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Visiting remains unchanged
To protect our vulnerable patients, families and staff, visiting remains limited.
Learn more about our visiting policy
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Our Emergency Department is exceptionally busy
If your child is not seriously unwell, support us by contacting your GP or using the NHS 111 service for medical support.
Find out more information here
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Celebrating BWC Spirit
We are highlighting the amazing things our colleagues have done and achieved during the pandemic.
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Birmingham's new Clean Air Zone
We've put together all the info you need to know for your visit to our Children's Hospital. Charges now apply.
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Maternity visiting update
In line with Government guidelines we are now able to welcome partners, who have a negative test result for COVID-19 from the previous 24 hours, to attend antenatal scans at our Women’s Hospital and visit wards after the birth.
Find out more about how this works, testing and what you need to do
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Happy Pride Month
This month marks Pride month, a month dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and reflecting upon the progress made towards equality.
Find out more on how we are celebrating Pride month at BWC.
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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.
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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
Our city centre-based children's hospital is a leading UK specialist paediatric centre, offering expert care to more than 90,000 children and young people from across the country every year.
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Stories from around our Trust
We’re passionately supporting Clean Air Day 2021
This Clean Air Day (Thursday 17 June) the focus is on protecting our children’s health. Air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK and young people bear the brunt of poor air quality bec...
Children and young people with cancer to benefit from a £1million investment in genomic testing
Children and young people living with cancer from across the West Midlands, Oxfordshire and parts of Southern England will now benefit from improved genetic testing, thanks to a seven-figure donation ...
Our busy Homebirth team receives praise from new mum Priya
Over the past year, our dedicated Homebirth team has continued to care for more than 150 families whose choice is to give birth in their own fami...
Celebrating Pride month at BWC
This month marks Pride month, a month dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and reflecting upon the progress made towards equality. ...
