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If you are unsure whether your child or youth needs emergency care, visit our Emergency Department web page. For medical emergencies, call 9-1-1 for an ambulance or visit your nearest emergency department.
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If you have a patient with a critical condition, find resources and supports on Pediatric Critical Care.
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News and stories
BC Children’s Hospital issues a seasonal reminder to families about fall risks, as well as preventable weather-related injuries
VANCOUVER – As the weather gets warmer and the province heads towards the summer months, BC Children’s Hospital (BCCH) and BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) are reminding parents and families to take precautions to enjoy this time safely. In particular, we are advising families and caregivers to be particularly cautious near windows and balconies, and bodies of water.
Construction begins on centre for children with health complexity
Children and youth with complex care needs throughout BC are closer to having access to a dedicated BC Children's Hospital facility, as construction is now underway.
Dr. Hal Siden on supporting children with health complexity through a new program
Dr. Hal Siden is the medical director for the team designing and building the new BC Children's Hospital centre for health complexity.
BC Children’s Hospital offer guidance to families, as mental health concerns increase during back-to-school transition
As children and families prepare for the start of a new school year, BC Children’s Hospital is reminding parents and caregivers about the impact this transition can have on children, including increased anxiety and depression.