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Celebrating World Pharmacists Day

Celebrating World Pharmacists Day

On World Pharmacists Day (25 September), we are proud to recognise and celebrate the incredible contribution of our pharmacy teams across University Hospitals Birmingham.

Amber’s story: “I’ve been given a life”

Amber’s story: “I’ve been given a life”

After receiving two life-saving liver transplants at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (QEHB), Amber is sharing her story during Organ Donation Week to encourage people to support organ donation and discuss their decision with loved ones.

Every step is a thank you: Chris returns to QEHB on foot after life-saving liver transplant

Every step is a thank you: Chris returns to QEHB on foot after life-saving liver transplant

A liver transplant recipient whose life was saved at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (QEHB) is preparing to walk more than 90 miles back to the hospital to thank the donor, NHS staff and loved ones who helped give him a second chance at life.

NHS announces urgent response following sharp decline in organ donation

NHS announces urgent response following sharp decline in organ donation

The NHS has announced its first-ever urgent response for organ donation, following a sharp decline in the number of donors and family consent rates, while the transplant waiting list sits at its highest ever level.

'Be proud of where you come from': Solihull physiotherapist shares her story

'Be proud of where you come from': Solihull physiotherapist shares her story

Jennie Dayrit, a Senior Physiotherapist in the Intermediate Care team at Solihull Hospital, has been spotlighted by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), sharing how her Filipino heritage continues to shape the way she cares for patients and supports colleagues.

School partnership brightens medical centre

School partnership brightens medical centre

Children from Smith's Wood Primary Academy are helping to brighten a community medical centre after their artwork went on display for patients, visitors and staff.