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NHS England’s Chair visited our East Birmingham Locality Hub to discover how it is transforming community care.

Symptoms of norovirus and advice on how to stay well if contracted. 

Regular breast screening saves around 1,300 lives each year in the UK.

Dianne Court celebrates both five decades in the NHS and her 80^th birthday this year.

Continuing with our National Apprenticeship Week celebrations, we spoke with NDP Senior Booking Clerk and Business Administration Apprentice, Jenny Collins who was looking to upskill her career.

Our Cardiac Service share some top tips for how you can keep your heart healthy all year round.

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) have launched a new video, showcasing the benefits of apprenticeships.

As part of our National Apprenticeship Week celebrations, we spoke with Speech and Language Therapist apprentice, Simone Bettam, who has worked for the Trust since 2012 and began her apprenticeship journey following a conversation with her line manager.

BCHC will have a stand at the event, which takes place at the Eastside Rooms in Birmingham Monday 3 March. 

To continue on with celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2025, we spoke with BCHC Adult Nurse Apprentice, Aji Ndimbalan to capture her incredible apprenticeship journey and how she is achieving her dream of becoming a Registered Nurse.

To kick start National Apprenticeship Week, BCHC hosted a graduation and celebration for apprentices across the Trust.

NHS England has appointed Richard Kirby as national advisor for neighbourhood health.

The oral health improvement team has launched a supervised toothbrushing programme in early years nurseries and primary schools.

A wide range of information and support to help develop effectiveness, competence and confidence in safeguarding practice was presented to BCHC professionals and partners at our second annual safeguarding conference.

Work has started on an £8.5 million scheme to transform Sutton Cottage Hospital into an integrated hub for healthcare services for older people.

Jacynth Ivey, Non-Executive Director of Birmingham Community Healthcare (BCHC) NHS Foundation Trust and University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) NHS Foundation Trust, has received an MBE in His Majesty the King’s New Year Honours List for services to nursing.

Four new clinics to treat lower limb wounds have opened in Birmingham to provide patients with greater and more convenient access to any specialist wound care they may need.

The stars of Team BCHC have been recognised in a special evening of celebration.

BCHC is working with partners to address pressures facing our children’s neurodevelopmental services due to significant increases in referrals for autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) assessments.

A ground-breaking partnership between BCHC’s school-age immunisation nurses and business intelligence colleagues has been recognised with a prestigious national award for digital tech innovation.