Over the next five years, it is important to make sure that children, young people, their families and carers are involved in the planning and building of the new hospital and its services and that staff at Yorkhill - the Youth Team, the Family Support Team, the specialist play workers and many others - are involved in managing this process.
The Community Engagement Advisory Panel, with representation from clinical and nursing staff, support services, families and young patients, will oversee this activity. It will ensure that the widest possible range of views are represented; that these are fed back into the planning and design processes; and that this activity is understood and supported within Yorkhill.
Read about the Role and Remit of the Panel and see the membership list.
This panel will manage a comprehensive 5 year programme of engagement that seeks to:
Find out more about the team that is driving developments forward.
Pupils from St Thomas's Primary School in Riddrie recently got involved in helping to plan the new hospital. They told us all about how important the front door is and how we could help to make the hospital less scary and more welcoming for our young patients. Click here to see some of their suggestions for the front door...
The Family and Youth Panels met with the lead architect for the project, Graham Harris, to look at the 1:200 plans for the New South Glasgow Hospital site, and in particular, the New Children's Hospital
You can watch Graham's presentation in parts below:
Click on the links below to see how children, young people and families have been involved in planning the New Children's Hospital