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“From me on my birthday, to you on yours – Happy 72nd birthday NHS!”
Sue Clarke, a Paediatric Intensive Care Unit Receptionist at Nottingham University Hospitals, celebrates her 72nd birthday as the NHS turns 72.
Safer, smarter, better…how we are using what the pandemic has taught us to improve services at Nottingham University Hospitals
A third open letter from Tracy Taylor, Chief Executive at Nottingham University Hospitals.
Notts NHS warns public to act responsibly as restrictions ease
Healthcare bosses are warning the public to act responsibly on 4 July as Government restrictions ease and pubs and bars reopen.
Dr Joanne Cooper appointed to national nursing role
We are delighted to announce that Dr Joanne Cooper, Assistant Director of Nursing (Research, Innovation and Professional Regulation) has been appointed to the national nursing team as Head of Nursing Research – Research Transformation.
For many people with a blood cancer, a stem cell donor is their best chance of survival. However, finding a matching blood stem cell donor is not easy.
Amy’s story comes at a time when new donors are needed urgently amidst falling numbers of people signing up to donor registers, as planned large scale donor recruitment and awareness sessions cannot be run due to COVID-19, but individuals can still request to join the register independently.
Matthew, who suffers with mild asthma, began to feel unwell whilst at home with his family. He knew something wasn’t right, and began to feel worse and worse.
Matthew, who suffers with mild asthma, began to feel unwell whilst at home with his family. He knew something wasn’t right, and began to feel worse and worse.