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Hospitals across Birmingham install knife amnesty bins to tackle knife crime
Tackling violence and abuse is a key priority for the hospitals: the amnesty bins mark the beginning of a wider campaign to raise awareness that abuse against NHS staff will not be tolerated.
Resident doctors' industrial action
The British Medical Association (BMA) has announced strike action by resident doctors from 07:00 on Wednesday 17 December until 07:00 on Monday 22 December 2025.
UHB awarded £2m for cutting waiting lists
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) has been awarded £2 million in capital funding as part of the NHS Elective Care Capital Incentive Scheme, recognising significant progress in reducing waiting times for patients.
Patient's festive hope after difficult year
When 73-year-old Nick Harris from Solihull first developed pain in his upper gum, he never imagined it would lead to the most difficult year of his life.
UHB Maternity services celebrate success in national survey
University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) is proud to share the results of the 2025 CQC Maternity Survey, which highlight significant improvements in the experiences of women and families using our maternity services.
Endoscopy services bringing care closer to home
Patients at Good Hope Hospital can now access more specialist endoscopy procedures, meaning they can receive expert care closer to home.
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Falls Prevention Information Session
Good Hope Hospital and Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council have organised a free falls prevention information session for residents and their families/carers on Wednesday 10 December from 13:30-14:30 at Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Hall to help you be prepared during the colder months. Senior Health Professionals from Good Hope Hospital will give a talk and lead a Q&A session.13:30, 10/12/2025
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Welcome drop-In event for new starters
All colleagues who have recently joined the Trust are invited to an informal, drop-in welcome event, where you will have the opportunity to meet others and ask questions from a number of departments.09:00, 09/12/2025
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AI In Healthcare: What Matters To You?
Patients and the public are invited to share their views on how artificial intelligence (AI) should be used in healthcare. Hear from NHS leaders, clinicians, regulators, and AI innovators, and meet others who are passionate about shaping ethical and inclusive AI. No AI or digital experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to share your voice.10:00, 08/12/2025
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