Stories from around our Trust
NHS’s first simulation suite dedicated to maternal and neonatal health opens at our Women’s Hospital
Our Women’s Hospital is now home to the NHS’s first simulation suite dedicated to maternal and neonatal health, thanks to a phenomenal £1million donation from high street fashion entrepreneur George Davies via the George Davies Charitable Trust.
Forward Thinking Birmingham joins hands with Compass to deliver more Mental Health Support to Birmingham School Children
Forward Thinking Birmingham (FTB), the city's 0-25s Mental Health Service, has joined hands with Compass, a charity providing health and wellbeing services, to deliver more Mental Health Support to school children in Birmingham.
New mum Rebecca donated 55.1 litres of breast milk after signing up to be a donor
New mum Rebecca has donated 55.1 litres to the milk bank Birmingham Women’s Hospital, after she signed up to become a milk bank donor.
Can Children suffer from strokes? Children’s Hospital Specialist tackles misconceptions
Dr Shakti Agrawal, Lead Paediatric Stroke Specialist at our Children’s Hospital, is dedicated to raising awareness and addressing misconceptions surrounding strokes in children.
Disability Awareness: The DAWN Staff Network Conference
On Thursday 21 November our Disability and Wellness Network (DAWN) hosted their first annual conference, with an aim to create more open conversations surrounding Disability Awareness in the workplace during this year’s Disability History Month.
Milestone for Loveday Street new build marked with Steel Signing
We've marked a significant milestone in our £35million major new clinical build project at our Children's Hospital.
DAWN Co-chairs share their stories to raise awareness during Disability Awareness Month
Our Trust are honoured and committed to championing and celebrating our disabled employees across our Trust all year round.
Contraceptive implant to be offered to new mums at Women's Hospital
Birmingham Women’s Hospital has launched a service to offer more contraceptive choice to women staying on the postnatal and transitional care wards, after midwives expressed an interest in receiving training to offer the service.
Kintsugi - Soothing Spirits BWC Chaplaincy project launches
Our Chaplaincy team is expanding their bereavement programme to help support women, children, families and colleagues across our Trust sites. A new project called Kintsugi has been launched. It’s inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery, sometimes known as ‘Join with Gold’.
CQC inspection – 'Good' news for our Parkview Clinic
Following an inspection in April our Parkview mental health facility has been rated "Good" by the Care Quality Commission.