Stories from around our Trust
Nurse Hannah wins DAISY Award for 'kindness and humanity'
Hannah Wright was given a DAISY accolade for the compassion and kindness shown to a patient as he recovered from surgery.
Extra support for families signing up to Generation Study
Birmingham parents of newborn babies who are suspected of having a rare disease detected as part of a national study will receive extra support from health visitors.
A few minutes with…Nicola Round, Maternity Inpatient and Workforce Matron
We spent a few minutes with Nicola Round, Maternity Inpatient and Workforce Matron, to learn about her role and what led her to a career in the NHS.
Dog days in the Clinical Research Facility
Patients and staff on our Clinical Research Facility (CRF) were given a doggy treat to lift spirits when Malti-poo Cookie came to visit.
Children’s Hospital visited by Sydney counterparts
Australian medical leaders spent the day at our Children's Hospital to find out more about our research and how we upskill the workforce to deliver outstanding care.
Expert offers advice on treating winter viruses
As the weather gets colder, more children are starting to pick up coughs, colds and other winter viruses, including croup, flu and bronchiolitis.
Mum welcomes miracle baby thanks to medics
Meet miracle baby Kiyaan – brought into this world with the support of medics from our Women’s Hospital.
Spotlight on staff as dozens recognised for outstanding care
The spotlight was on staff at Birmingham Women's and Children's (BWC) NHS Foundation Trust as their outstanding care was recognised in the organisation's annual awards.
Baby loss journal launched to offer support to parents and families
A new guided interactive journal designed to support Christians who have experienced baby loss has been launched at our Women's Hospital .
Birmingham Women’s and Children’s re-signs Miscarriage Association Pregnancy Loss Pledge
Chief People Officer Raffaela Goodby and Director of Midwifery Louisa Davidson signed the pledge on behalf of the Trust during Baby Loss Awareness Week (9 – 15 October), five years after we first made the commitment to work with The Miscarriage Association before they were renamed earlier this year.