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My parents are my rock – and my Mama ranks no.1 in my journey of inspiration
In our third piece to mark Black History Month and celebrate our colleagues, Lovelyn Umeloh, matron for community engagement and innovation, explains what Reclaiming Narratives means to her.
Read My parents are my rock – and my Mama ranks no.1 in my journey of inspiration…Construction of neonatal bereavement suite at the QMC almost complete
A bespoke bereavement suite on the new and expanded Neonatal Unit at the Queen’s Medical Centre is nearing completion as part of the Maternity and Neonatal Redesign.
Read Construction of neonatal bereavement suite at the QMC almost complete…Iraqi doctor completes MRI cardiac imaging training in Nottingham
Dr Shaween Al-Talabany, from the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq, has completed a month-long clinical observation as part of her ambition to gain formal recognition from the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (EACVI).
Read Iraqi doctor completes MRI cardiac imaging training in Nottingham…Pregnant teacher who caught virus praises NUH’s Fetal Medicine department for saving her unborn baby’s life
A teacher who contracted a virus whilst pregnant has praised the NUH Fetal Medicine department for carrying out a blood transfusion on her unborn baby to save her life.
Read Pregnant teacher who caught virus praises NUH’s Fetal Medicine department for saving her unborn baby’s life…Brand new Fetal Medicine Unit opens at Queen’s Medical Centre
A brand-new £1.4million Fetal Medicine Unit has opened its doors to women and birthing people at the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham.
Read Brand new Fetal Medicine Unit opens at Queen’s Medical Centre…Black History Month: “Big up first gen – love and respect”
In the second in our Black History Month pieces, Clive Clarke, our Director of Inclusion, pays tribute to his parents – and others in the Windrush generation – who helped create today’s NHS and laid the foundations for future generations.
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