News

Our latest DAISY winner is the wonderful Lucy Williamson, Practice Development Midwife and Specialist Midwife in Breech Birth at our Women’s Hospital.

Di Thomson is a well-known and a bit of a legend around our Children's Hospital, having started her nursing career at our specialist paediatric centre as a Newly Qualified Nurse in 1970

A Birmingham Children’s Hospital consultant is leading the way on a national study that hopes to help young patients with urine infections.

The month of February marks LGBTQ+ History Month across our Trust. Our colleagues have been celebrating across our sites with various online and in person events. This year’s theme is ‘activism and social change’.  

Life-saving support for babies with complex congenital heart disease will soon be available at the touch of a button, thanks to the development of a new monitoring and reporting app for parents.

Birmingham Children's Hospital is the first in the UK to provide children in clinical care with a groundbreaking treatment called Teplizumab, which delays Type 1 Diabetes.

Born at 1kg, the weight of a bag of sugar, equating to only 2.2 pounds, little Zoya went against the odds after being told several times she might not survive.

The tot has been treated by our team of Cardiac Specialist Consultants including Dr Tristan Ramcharan. Dr Christine Mott has also been supporting Zoya and her family on their palliative journey to make sure Zoya is comfortable and supported in the best way possible.

Safer Internet Day reminds us to teach children about online safety. This year, the theme of Safer Internet Day is ‘Too good to be true? 'Protecting yourself and others from scams online’. So, how can you help and advise your children to keep them safe online?

This week (Monday 3 – Sunday 9 February) is Tinnitus Awareness week. Tinnitus is the name for hearing noises that do not come from an outside source.

Jayne Howarth, Senior Audiologist our Children's Hospital, is part of our specialist Audiology team, which support children and young people who may be struggling with their hearing, have problems in terms of processing sound or have tinnitus.

Today (Thursday 6 February) is International day of zero tolerance for female genital mutilation (FGM)