion times (Patient UK)
- School nurses
- Scoliosis
- Curves in the spine (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Screen Time
- The health impacts of screen time (RCPCH)
- Screening – see Newborn Hearing Screening & Guthrie
- Seborrhoeic dermatitis – see Cradle cap
- Seizures
- Following a first seizure without a fever in children and young people (RCPCH)
- Southampton Children’s Hospital
- See also Midazolam (Buccal) & Febrile convulsions
- First Seizure (Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth)
- Non-epileptic seizures (Non-epileptic attacks website)
- Self-harm – see also CAMHS, Suicide
- NHS Choices
- Harmless
- harmLESS
- Mind – for better mental health
- National Self Harm Network
- Young Minds
- Samaritans
- Time to change
- Coping with self-harm: a guide for parents and carers
- Self-injury support
- #Noharmdone (leaflet) & a patients journey video (Young Minds)
- Conversation starters - Talking about suicide (PAPYRUS)
- Coping strategies (PAPYRUS)
- Creating a hope box (PAPYRUS)
- Distraction from suicide techniques (PAPYRUS)
- Suicide safety plan from PAPYRUS (Child version; young adult version)
- Self-harm in young people: information for parents, carers and anyone who works with young people (RCPsych)
- Calm Harm (App)
- Self harm - A NHS self-help guide (NHS Northumberland, Tyne and Wear)
- Sepsis (Patient UK)
- Spotting Sepsis in under 5's (NHS Videos)
- The Sepsis Manual (The UK Sepsis Trust)
- What every parent needs to know about sepsis (The UK Sepsis Trust)
- Full septic screen (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Septic arthritis
- Severs disease (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Sex education (FPA – the sexual health charity)
- Sexual abuse or exploitation – See Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation
- Sexually Transmitted Infections (FPA – the sexual health charity)
- So you want to know about STI's? (BPAS)
- What's my STI? Bingo Game (BPAS)
- Chlamydia (FPA)
- Genital Herpes (FPA)
- Genital Warts (FPA)
- Gonorrhoea (FPA)
- HIV (FPA)
- Non-gonococcal urethritis (FPA)
- Pubic lice and scabies (FPA)
- Syphilis (FPA)
- Trichomonas vaginalis (FPA)
- Thrush and bacterial vaginosis (FPA)
- Oral sex: looking after your sexual health (FPA)
- Shelf acetabuloplasty (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Sickle cell disease
- Sickle cell trait & testing (Patient UK)
- Sixth Disease – see Roseola
- Skin Glue (Get Well Soon song)
- Skin grafts and donor sites (Salisbury District Hospital)
- Skin Prick Testing – see Allergy
- Slapped cheek syndrome
- Sleep - see also Obstructive sleep apnoea
- Back to Sleep Fact Sheet (Lullaby Trust)
- Safer sleep for babies: a guide for parents (Lullaby Trust)
- Managing worries about sleep (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Overnight respiratory polygraphy study (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Overnight sleep monitoring (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Sleep difficulties (MindEd)
- Sleep problems in childhood and adolescence (RCPsych)
- How to help your child get a good nights sleep (Paediatric Pearls)
- Encouraging good sleep habits in children with learning disabilities (Research Autism)
- Sleep Time (app)
- Sleep problems - An NHS self help guide (NHS Northumberland, Tyne and Wear)
- BabySleep
- Slipped upper femoral epiphysis – SUFE
- Smoking
- Quit Smoking Community
- Second-hand smoke kills (Smokefree)
- Snuffles – see blocked nose in babies
- Social anxiety
- Soiling (MindEd)
- Speech – input modelling (Salisbury District Hospital)
- Spina bifida
- Spinal anaesthetic (RCOA)
- Spirometry – see Lung Function
- Squint – see Strabismus
- Stammer – see Stutter
- Sternocleidomastoid tumour (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Strabismus
- NHS Choices Video
- Patient UK
- Salisbury District Hospital
- Southampton Children’s Hospital
- Squint surgery
- Dorset County Hospital
- Southampton Children’s Hospital
- Stress
- Coping with stress - RCPsych
- Stress - An NHS self-help guide (NHS Northumberland, Tyne and Wear)
- Stutter/stammer
- Substance abuse – See Drugs and alcohol
- Subtalar fusion (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) (NHS Choices)
- Reducing risk of cot death (Patient UK)
- Sucrose (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Suicide prevention - see also Self Harm
- Crisis plan (Blurt)
- Stay Alive (app)
- Hope box (Papyrus)
- Ideas for distraction (Papyrus)
- Coping strategies (Papyrus)
- Conversation starters (Papyrus)
- Lose Yourself in the art of a Peaceful Mind (Papyrus; colouring book)
- School suicide prevention guide (Papyrus)
- 24/7 Test service (Give Us A Shout)
- Sun safety
- Surgery
- Advice after a surgical operation (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Your child’s operation – children’s orthopaedics (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- See also Dermatology Surgery, ENT surgery, Pain & individual operations
- Swallowing Tablets
- Sweat test
- Syncope (STARS)
- Syringe feeding your baby (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
- Sytron
- Going home from the neonatal unit on Sytron (Southampton Children’s Hospital)
PIER ContactGary Connett
PIER Clinical Lead, Southampton Children's Hospital Tremona Road, Southampton Hampshire, SO16 6YD Telephone: 023 8079 6972 |
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