Stories from around our Trust
New Director appointed to build on research ambition
Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust (BWC) has appointed Kelly Hard as Director of Research Operations.
Enjoy the Sunshine Safely This Bank Holiday Weekend
As we approach a heatwave over the Bank holiday weekend, we're sharing advice to help families stay safe while enjoying the hot weather.
Major study to look at treatment for reflux in babies
Research co-led by a Birmingham Children’s Hospital professor will analyse whether medication for reflux helps to relieve symptoms in babies, thanks to a £2.6 million research grant.
Children’s Hospital recognised by National Autistic Society for inclusion work
Birmingham Children’s Hospital (BCH) has been awarded a prestigious national award recognising its commitment to supporting people with autism.
Spotlight on research that’s making a difference
Research was at the top of the agenda at our Women’s Hospital focusing on the impact and importance it has on the health of the population.
Jonathan’s operation to rid him of epileptic seizures
For Jonathan Terry, it was a life-changing operation which left him seizure-free and able to live a normal life.
Celebrating World Human Milk Donation Day
Our milk bank team have received 1082.3 litres of donated breast milk for sick and premature babies last year.
Launch of research network tackling health inequalities
A new regional research network designed to bring more clinical trials, innovative treatments and research opportunities to local communities across the Midlands was officially launched today (15 May).
Cancer patient sent thousands of Pokémon cards after sharing inspiring story
Eight-year-old Dylan Jeffs described his recent hospital visit as “my favourite day in hospital” after leaving Birmingham Children’s Hospital’s specialist cancer centre with his arms full of Pokémon cards, donated by staff and members of the community.
Craniofacial teams welcome Lord Woolley
An audience of around 100 delegates heard from guest speaker Lord Simon Woolley at the annual UK Craniofacial Audit Meeting organised by the Craniofacial Unit at our Children’s Hospital and supported by our Trust.