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Date: 30 March 2020
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Rare Disease Day 2020
Rare Diseases Day 2020 was marked with an awareness stand in the QEHB atrium, highlighting the rare diseases work being done across University Hospitals Birmingham.
13 March 2020
Hearing loss study has potential to transform diagnosis and treatment
A study currently being trialled for Armed Forces patients at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham could lead to vast improvements in the care pathway for detecting and treating hearing problems.
09 March 2020
Latest advice on coronavirus
Following the confirmation that an individual in the Birmingham area has coronavirus, patients and staff can be reassured that their safety is the top priority.
06 March 2020
Impact of knife crime on NHS trauma attendances assessed
Doctors at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham have reported on the impact of knife-related injuries on secondary healthcare resources in EClinicalMedicine, published by the Lancet.
05 March 2020
Interested in becoming a governor?
Preparations are underway for our next annual election to the Council of Governors, with 10 vacancies available
02 March 2020
Innovative clinic for amputee patients
A new clinic at QEHB brings together four different specialties so that patients no longer have to be seen at four different clinics
02 March 2020
Information for past patients of Ian Paterson
On 4 February 2020, the final report was published following from the Paterson Independent Inquiry chaired by the former Bishop of Norwich, Rt Rev Graham James.
26 February 2020
Rheumatology registrar awarded fellowship
Dr Adam Croft has recently been awarded £2.5 million funding by the Kennedy Trust for Rheumatology Research to develop his research into treatment-resistant rheumatoid arthritis.
14 February 2020
Pioneering Research wins prestigious award
The Scar Free Foundation has been awarded The Sun's Military Award, “The Millie”, in Innovation.
14 February 2020
Extra help for asbestos cancer patients thanks to new role
The region’s first dedicated Mesothelioma Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) has been appointed at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.
31 January 2020
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