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.

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. 

Maria Papadaki and her colleagues in Critical Care found using a new device could speed up patients' recoveries and save taxpayers money.

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.

Amisha Adhia was on Sky News on Wednesday 18 February, launching a campaign to urge the NHS to do more to diagnose placenta accreta spectrum (PAS), a rare but potentially fatal complication of childbirth.

A stroke patient in A&E urgently needs a mechanical thrombectomy; the key teams and colleagues – Stroke, Interventional Radiology, radiographers, anaesthetists, porters and nurses – respond…and only a select few know this isn’t a real emergency; the ‘patient’, is actually trainee radiographer Prashant Limbachiya.