Stories from around our Trust
Triplets cared for by Women’s Hospital inspired to work in healthcare
Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at our Women’s Hospital has been by the sides babies and families for decades; offering the world-class pioneering care.
Our Associate Director of Workforce, Surinder Kaur, is one of the thousands of mums who knows, first-hand, about the dedication of our team, who cared for her identical triplets after they were born prematurely at 34 weeks in 1995. Her daughters, Tanny, Gurveena and Raajun, weighed between just 2lbs and 3lbs and needed the support of our NICU team after coming into the world.
Your big ideas for our Big Build
The interest we have received in The Big Build so far has been fantastic. There has been so much excitement about what our future could look like with two new hospital buildings, at both the Women’s Hospital and the Children’s Hospital sites. Now is your chance to help us shape that future by telling us your initial ideas
Shared records will improve care in Birmingham and Solihull
People living in Birmingham and Solihull will soon get better, safer care and treatment, thanks to the introduction of joined-up health and care records.
Burns team experts support calls to take extra precautions with fireworks at home
Bonfire Night (5 November) is tonight and our specialist Burns team is backing the call to families warning of the dangers of holding firework displays.
Celebrating the work of our Neonatal Services
On 17 November we’ll be joining others in marking World Prematurity Day – nowhere more so than in our dedicated Neonatal services.
Darcy marks sixth anniversary of ringing our end of treatment bell
Recently, a very special anniversary was marked by Darcy Blakeman who was the first person to proudly ring the end of treatment bell in our oncology unit back in 2014.
Celebrating 70 years of our Birmingham Milk Bank
Today (28 October) were celebrating 70 years of our Birmingham Milk Bank.
Children’s Hospital named in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals - top specialised 2020 list
Birmingham Children’s Hospital, our leading UK specialist paediatric centre, which offers expert care to 90,000 children and young people every year, has been named in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals – top specialised 2020 list.
Parents warn about the dangers of button batteries
Button batteries are found in many everyday objects such as watches, car keys, torches, toys and even greeting cards. They may seem like harmless household objects and to most adults they are, but to a toddler who’s exploring the world they can be deadly.
Act of kindness helps brave Alayna get a special doll
A special and unique doll has been made for a brave girl whose arms and legs were amputated last year as she received life-saving care at our Children’s Hospital.