UHBW Medical Illustration Department

UHBW Medical Illustration Department We are Medical Illustration based in University Hosptials Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation Trust.

πŸ“Έβœ¨ It’s World Photography Day! βœ¨πŸ“ΈAt Medical Illustration team at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation ...
19/08/2025

πŸ“Έβœ¨ It’s World Photography Day! βœ¨πŸ“Έ

At Medical Illustration team at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust, photography is a big part of how we share medicine, science and creativity.

From the accuracy of clinical photos to the creativity of non-clinical photos, our team captures images that inform, inspire and connect.

πŸ† Today, we are celebrating by sharing some of our award-winning photos from last year’s IMI Awards organised by Institute of Medical Illustrators.

These photos show not just our skills, but also our passion for telling stories through images.

🌍 Photography is at the heart of everything we do - in the clinic and beyond.

πŸ‘‰ Which photo do you like the most? Let us know in the comments!

πŸŽ‰ We are excited to share that the Diverse Images for Healthcare project has been shortlisted for two categories at the ...
18/08/2025

πŸŽ‰ We are excited to share that the Diverse Images for Healthcare project has been shortlisted for two categories at the HSJ Awards 2025! πŸŽ‰
- Innovation and Improvement in Reducing Healthcare Inequalities Award
- NHS Race Equality Award

Reframe is a collaboration between UWE Bristol, NHS England, and the Medical Illustration team at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust.

πŸ“Έ The project aims to support accurate and timely diagnosis of conditions on black and brown skin by creating a free, open access image library of high quality clinical images. Working closely with community groups, we captured professional images that can be used by learners, healthcare professionals, educators, and the public.

Reframe also aims to increase the visibility of under-represented groups in the health professions, with images designed for recruitment, outreach, and education - supporting a more diverse and representative healthcare workforce.

This shortlisting - in partnership with Vodafone Business UK and supported by NHS Race & Health Observatory - recognises the incredible teamwork and dedication of everyone involved: every member of our team, UWE and NHS partners, and the communities who trusted us to share their stories.

πŸ‘‰ If you haven’t yet explored the image library, check it out here: https://reframeimagelibrary.fotoware.cloud/fotoweb/

Thank you to everyone who made this possible. This recognition is shared by all of us. πŸ™Œ

Congratulations to   on this fantastic achievement! Also it is great to see our photo being used πŸ“· This was taken at the...
11/08/2025

Congratulations to on this fantastic achievement!

Also it is great to see our photo being used πŸ“· This was taken at the Bristol Eye Hospital outpatient clinic in the Galleries for the Friends of Bristol Eye Hospital Charity 😊

The 2024 National Cancer Patient Experience Survey results are in and is celebrating a major achievement. ✨

We’ve climbed to 31st out of 131 trusts for the key question β€œOverall, how do you rate your care?” - that’s a leap of 15 places from last year!

Ruth Hendy, Lead Cancer Nurse at UHBW, said: β€œThese latest survey results are really encouraging and reflect the hard work of our teams across the Trust and in the wider community.”

Read more and see the full survey results via the link in the comments. πŸ‘‡

New Video: Preventing Burn Injuries in the Bathroom πŸ”₯ We recently produced this important safety video, led and funded b...
04/08/2025

New Video: Preventing Burn Injuries in the Bathroom πŸ”₯

We recently produced this important safety video, led and funded by the South West Burns Clinical Network - Burns Prevention & Awareness Group.

Each year, around 1,000 people aged 65+ in England and Wales are admitted to specialist burn services - many from preventable injuries at home, especially in the bathroom.

The video offers burns prevention and first aid advice for older people, and focuses on 3 essential first aid steps that can make a real difference:

🌟 COOL. CALL. COVER.
COOL - Run cool water over the burn for at least 20 minutes. Remove clothing/jewellery unless stuck.

CALL - Call NHS 111 for advice on any burn larger than a 50p coin, or with blisters. In an emergency, call 999.

COVER - Loosely cover the burn with cling film or a clean, non-fluffy dressing to protect it and ease pain.

Accidents happen - but being prepared can reduce harm and improve recovery.

πŸ“Ί Watch now: https://youtu.be/ktkLILeD0J8?si=29qzK4fYsohGyKt9

A big thank you to the SW Burns Network team for your continued trust - we look forward to more impactful work together!

Special thanks to our talented freelance animator, Maria Morris, for bringing this message to life through beautiful and engaging animation πŸ‘.

Please help us spread the word - share this with friends, family, carers, and local community groups. You could help someone prevent a serious injury or respond more effectively in an emergency.

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Need filming support for your next project?
Get in touch with UHBW Medical Illustration Department - we would love to help bring your story to life!

Burns Prevention and First Aid advice for older people. Every year around 1000 people in England and Wales aged 65 and over are admitted to a specialist bur...

Earlier this month, our teammate Simon was invited by LEO Pharma to speak at their booth during The British Association ...
15/07/2025

Earlier this month, our teammate Simon was invited by LEO Pharma to speak at their booth during The British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) Annual Conference, held at the SEC Centre in Glasgow 🌟

Simon delivered a talk on clinical photography πŸ“Έ - sharing best practices, challenges, and the crucial role it plays in patient care and dermatological documentation.

The event brought together experts from across the field and showcased the latest technology, industry developments, and forward thinking ideas shaping the future of dermatology.

A huge thank you to LEO Pharma for the invitation and for spotlighting the importance of clinical photography in patient care πŸ‘

The recent sunshine has truly highlighted the beauty of Bristol!β˜€οΈ Beyond our clinical work, one of our talented photogr...
17/06/2025

The recent sunshine has truly highlighted the beauty of Bristol!

β˜€οΈ Beyond our clinical work, one of our talented photographers, Jonathan Bowcott has been capturing the city for a client campaign - and we couldn’t resist sharing some of these stunning shots with you.

Enjoy a glimpse of Bristol through our lens! πŸ“Έ

What is your favourite spot in Bristol to enjoy on a sunny day? 🌞

πŸ“Έ Behind the Scenes at the Simulation Centre at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust  !We recent...
30/05/2025

πŸ“Έ Behind the Scenes at the Simulation Centre at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust !

We recently finished a non-clinical photoshoot at our Simulation Centre, and we are excited to share a few behind the scenes shots of our photographer in action 🀩

The photoshoot captured:
- Our clinical settings
- The equipment we use
- Training scenarios that help healthcare staff prepare for real life situations

This helps show how we create realistic and safe spaces for learning and training.

Have you ever seen a medical simulation room before πŸ‘€β€‹?

🌟 Our Community in Focus 🌟We have loved photographing families, patients and staff at St Michaels Hospital of University...
09/05/2025

🌟 Our Community in Focus 🌟

We have loved photographing families, patients and staff at St Michaels Hospital of University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust for South West Neonatal Network and NHS England South West Regional Maternity and Perinatal Team.

The photographs are part of a project called – β€˜Our Community in Focus’ which aims to ensure all those using and working in maternity and neonatal services feel represented equally and positively πŸ™Œ

By photographing a broader range of families, the teams aim to create posters, leaflets and other materials that truly reflect the individuality and diversity of everyone who walks through the doors.

πŸ₯° ​What does "community" mean to you in your work?
- Teamwork?
- Diversity?
- Everyday kindness?

We would love to hear your ideas!

We are the Medical Illustration team, providing professional clinical and non-clinical photography to support healthcare teams.

If you need high quality photos or materials for your project, campaign, or patient information, we are here to help!

πŸ“© Get in touch with us to find out more

πŸ“Έ Calling all photography lovers! We want to know – what is your preferred camera brand?The Medical Illustration Team sp...
24/04/2025

πŸ“Έ Calling all photography lovers!

We want to know – what is your preferred camera brand?

The Medical Illustration Team specialises in clinical and non-clinical photography, videography, graphics, illustration, and animation.

For us, the right camera is key – it helps us capture every detail and ensures we provide the best images for patient care, medical education, research, and more.

What is your favourite camera brand? Canon UK, Nikon, Sony UK, or something else? Let us know in the comments! πŸ‘‡

Whether you are a pro or just starting out, we would love to hear your thoughts!

πŸŽ₯ Ever wondered how research is shaping the future of healthcare? In this video created in collaboration with the Clinic...
08/04/2025

πŸŽ₯ Ever wondered how research is shaping the future of healthcare?

In this video created in collaboration with the Clinical Research team at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust, we explore how dedicated researchers develop critical questions and gather reliable data to drive innovations in patient care.

🌟 Clinical research is at the heart of improving healthcare – it empowers us to refine treatment methods, make impactful changes, and ultimately enhance the lives of our patients.

The research conducted at UHBW doesn't just benefit local patients; it has the potential to create positive change across the NHS and around the world.

πŸ” Watch the video now to learn about how UHBW is supporting clinical research and improving patient outcomes: https://youtu.be/pqAYyDyhuQ0?si=_9EbQ-4cAko-xDrL

Interested in supporting or getting involved with clinical research? Contact us at research@uhbw.nhs.uk

A huge thank you to the Clinical Research Team for partnering with us and making this video possible.

Researchers help develop important questions, then gather information to answer those questions as reliably as possible. Find out how UHBW supports clinical ...

What to expect after macular surgery at Bristol Eye Hospital πŸ‘οΈπŸŽ₯ We are excited to share our latest video, developed alo...
01/04/2025

What to expect after macular surgery at Bristol Eye Hospital πŸ‘οΈ

πŸŽ₯ We are excited to share our latest video, developed alongside the Bristol Eye Hospital at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust and supported by Friends of Bristol Eye Hospital, which is designed to help those preparing for or recovering from macular surgery understand what to expect and how to navigate the recovery process with confidence.

πŸ’‘ What will you learn from the video?
- What macular surgery involves and how it helps
- Post-surgery experiences and what to expect
- Key recovery milestones and tips for self care
- Important precautions to take during the recovery phase
- Signs and symptoms that require urgent medical attention

Watch the video now: https://youtu.be/sA7cl74NR2k?si=_BfkAR0RqJmo9ZUc

We appreciate the contributions of everyone involved in creating this helpful resource. A huge thank you to the Bristol Eye Hospital Team for their expertise and to our talented freelance illustrator, Renske Hoste, for bringing the video to life with her incredible artwork. And we are deeply grateful to Friends of Bristol Eye Hospital for their generous support in making this resource possible.

If you are preparing for macular surgery or in the recovery phase, this video is a must-watch for helpful guidance and peace of mind.

Have you or someone you know had macular surgery? Share your experiences in the comments below – your journey could help others.

πŸŽ‰ Recap of "Reframe: A Showcase of Diverse Healthcare Imagery" πŸŽ‰We are incredibly honoured to have been a part of the Di...
26/03/2025

πŸŽ‰ Recap of "Reframe: A Showcase of Diverse Healthcare Imagery" πŸŽ‰

We are incredibly honoured to have been a part of the Diverse Images for Healthcare project and to have contributed to showcasing the diverse communities represented in healthcare imagery πŸ“Έ

The event last week at The Royal Photographic Society, Bristol, was a fantastic celebration of the powerful photographs taken as part of the Reframe project.

It was inspiring to see the culmination of all the hard work from the Medical Illustration team at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust and contributors on display, highlighting the importance of diverse representation in healthcare visuals.

This event marked a significant milestone in the project, and we are thrilled to see the photographs being exhibited and celebrated.

Thank you to UWE Bristol and NHS England for leading the campaign and to The Royal Photographic Society for providing the venue for this incredible event πŸ™Œ

We would like to extend our special thanks to Medialogix for sponsoring the Reframe project and providing the Digital Asset Management (DAM) system, which will host all the images once the database goes live 🌟

We look forward to seeing how the Reframe Images library will soon make these impactful images accessible to a wider audience.

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