Skip to main content

News stories

Join us to learn more about community services transformation in Solihull

Published on 04/09/2026

Join us to learn more about community services transformation in Solihull
Join us to learn more about community services transformation in Solihull

Join us on Wednesday 23 September 2026 to learn about the transformation of community services in Solihull.

The talk will take place from 15:00–16:00 in the Solihull Hospital Lecture Theatre, located in the Education Centre on the first floor. You can also join via Microsoft Teams.

The talk is aimed at UHB members, colleagues and local residents.

The transformation programme has been developed by the Solihull Hospital and Community Services senior team, working with partners from primary care, public health, social care and the voluntary sector. It has been approved by NHS Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care Board and includes an investment of more than £5 million.

The programme will support a shift from hospital-based care to more proactive, preventative and integrated community services. It will focus on frailty, long-term conditions, end-of-life care, respiratory disease and improving patient flow.

If you would like to attend, please email Members@uhb.nhs.uk

If you wish to join online via MS Teams please email the above address and a link will be sent to you.

More news

UHB launches Midlands first dedicated clinic for rare genetic sight loss condition

UHB launches Midlands first dedicated clinic for rare genetic sight loss condition

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) has launched a dedicated clinic for people with Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON), a rare inherited condition that can cause severe sight loss and blindness.
Hat-trick of wins puts UHB at the forefront of patient safety

Hat-trick of wins puts UHB at the forefront of patient safety

UHB enjoyed a night to remember at the HSJ Patient Safety Awards, taking home three awards and a highly commended accolade in recognition of its outstanding work to make care safer for patients.
New clinical investigation explores more inclusive blood oxygen monitoring

New clinical investigation explores more inclusive blood oxygen monitoring

A clinical investigation at University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) is exploring whether innovative ear-based technology could help improve the accuracy of blood oxygen measurements across different skin tones.
Read more news