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Children's Hospital: The Chaplains

Julian Rhind-Tutt

Gillian Bancroft

Jane Beckwith

Julian Mercer

Children's Hospital: The Chaplains: Episode 4

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BBC Two - Children's Hospital: The Chaplains, Episode 4

A teenage boy is treated for leukaemia, and a girl faces renal surgery.

Documentary series. On the teenage cancer ward a boy is treated for leukaemia, and in the renal ward a girl faces surgery to remove her transplanted kidney.

On the teenage cancer ward a 15-year-old boy is treated for leukaemia. On the renal ward, a 15-year-old girl faces surgery to remove her transplanted kidney which has stopped working, and it is the only one she has. 

Meanwhile, the chaplains prepare for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Staff and patients' families fast during daylight hours in the height of summer.

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Series following the work of the chaplains at Birmingham Children's Hospital.

Series following the work of the chaplains at Birmingham Children's Hospital. They offer support to 80,000 young patients every year.

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