Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust QMC ▪ Nottingham City Hospital ▪ Ropewalk House
Home of the award-winning . We employ more than 18,000 staff and are the largest employer in the city.
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We're Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust - one of the biggest and busiest teaching hospitals in the country. We consist of three hospitals: Nottingham City Hospital, Ropewalk House and Queen’s Medical Centre, home of the award-winning series 24 Hours in A&E. With an international reputation for our specialist services in stroke, renal, neurosciences, cancer services and trauma, we support the health and wellbeing of millions of people locally and across the country. We play a leading role in research, education and innovation, alongside our partners at the University of Nottingham.

09/12/2025

Nine-year-old Oscar has been discharged from QMC after bowel surgery and is now home in time for Christmas with his family.

Despite ongoing health challenges, Oscar’s resilience inspires everyone around him. His parents say getting him home for Christmas is a “huge relief,” and staff on D34 are thrilled to make it happen.

This moment shows the impact of our No Place Like Home initiative, helping patients recover where they feel happiest at home.

Thank you to our amazing staff, especially those working over Christmas

05/12/2025

NUH's Linden Lodge staff were delighted to send patient, Sonia Meakin, home for Christmas after 5 months in rehab following a life-changing accident.
Today the mother, grandmother and midwife at QMC is returning home in time for Christmas, thanks to the team who have supported her rehabilitation journey after her life changed forever in a freak car accident in which she lost her husband, Mark.
Her return home is bittersweet. Sonia said: “I left our home on that day a happily married woman and when I return, I will be a widow. But I have the support of my family and together we have new memories to make.”

The National Rehabilitation Centre Director Miriam Duffy was recently presented with the Women Empowerment Award at The ...
04/12/2025

The National Rehabilitation Centre Director Miriam Duffy was recently presented with the Women Empowerment Award at The Global Gift Gala, having been nominated by Emilia Clarke’s charity SameYou for her dedication to transforming rehabilitation.

SameYou is a charity which supports young brain injury survivors to access the right treatment for them, and therefore has been working closely with Miriam and the NRC for several years. The charity was launched by actress Emilia Clarke and her mum Jenny after Emilia suffered two life-threatening brain haemorrhages while working on the Game of Thrones television series.

The Women Empowerment Award has previously been presented to the likes of singer-songwriter Paloma Faith, poet Elena Likhach, entrepreneur Mona Kattan, American diplomat Julissa Reynoso and actress Rose McGowan.

Miriam said of receiving the award: “It is an immense honour to have been awarded the Women Empowerment award at The Global Gift Gala.

“Working with SameYou has been and continues to be a huge privilege and further opportunity to raise the importance of rehabilitation post brain injury.”

The star-studded Global Gift Gala was held in London and helps to raise money for charitable projects which achieve positive change in the lives of children and women, providing them with shelter, food, clothing, education, medical care and other needs, which include social inclusion and gender inequality.

03/12/2025

“If you meet someone living with HIV, remember: they are still a person. Just a person living with a different condition. They want to be treated like anyone else.” - Liam Dougan, peer support worker at NUH tHrIVE, living with HIV himself.

On World AIDS Day, the government pledged to extend funding for BBV (blood-borne virus) opt-out testing in A&E nationwide, including here at NUH. This initiative will help diagnose HIV and Hepatitis B&C early and ensure everyone has access to the care they need. Awareness beats stigma.

02/12/2025

For this year’s awards ceremony, we created a special video featuring patients and families who have experienced our care, sharing what they would say to the people who looked after them. We want to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to send a video or message, there were so many thoughtful words that we simply couldn’t include them all.

We would also like to give a special thank you to patient George Hinch, who appears in the video and has since sadly passed away. We are deeply grateful to George, and to patients like him, for generously sharing their time and their words with us.

01/12/2025

It’s officially Christmas at NUH 🎄

This year, our tree has been lit by the bravest little star - 2-year-old Arlo, who has spent much of the past year on ward D35, alongside his incredible mum.

We’re grateful to them both for helping us mark the season in such a meaningful way.

Wishing everyone warmth and wellbeing over the festive period.

30/11/2025

🏡 There’s no place like home — and for many patients, that’s exactly where recovery truly begins.

Support us in getting your relatives ready for home this winter by:

✅ Stock up on essentials such as food and medicines.
✅ Keep your home warm and clean to help prevent illness.
✅ Ensure transport is arranged for a smooth transfer from hospital to home.

This winter — let’s work together so patients get home safely, stay strong, and thrive back in their own space.

🏡 There’s no place like home — and for many patients, that’s exactly where recovery truly begins. Support us in getting ...
26/11/2025

🏡 There’s no place like home — and for many patients, that’s exactly where recovery truly begins. Support us in getting your relatives ready for home this winter by:

✅ Stocking up on essentials such as food and medicines.
✅ Keeping their home warm and clean to help prevent illness.
✅ Ensuring transport is arranged for a smooth transfer from hospital to home.

This winter — let’s work together so patients get home safely, stay strong, and thrive back in their own space.

26/11/2025

Our Consultant Major Trauma and General Surgeon, JJ, features in Nottingham Police's campaign to tackle knife crime (Operation Sceptre).

Hear from JJ and members of the Police describe the stark realities of knife crime and the impact it continues to have on entire families. ⬇️

Meet our Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Exemplar Team who work with clinical teams to identify patients that are at risk o...
25/11/2025

Meet our Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Exemplar Team who work with clinical teams to identify patients that are at risk of thrombosis and provide them with the appropriate treatment. This can range from advising patients on how to minimise the risk of getting a blood clot, to making sure the correct medication is prescribed.

The team of 10 are currently working towards gaining VTE Exemplar Status, a nationally accredited accolade for the Trust.

Jo Webb, a Nurse Specialist in Clinical Haematology, said: “As a team we aim to ensure that all necessary measures to prevent VTE are put in place for our patients in hospital. We investigate all hospital associated thrombosis events and disseminate learning from incidents as they come through.

"VTE is a number one patient safety priority here at NUH."

Last month the team celebrated World Thrombosis day, raising awareness of this serious but often misunderstood or unknown condition, and raised £125 for Nottingham Hospitals Charity.

24/11/2025

Leah Washington-Pugh, who suffered a life-changing injury in the Smiler rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers, resulting in a leg amputation and years of rehabilitation, has become the latest ambassador to join the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC).

Leah had to have her left leg amputated from above the knee and has experienced the full rehabilitation journey, including having a prosthetic fitted and learning to walk again.

✨Here are all our People First Recognition Awards Winners!✨ Tonight's ceremony recognised and celebrated those who have ...
21/11/2025

✨Here are all our People First Recognition Awards Winners!✨

Tonight's ceremony recognised and celebrated those who have gone above and beyond and made a real difference, particularly over the last year.

Awards were handed out across 13 categories including Outstanding Team and our Public Award.

✨ The Charity Champion Award winner is Andy Lunn.

✨ The Hidden Gem Award winner is Eve Thornton.

✨ The Inclusion Award winner is Andy Steggles.

✨ The Innovation Award winner is our General Surgery Team.

✨ The Inspirational Leader Award winner is Sue Bull.

✨ The Lifetime Achievement Award winner is Dr Liz Marder.

✨ The Chief Executive’s Award winner is Bryant Hose.

✨ The Outstanding Team Award winner is our Security Team.

✨ The Partnership Award winner is our Pharmacy Medicines Finance Team.

✨ The Patient Experience Award winner is Hannah Bradbury.

✨ The Public Award winner is the Children's Renal Team.

✨ The Rising Star Award winner is Liz Shipman.

✨ The Volunteer Award winner is Margaret Wildgust.

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