Liverpool Women's University Hospital

Liverpool Women's University Hospital Official page for Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust. We specialise in the health of wom
(1963)

29/08/2025

NEWS: Liverpool Women’s University Hospital is bringing soft facilities management services in-house this October, meaning 130 staff who provide cleaning, catering, portering and security services will move onto NHS contracts.

This decision was approved by the UHL Group board following a review of the outsourced services, which identified that bringing services in-house delivers best value for money.
In recent years, these services have been successfully brought in-house across other UHL Group sites, giving better flexibility over how the services are run and improved quality. In addition, this will improve the terms and conditions for staff in the roles by offering improved pay, annual leave provision, and pension.

Jenny Hannon, Executive Managing Director at Liverpool Women’s University Hospital, said: “We’re delighted to be bringing our soft facilities management services in-house. This transition means our valued colleagues will move onto NHS contracts, marking an important step in aligning their roles more closely with the wider NHS workforce. We look forward to welcoming you into the NHS family.”

Read more by clicking the link in the comments ✅

If you’re pregnant and receiving care from Liverpool Women’s Hospital you have the chance to be part of something specia...
26/08/2025

If you’re pregnant and receiving care from Liverpool Women’s Hospital you have the chance to be part of something special.

From 1 September you and your baby will automatically be part of Children Growing Up in Liverpool.

This study is exclusive to LWH and will help unlock the reasons why babies born in our city have worse health outcomes than elsewhere.

You can be involved as much or as little as you like. You can also opt out. Ask staff about the C-GULL study.

Participants who choose to take part in certain elements of the study can be reimbursed with vouchers worth up to £100.

Do you or your child have a diagnosis of Lichen Sclerosus?If so, you may be interested in taking part in the PEARLS tria...
21/08/2025

Do you or your child have a diagnosis of Lichen Sclerosus?

If so, you may be interested in taking part in the PEARLS trial.

This study aims to compare treatment options to find the best way to treat Lischen Sclerosus.

For more information contact the team via the information on the poster or visit the website: https://orlo.uk/kBJgs

Have you heard about the Generation Study? Did you know: ✅ You can sign up here at Liverpool Women’s Hospital ✅ The stu...
19/08/2025

Have you heard about the Generation Study?

Did you know:

✅ You can sign up here at Liverpool Women’s Hospital
✅ The study can alert you to early detection of treatable genetic conditions—leading to faster care
✅ You’ll be part of groundbreaking research
✅ Your baby’s data will help improve diagnosis and treatments for all families

Participation is free and optional 🙂

Want to learn more? Speak to your Midwife or head to ‘The Generation Study’ website and register your interest today https://orlo.uk/x4c1K

Have you heard about the Generation Study? Did you know: • You can sign up here at Liverpool Women’s Hospital • The stu...
19/08/2025

Have you heard about the Generation Study?

Did you know:

• You can sign up here at Liverpool Women’s Hospital
• The study can alert you to early detection of treatable genetic conditions—leading to faster care
• You’ll be part of groundbreaking research
• Your baby’s data will help improve diagnosis and treatments for all families

Participation is free and optional.

Want to learn more? Speak to your Midwife or head to ‘The Generation Study’ website and register your interest today https://orlo.uk/m6v97

The Generation Study, how does it work? ✅ Sign up during your pregnancy✅ At birth, a blood sample (via umbilical cord or...
19/08/2025

The Generation Study, how does it work?

✅ Sign up during your pregnancy

✅ At birth, a blood sample (via umbilical cord or heel prick) is collected

✅ Receive your results within a few months

Your participation in this study could help unlock early treatments and vital research 💛 Speak to your Midwife to find out more or register your interest today https://orlo.uk/seTN0

Midwifery Led Unit Facts See the images for June & July MLU factsLots of wonderful water births and skin to skin contact...
17/08/2025

Midwifery Led Unit Facts

See the images for June & July MLU facts

Lots of wonderful water births and skin to skin contact.

💜 💚 🧡 ❤️ 🧡

Maternity services at Liverpool Women’s University Hospital have been rated Good by our regulators Care Quality Commissi...
15/08/2025

Maternity services at Liverpool Women’s University Hospital have been rated Good by our regulators Care Quality Commission following an unannounced inspection in April, improving on its previous rating of Requires Improvement.

CQC inspectors highlighted staff demonstrated kindness and compassion when delivering care and that treatment was centred around the people who used the service and their needs.

Jenny Hannon, Executive Managing Director of Liverpool Women’s University Hospital, said: “We are incredibly proud of our teams, improving their rating from Requires Improvement to Good is a fantastic achievement which reflects their hard work and commitment to delivering the best possible care to our patients and their families. I’m particularly pleased that inspectors highlighted the good teamwork they observed and that care was centred around the needs of our patients.”.

Click here to read more: https://orlo.uk/invJl

On 1 November 2024, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS FT and Liverpool Women’s NHS FT came together in group form, creating NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group (UHLG).

Maternity services at Liverpool Women’s University Hospital have been rated Good by our regulators following an unannou...
15/08/2025

Maternity services at Liverpool Women’s University Hospital have been rated Good by our regulators following an unannounced inspection in April, improving on its previous rating of Requires Improvement.

CQC inspectors highlighted staff demonstrated kindness and compassion when delivering care and that treatment was centred around the people who used the service and their needs.

Jenny Hannon, Executive Managing Director of Liverpool Women’s University Hospital, said: “We are incredibly proud of our teams, improving their rating from Requires Improvement to Good is a fantastic achievement which reflects their hard work and commitment to delivering the best possible care to our patients and their families. I’m particularly pleased that inspectors highlighted the good teamwork they observed and that care was centred around the needs of our patients.”.

Click the news link in our bio to read more 🔗

On 1 November 2024, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS FT and Liverpool Women’s NHS FT came together in group form, creating NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group (UHLG).

Did you know you can sign up to the Generations Study here at Liverpool Women’s?The Generation Study, led by Genomics En...
15/08/2025

Did you know you can sign up to the Generations Study here at Liverpool Women’s?

The Generation Study, led by Genomics England in partnership with the NHS, offers a free, safe genome screening for babies, testing for 200+ rare conditions just hours after birth, and Liverpol Women’s is one of a small number of Trusts within the Northwest where you can take part. Simply speak to your Midwife or hit the link below 👇

https://orlo.uk/bm3lr

Exciting news for parents-to-be in Liverpool! 🎉Coming soon - all new parent education classes. We will now be offering b...
13/08/2025

Exciting news for parents-to-be in Liverpool! 🎉

Coming soon - all new parent education classes. We will now be offering both face-to-face sessions delivered at venues across Liverpool and the Real Birth programme online, accessible from the comfort of your own home 🏡💻

Courses include Real Birth, Newborn Know How & Infant Feeding, delivered by your local maternity, family hubs & health visiting teams 💜

The first courses are scheduled to take place on 17 September.

Swipe for dates, times and booking info 👉

13/08/2025

Now Recruiting Pregnant Mothers-to-Be

LJMU are interested in the outcomes for mothers and infants that are associated with different sleeping arrangements, for example, whether there are differences between mothers and infants who bed-share versus those who sleep separately, and how this relates to touch.

They will ask you to fill in online questionnaires at three time points - now, and again after your baby is born - in your own time, wherever you’re comfortable.
Each questionnaire will take about 25 minutes to complete. There is no obligation to take part.

If you are:

• A UK resident;
• In your third trimester;
• Between the ages of 18 and 45;
• Not carrying multiples (e.g., twins);
• Willing to provide an email address that you’ll be checking for the next year or so; and
• Willing to be contacted on that email address; then please contact the Study Team: NighttimeCaregiving@LJMU.ac.uk

Visit the website:
https://orlo.uk/COLPQ

Address

Crown Street
Liverpool
L8 7SS

Telephone

+441517089988

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Liverpool Women's University Hospital posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Liverpool Women's University Hospital:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category