International Women’s Day - ‘I love being a robotic surgeon’
This International Women’s Day we want to celebrate the achievements of women across the NHS, especially our colleagues.
Read " International Women’s Day - ‘I love bein…"
This International Women’s Day we want to celebrate the achievements of women across the NHS, especially our colleagues.
Read " International Women’s Day - ‘I love bein…"
Members of the Unite Union within our Pathology department are taking further industrial action, this time for five days from 00.01 Monday 9 to 23.59 on Friday 13 March.
Read " Pathology strike, Monday 9 to Friday 13 …"
Our longest serving Chief Executive, Matthew Trainer, will be leaving BHRUT in the next few months to become CEO at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Read " Our Chief Executive is moving on…"
The unit of around 50 staff produces a wide range of treatments for our patients across Queen’s and King George hospitals, making around 2,800 medicines a month.
Read " The race to deliver life-saving medicine…"
Maria Papadaki and her colleagues in Critical Care found using a new device could speed up patients' recoveries and save taxpayers money.
Read " 1 idea. 21 fewer days in hospital. £300,…"
A year on from having deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery to treat cervical dystonia, a movement disorder causing involuntary neck muscle contractions, Dave Foster, 67, can enjoy life again.
Read " ‘It completely changed everything – it’s…"