Stories from around our Trust
New pilot project reduces ‘was not brought’ rates for children with hospital appointments
A new study has removed barriers to disadvantaged children attending their hospital appointments to get the care they need.
Doing the milk round - How to become a milk donor
Join us in our mission to share milk across the UK to support sick babies across our national neonatal systems.
A Guide: Succeeding in your midwifery preceptorship
Student or Band 5 Midwives across the country will be looking to complete their 6-12 month midwifery preceptorship, which allows newly qualified staff to transition to becoming a fully qualified professional midwife.
FGM Awareness Day - A cultural procedure that creates life-long trauma and damage for women
Globally, 200 million women and girls have undergone Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) across 30 countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Despite misconceptions, FGM is a cultural procedure and is not a religious ritual – however, some practitioners use religious text to justify female circumcision in women’s health.
From Birmingham Children's Hospital to the Ice Hockey rink – Bayley's inspirational journey
A 10-year-old from Wolverhampton is dreaming of skating to ice hockey stardom after overcoming the challenges he’s faced throughout this life due to a rare condition that’s meant he’s needed seven operations at Birmingham Children’s Hospital.
Need support? Lead Infant Feeding Midwife, Leanne shares what inspired her to support families at our Women’s Hospital
Cervical Screening Myth Busters with Philip Toozs-Hobson, Consultant Gynaecologist
For Cervical Cancer Awareness Week, we caught up with Dr Philip Tooz-Hobson, Consultant Gynaecologist at our Women’s Hospital to address some of the myths around having your cervical screening smear, to assess female sexual health.
Lead Bereavement Midwife Alison speaks about our role in supporting families through loss
We caught up with Alison Rea, Bereavement Midwife at our Women’s Hospital who took us through her role and how we support families after losing a child.
Parent-ready 101: Our top 5 workshops to attend for new or expectant parents
Are you on the cusp of bringing home your little bundle of joy or doing all of the preparation needed to make sure you have all of the knowledge before the big day? It’s an incredibly exciting time but we understand that it can also be overwhelming to make the transition into parenthood.
Optimising labour time for expectant mums - Unique birthing positions, biomechanics and holistic care.
Birthing teams across our Women’s Hospital have joined together to learn more about ‘birthing biomechanics’ to further support expectant mums during labour.