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Date: 15 December 2019
Time: 18:31
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Pharmacy and GP opening hours over the festive period
Find out which pharmacies and GPs across Birmingham and Solihull will be open over the Christmas and New Year period
13 December 2019
Graduates invited to learn about fast-track NHS management scheme
UHB is inviting graduates and existing NHS employees to an event to learn about NHS Leadership Academy’s Graduate Management Training Scheme.
27 November 2019
Careers day showcases NHS jobs
More than 140 students attended a careers day at Heartlands Hospital showcasing the wide range of jobs available in the NHS
25 November 2019
Christmas goodwill appeal
An appeal for donations of food, clothing and toiletries to support local people in crisis over Christmas is underway at QEHB
20 November 2019
Robotic surgery programme launches
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) has recently launched a robotic programme in head and neck cancer surgery.
20 November 2019
Gallstone Treatment Centre opened at Solihull
A new dedicated facility for patients undergoing gallstone surgery has opened at Solihull Hospital.
07 November 2019
Extra support for mums-to-be
A new role that could help save babies’ lives by supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged pregnant women has been launched in Birmingham
07 November 2019
Electronic tool could transform drug prescriptions
An electronic tool developed by UHB staff has reduced errors for a particular drug prescription to zero
05 November 2019
CAR-T success for UHB patient
A patient at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham has become the first in the Midlands to have a successful CAR-T cell therapy for treatment of her cancer
30 October 2019
UHB burns experts reach out to local community
In honour of National Burn Awareness Day on 16 October, experts from the burns specialist team at UHB will be giving advice on how to prevent and treat burns and scalds.
22 October 2019
Widely-available drug could reduce deaths from head injury
A low cost and widely available drug could reduce deaths in traumatic brain injury patients by as much as 20% depending on the severity of injury, according to a major study
21 October 2019
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