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Alice visited the Pathology laboratory at the Royal United Hospital Bath on 1st April with her mum and dad.

Arthur is five years old and, like many children, has felt anxious in the past about having his blood taken. Experiences like this can be unfamiliar and sometimes overwhelming, especially at a young age.

Royal Bolton Hospital recently hosted their second tour, taking James to the lab for a very special visit.

Across the UK, hospital labs are opening their doors to young patients and their families with Harvey’s Lab Tours.

At Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, Harvey’s Lab Tours have become a regular way for the laboratory team to connect with young patients and their families.

University Hospital Southampton recently hosted their largest visit to date

Back in September, the Blood Sciences team were introduced to Chloe and her mum, Tracy for a lab tour. 

A visit to the lab can give young patients a new perspective on their healthcare, helping them see more clearly how the tests they have are linked to the treatment they receive

The Haematology and Transfusion teams at Sheffield Children’s Hospital recently welcomed a very special visitor, seven year old Scarlett to the labs.

Last year, the team at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary opened their doors to William for a Harvey’s Lab Tour.

The Medical Biochemistry and Immunology Laboratory at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff was delighted to welcome Jasper, along with his mum and dad, for a lab tour.

The Haematology and Biochemistry Lab at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was delighted to welcome Amelie and her mum to the lab's first tour.