Stories from around our Trust
Research trial could see life-changing results for Finnan
It was one simple milestone that four-month-old Finnan Boonak had missed – but it led to the devastating diagnosis of a disease so rare, he’s one of only a few hundred patients identified worldwide each year.
Extreme pregnancy sickness left mum bedridden
Mum-of-three Liz O’Connor suffered terribly throughout all her pregnancies, leaving her bedridden and struggling mentally on some occasions.
Heart transplant patient thanks team 15 years on
The first ever patient to receive a heart transplant at our Children’s Hospital has been reunited with the team who saved her.
British diplomat’s special visit to meet lifesaving surgeon
This is the moment the British Ambassador to Brazil met with the Birmingham surgeon who helped to save her life.
Grand Round celebrates long‑standing Malawi partnership and shared learning
A Grand Round held at Birmingham Children’s Hospital has celebrated more than two decades of partnership working with Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) in Blantyre, Malawi.
Simulation Suite training for future healthcare experts
Our £1 million charity-funded Simulation Suite has been selected as one of two Midland training grounds for medical and midwifery students.
Volunteers dedicate more than 13,000 hours to our Trust
An incredible 220 volunteers have supported us over the last year, dedicating an astonishing 13,000 hours – more than double the previous year.
Congratulations to Claire Hughes, nominated for her compassion and support
Claire Hughes, Clinical Nurse Manager on Ward 8 at our Women's Hospital, has recently been awarded the coveted DAISY Award after she was nominated by a fellow staff member for her outstanding support and compassion.
Team’s sights already set on British Transplant Games in Sheffield
Our Team BCH superstars, all of whom have been given the Gift of Life, will be flying our flag in Yorkshire between 6 and 9 August.
Schoolboy warns about the dangers of exploring abandoned buildings
A schoolboy has warned of the dangers of exploring abandoned buildings after he fell 20ft through a ceiling and suffered life-threatening injuries.