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Be cautious of back-to-school asthma attacks
With children and young people returning to school, it’s more important than ever to follow advice to ensure those with asthma remain symptom free.
Read the advice from our experts
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We are still here for you
Our services remain open for you. Please continue to attend your appointments and use our emergency services when needed.
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Top Tips from our Emergency Department
We are here to help with advice on common childhood illnesses and injuries. Our Emergency Department team have put together a whole host of tips on what to do if you are thinking of visiting our Children's Hospital A&E.
Read more and watch the videos
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Please be aware that visiting is limited
To keep our women, children, families and staff as safe as possible we’re asking for your continued support.
Find out more about our current visiting policy
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Links for staff
During the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak key links for our staff working off-site, including our intranet and NHS Mail, will continue to be available on our staff links page.
Birmingham Women's Hospital
Located on the University Campus in Edgbaston, Birmingham Women's provides a range of specialist health care services to more than 50,000 women, men and families each year.
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Birmingham Children's Hospital
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Stories from around our Trust
Celebrating International Women’s Day
We’re proud to be celebrating International Women’s Day today (Monday 8 March) and honouring the fantastic female role models who work at our hospitals....
Expert asthma team reminding parents to be cautious of back-to-school asthma attacks
With all children and young people returning to school in March, it’s now more important than ever to follow vital advice to ensure those with asthma remain symptom free and their condition well...
Proud to support the NHS Rainbow Badges initiative
Here at BWC, we are a proud supporter of the NHS rainbow badges initiative, launched across our Trust in 2019 and adopted by hundreds of our team....
International Childhood Cancer Day: Leighton's Story
Today (15 February) is International Childhood Cancer Day and we wanted to share the inspirational story of 3-year-old Leighton Tabbott, a patient on Ward 18 at our Birmingham Children's Hos...
