Stories from around our Trust
Breastfeeding and breast milk donation during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak
The latest guidance on breastfeeding and COVID-19
Tribute to Consultant Neonatologist, Dr Vishna Rasiah
Dr Vishna Rasiah, a well-respected and much-loved colleague at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s, has sadly passed away following treatment for COVID-19.
Maternity services launch dedicated COVID-19 hotline
Following the changes made to maternity care at Birmingham Women’s Hospital, we have set up a dedicated helpline to provide an additional source of support for women.
Urgent and critical care services remain open during Covid-19 pandemic
If you have concerns about coming into hospital during the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic it's important that you are aware that our urgent and critical care services are still available to support you when you need them.
Our new chicks bringing virtual joy from our Chapel
Something exciting took place in the chapel at our Children’s Hospital this month; our annual Easter Chickwatch.
Get creative and email through your pictures of your NHS ‘heroes’
We’re asking our children, young people and families to get involved by drawing their very own ‘heroes’ from across Birmingham Women’s and Children’s.
Information and advice regarding coronavirus (COVID-19)
The NHS and Public Health England (PHE) are extremely well prepared for outbreaks of new infectious diseases. The latest advice on coronavirus (COVID-19) can be found here.
Healthcare Science Week 2020
It's Healthcare Science Week 2020 and teams across our Trust have been celebrating and sharing their passion for science.
Loot Boxes and gaming – a five-minute guide
FIFA, Fortnite, and Pokémon GO – these are just a few of the popular games that children, young people and adults play on phones, Xboxes, and PlayStations.
Study finds new treatment that kills off potentially deadly infection for cystic fibrosis patients
A new treatment that can completely kill off an infection that can be deadly to those with cystic fibrosis has been found thanks to collaboration between researchers at Aston University and Birmingham Children’s Hospital.