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You can help spread cheer and wonder to patients and families this Christmas and New Year through the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Charity.
As part of the charity’s ‘Wonders of Worcestershire’ appeal, your donations of £5, £10 or £25, will ...
Thursday 24 November 2022
Sometimes things happen in life that make you stop in your tracks, but for two brothers, Terry O’Neil and John Mackin they did quite the opposite. Along with colleagues Mark ...
Monday 24 October 2022
Patients who have been waiting for more than 52 weeks for their first outpatient appointment at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust are being asked to complete a short survey as part of ...
Friday 14 October 2022
Members of the Staff Disability Network at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust (WAHT) are celebrating after putting in a successful bid for funding from the Workforce Disability Equality Standard Innovation Fund (WDES) ...
Thursday 6 October 2022
Patients receiving chemotherapy at Kidderminster Hospital will benefit thanks to a kind donation of over £14,000 in memory of a former patient. The funds were raised at a ...
Monday 3 October 2022
Two medical students from a university in Ukraine have thanked staff at Worcestershire Royal Hospital after a last-minute clinical placement at the hospital allowed the pair to continue their ...
Plans to bring state-of-the-art robot assisted surgery to Worcestershire have taken another significant step forward this week with the arrival of the surgical robot on site at the Alexandra Hospital.
The much anticipated and exciting delivery was ...
A brand new, CT scanner and an ultrasound room has now opened to patients at Kidderminster Hospital and Treatment Centre. The new facilities will increase the capacity of the existing unit and provides much-improved facilities for our patients and ...
Monday 15 August 2022
A physiotherapist from Worcestershire’s acute hospitals is preparing for the Rugby World Cup after joining Scotland’s summer training camp ahead of the tournament in New Zealand this October.
<...Matthew Hopkins, Chief Executive of Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, said:
“Of course we are hugely grateful for the hard work done by all our staff caring for our communities and we are always seeking ...
