In the unfortunate event that you have to bring your child to A&E, you can rest assured there are lots of measures in place to ensure the safety of you both while you’re here. Regular cleaning of waiting areas, clinical spaces and equipment, the provision of masks and hand sanitizer and social distancing rules are all in place throughout the …
Read moreWe’re grateful to Brighton resident, Jo Sweeting, on sharing her story on seeking urgent care during a global pandemic.
Read more29 August 2020 – The Annual General Meeting is an opportunity for patients, their families and members of the community to find out more about the great work at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals (BSUH).
Read moreThis week we’re marking Organ Donation Week, shining a light on the importance of registering your donation decision on the NHS Organ Donor Register and sharing it with loved ones so that they can support your wishes at a difficult time. When Claudia, aged 23, died suddenly at the Royal Sussex County Hospital following an accident earlier this year, her …
Read moreOver the weekend the last of the cranes was removed from the 3Ts Redevelopment building site.
Read moreThe road will be closed where it passes the front of the 3Ts Redevelopment site. All vehicle and pedestrian routes into the hospital will remain open.
Read moreCongratulations are in order for 400 of our newest doctors who have recently joined our hospitals and begun their career in the NHS.
Read moreA patient who received lifesaving treatment for COVID-19 in hospital in Brighton is finally home after 109 days in Intensive Care and is now fundraising for the hospital.
Read moreTwo midwives from Haywards Heath are celebrating a combined 80 years of service in the NHS this year. After training and qualifying together in 1980 at Bart’s Health NHS Trust in London, Mitch Denny a Young Person’s Midwife and Maureen (Mo) Blatch, a Community midwife, now work together at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals. Both have had long careers as …
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