Stories from around our Trust
Prof. Nick Shaw receives award honouring his career achievements
Prof. Nick Shaw has received the James M Tanner Award from the British Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes recognising his many achievements during his career.
Celebrating National Care Leavers week at BWC
Leaders across Birmingham and Solihull joined together to celebrate Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust’s (BWC) commitment to the Universal Family Programme, part of the organisation’s pledge to provide care leavers with access to employment, education and training opportunities within the NHS and our communities.
PHD student talks Neurodiversity diagnosis as an adult
PhD student Kirsty Brown was first diagnosed by Forward Thinking Birmingham’s 18-25 service with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the final year of her undergraduate degree at age 21. Later, she was also diagnosed with Autism and OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder).
“Tackling everything with a smile” Alex’s Spina Bifida story
Meet 11-year-old Alex who has had over 14 surgeries at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, regularly seeing our team of urologists and neurosurgeons.
Pioneering miscarriage care on the agenda for Ministerial visit
Care for families experiencing pregnancy and baby loss was on the agenda when we welcomed Baroness Merron, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Patient Safety, Women’s Health and Mental Health, to our Women’s Hospital last week (Friday 18 October).
Another unforgettable night at our BWC Spirit Awards 2024
More than 700 nominations, 40 finalists, 14 winners, One BWC Spirit Awards. Find out more about our glittering ceremony.
Children’s Hospital team hit the books to learn British Sign Language
Teams at our Children’s Hospital have benefitted from an opportunity to learn sign language as they strive to offer the very best care and support for patients and families.
Colleagues came together recently to attend a special event hosted by CommPlus that included sessions to learn and practice letters, numbers and key phrases.
Marfan Syndrome and me: Esmay’s story of nothing holding her back
Esmay Treen has given us an insight into Marfan Syndrome, a rare condition that affects one out of 5000 in the UK, and she won’t let the syndrome stop her from being her authentic self.
A refreshed Parkview officially opens refurbished wards
Parkview Clinic, our Trust’s mental health facility, officially opened its newly refurbished wards last week.
Midwifery Support Worker’s Journal Club shortlisted for national excellence prize
Last year, Robert Moore, Practice Development Midwife at our Women’s Hospital, set up the Maternity Support Worker (MSW) virtual Journal Club, which has now been shortlisted for a prestigious national prize.