Wheels on the wards: Norfolk hospital's mini Mercedes
A new bit of high-spec kit is making a difference at the James Paget Hospital in Norfolk - but it's motoring, not medical.
The children's ward has invested in a remote-controlled toy Mercedes, which youngsters get to drive when they're heading for surgery.
It aims to replace fear with fun, helping families through what can be an upsetting journey to the operating theatres.
Click below for a full report from ITV News Anglia's Rob Setchell.
Nursery nurse Jade Rawlinson enlisted the help of her family to fundraise for the car, which she says has already made a big difference.
She said it was all part of the effort to make the ward a "bit more like home".
It comes as the hospital launches a new 'Raise a Rainbow' fundraising appeal.
The James Paget University Hospital Charity raises money for lots of vital extras which fall outside the remit of NHS funding.
The appeal hopes to fund a new children’s play area in A&E and a bereavement suite for families facing their darkest hours.
The James Paget serves around 230,000 residents across Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Waveney.
Next week, it's launching a new website offering fundraising ideas for those supporting its services.