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Consultant industrial action

The British Medical Association in England has announced: consultants are due to take part in a planned 48 hour strike from 7am on Thursday 24 August 2023. This will impact on services at University Hospitals of North Midlands. We are working close ...

UHNM ward manager scoops employee of the month

A ward manager from University Hospitals of North Midlands (UHNM) has been recognised with a Trust award for the care provided to a palliative patient and their family.   Jo Reece from the Frail Elderly Assessment Unit (FEAU) treated a patient who ha ...

University Hospitals of North Midlands shortlisted for the 2023 HSJ awards

University Hospitals of North Midlands has been shortlisted for two HSJ Awards which recognises the outstanding efforts and achievements that teams make to improve patient care. A pilot project which identifies patients from UHNM’s waiting lists who ...

UHNM welcomes Jacqui Rock, NHS Chief Commercial Officer

Wards and departments from across University Hospitals of North Midlands have welcomed Jacqui Rock, Chief Commercial Officer for NHS England. Ms Rock visited Royal Stoke University Hospital to meet with divisions from the Trust to discuss on-going an ...

UHNM consultant scoops Clinical Teacher of the Year award

A consultant from University Hospitals of North Midlands has been awarded the Keele University School of Medicine ‘Clinical Teacher of the Year’ award. Dr Ranjan Sanyal, UHNM Consultant in Stroke Medicine won the prestigious award after being nominat ...

UHNM maternity manager receives employee of the month

One of the dedicated maternity ward managers at Royal Stoke University Hospital has been recognised for their work to make the ward a better place for staff and pregnant women. Mandy Alcock, ward manager from the Birth Centre has received the Employe ...

Family praise neonatal unit for “amazing” care

A Stoke-on-Trent family have praised the Neonatal Unit at University Hospitals of North Midlands for the care their premature twins have received since they were admitted four weeks ago. Twins Jacob and Jaxon James were born at 30 weeks, weighing jus ...

Over one thousand African children receive emergency dental treatment thanks to volunteer nurse Paula

A University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) nurse has helped deliver life-changing treatment to over one thousand African school-children. Paula Bentley, a dental nurse at County Hospital used her annual leave to travel to Chefchaouen i ...

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