Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides care at Sheffield's five adult hospitals.
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Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK’s busiest NHS foundation trusts. We provide a full range of local hospital and community services for people in Sheffield, as well as specialist care for patients from further afield, including cancer, spinal cord injuries, renal and cardiothoracic services. In addition to community health services, the Trust comprises five of York

shire’s best known teaching hospitals.

• The Royal Hallamshire Hospital
• The Northern General Hospital
• Charles Clifford Dental Hospital
• Weston Park Cancer Hospital
• Jessop Wing Maternity Hospital

The Trust has a history of high quality care, clinical excellence and innovation in medical research. We strive to promote a culture of continuous quality improvement and encourage our staff to innovate and adopt ‘best practice’ in order to deliver the highest standard of care to our patients. The Northern General Hospital is the home of the City’s Accident and Emergency department which is also now one of three Major Trauma Centres for the Yorkshire and Humber region. A number of specialist medical and surgical services are also located at the Northern General Hospital including cardiac, orthopaedics, burns, plastic surgery, spinal injuries and renal to name a few. A state-of-the-art laboratories complex provides leading edge diagnostic services. The hospital also provides a wide range of specialist surgery such as orthopaedic, spinal cord, hand and kidney transplantation. The Royal Hallamshire Hospital has a dedicated Neurosciences department including an intensive care unit for patients with head injuries, neurological conditions such as stroke and for patients that have undergone neurosurgery. It also has an award winning Gastroenterology department, a large Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease Unit as well as a specialist Haematology centre and other medical and surgical services. Sheffield Teaching Hospitals is home to the largest dental school in the region, a women’s hospital with a specialist neonatal intensive care unit and a world renowned Cancer hospital. The Trust also manages the City’s NHS community health services to support our work to provide care closer to home for patients and preventing admissions to hospital wherever possible. Through our partnerships with the University of Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University, other health and social care providers and industry we remain at the forefront of advancements in clinical services, teaching and research. We have around 18,500 employees, making us one of the biggest employers locally. We aim to reflect the diversity of local communities and are proud of our new and existing partnerships with local people, patients, neighbouring NHS organisations, local authority and charitable bodies. We strive to recruit and retain the best staff: the dedication and skill of our employees are what make our hospitals and community services successful and we continue to keep the health and wellbeing of our staff as a priority. Our vision is to be recognised as the best provider of health, clinical research and education in the UK and a strong contributor to the aspiration of Sheffield to be a vibrant and healthy city. We have begun this journey with our staff, partners and patients and we will continue to explore every aspect of our business to ensure we are doing our very best to achieve our vision.

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals team win Move More Clinical Service of the Year award recognising the value and high qualit...
06/05/2026

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals team win Move More Clinical Service of the Year award recognising the value and high quality care provided for our patients and their families 🌟🎉

On Friday 18th April members of the Active Together Team attended the annual Move More awards in Sheffield. The evening was about bringing together individuals, groups and organisations across Sheffield who are making our city healthier, happier and more connected.

Active Together is a cancer prehab and rehab service delivered as a collaboration between Sheffield Teaching Hospitals and Sheffield Hallam University and funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research. It is a service consisting of Physiotherapists, Dietitians, a Psychologist, Occupational therapist, Clinical Exercise Physiologists and a fitness team.

Active Together benefits patients facing the most difficult times in their lives, the team support and enable patients to face these challenges by becoming as fit as possible prior to and in recovery from surgery as well as during treatment. The service seamlessly embeds physical activity into treatment pathways, helping patients improve fitness, quality of life and even survival outcomes.

We are delighted to have won this award recognising the value and high quality care provided for our patients and their families.

Today is International Day of the Midwife ❤️Thank you to all our midwives for the incredible difference you make. 💙👶
05/05/2026

Today is International Day of the Midwife ❤️

Thank you to all our midwives for the incredible difference you make. 💙👶

International Day of the Midwife | 5 May 2026 🌍

Today we celebrate our amazing midwives, who provide care for women, babies and families every single day.

This year’s theme, , highlights the need to grow and support the midwifery workforce worldwide. Because when midwives are safe, supported and valued, outcomes improve for everyone.

Thank you to all our midwives for the incredible difference you make. 💙👶

If you need medical help over the Bank holiday weekend and it's not a life-threatening emergency remember to make sure t...
02/05/2026

If you need medical help over the Bank holiday weekend and it's not a life-threatening emergency remember to make sure that you choose the right NHS service for your needs. ⤵️

It’s almost the early May Day Bank Holiday weekend. 🌞 We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend, but if do need ...
01/05/2026

It’s almost the early May Day Bank Holiday weekend. 🌞

We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend, but if do need medical help over the Bank holiday weekend and it's not a life-threatening emergency remember to make sure that you choose the right NHS service for your needs.

👩‍🔬Think Pharmacy First: For minor ailments like coughs, colds, or itchy eyes, many local pharmacies remain open. They can offer expert advice and even some prescriptions without a GP appointment. You can check your pharmacy's Bank Holiday opening times here: https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/pharmacy/find-a-pharmacy

💻Use NHS 111: If you’re unwell and unsure where to go, visit 111.nhs.uk or call 111. They are available 24/7 and can direct you to the best local service, including out-of-hours GPs or walk-in centres.

🦷Use NHS 111 for urgent dental care: If you need urgent dental treatment over the Bank Holiday weekend use NHS 111.

💊Order Early: Remember to request any repeat prescriptions in good time so you don't run out.

🧰Make sure you have a well-stocked medicine cabinet and first aid kit to treat very minor injuries or illnesses

☀️Stay safe in the sun: use at least factor 30 sunscreen & cover up with suitable clothing and sunglasses and take extra care with children

Helping us by choosing the right service keeps A&E free for those with life-threatening emergencies. 🚑

Wound care app trialled by our community nursing teams lands digital healthcare award nomination 👏Congratulations to our...
28/04/2026

Wound care app trialled by our community nursing teams lands digital healthcare award nomination 👏

Congratulations to our community nursing teams who have been recognised for pioneering a wound care assessment app aiming to spot wound deterioration more quickly.

The Minuteful for Wound app, provided by Precision HealthTech, uses smartphone imaging and AI to capture consistent, objective wound measurements in seconds, supporting better patient outcomes through earlier intervention.

It is currently being piloted in the Woodhouse, Darnall and Ecclesfield areas and is one of five digital technologies shortlisted in the Medilink North of England Business Awards’ Advances in Digital Healthcare category. 🙌

The technology has been used in over 3,500 assessments for 400 patients.

It works by creating accurate, trackable records of wounds over time – with scanned images of the wound taken from the smartphone’s camera uploaded and stored into the app’s secure digital portal.

This enables clinicians to have full visibility to a series of images showing the wound’s healing and characteristics over time without the need for a visit to the patient’s home. As well as reducing variation in assessment, this enables earlier interventions when wounds are deteriorating, supporting better patient outcomes.

Jean, from Woodhouse, used the app to keep track of how a long-lasting open sore in her lower limb was healing. The wound has now successfully healed.

She said: “It’s been great – the nurses can quickly scan the wound and see exactly how it’s healing. It feels reassuring knowing they can track progress properly each time and spot any changes early.”

The pilot of the technology has been made possible thanks to an innovation fund supported by Sheffield Hospitals Charity.

The winners of the award will be announced on Thursday this week.

Go team! 🍀🏆A fantastic example of our community nursing teams leading the way in improving outcomes for patients 💙

📢With the May Day bank holiday weekend fast approaching, make sure you order your repeat prescription in good time to av...
28/04/2026

📢With the May Day bank holiday weekend fast approaching, make sure you order your repeat prescription in good time to avoid any delays in getting your medicines. 💊

GP practices and pharmacies may have different opening hours, so it’s best to plan ahead and not leave it until the last minute.

Find out how to order your repeat prescription here, including via the NHS App: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/prescriptions/how-to-order-a-repeat-prescription/

Sheffield to lead new UK-wide Parkinson's research collaboration 💫We're pleased to announce that Professor Oliver Bandma...
27/04/2026

Sheffield to lead new UK-wide Parkinson's research collaboration 💫

We're pleased to announce that Professor Oliver Bandmann, Honorary Consultant Neurologist, has been named as the Chair of a new national network that will drive forward advances in Parkinson's care.

Launched last week, the Parkinson’s disease Translational Research Collaboration, or PD-TRC for short, brings together 17 centres of excellence from across the UK to speed up the development of new treatments and improve outcomes for people affected by Parkinson's disease and related disorders.

It is the eighth TRC to be established by the National Institute for Health and Care Research – two of which have launched this past year – and the first to be hosted by Sheffield. 🙌 It is also the first to focus on Parkinson's disease. 👏

Parkinson’s disease is a complex neurodegenerative disorder which affects over 166,000 people in the UK. There are major gaps in UK Parkinson’s disease research, especially in experimental medicine and early clinical trials.

Speaking about the new collaboration Professor Oliver Bandmann said:

🗨️Parkinson’s Disease can be devastating for those that live with it, and despite progress in treatment and detection we still haven’t found a treatment to slow down the disease and address every patient’s needs.

🗨️This is why this new NIHR-funded Translational Research Collaboration with specific focus on Parkinson’s and related disorders is so important. When experts collaborate, barriers can be overcome, and great things can happen. We also have strong support from all relevant patient charities. Furthermore, people with Parkinson’s will be closely involved to ensure that their voice will be heard. I am excited for what we can achieve."

Well done Prof and team - we look forward to hearing more in the coming months!💙

Looking to kickstart your career in healthcare? 🌟Why not use one of our entry-level apprenticeships, where you can learn...
24/04/2026

Looking to kickstart your career in healthcare? 🌟

Why not use one of our entry-level apprenticeships, where you can learn whilst you earn, and work towards a qualification in:

🦷 Dental Nursing
📞 Customer Service

These roles are perfect if you’re eager to learn, gain hands-on experience, and make a real difference in an NHS team.

To help you get started, we’re hosting a series of upcoming online information sessions where you can:

👉 Learn more about each apprenticeship and the entry criteria
👉 Hear from professionals working in these roles
👉 Get guidance on the application process
👉Ask your questions in a live Q&A

📅 Book your place online today!

🔗 Dental Nurse Apprenticeship IAG: Thursday 30th April 12.30-1.30pm - https://www.tickettailor.com/events/sheffieldteachinghospitalsemployability/2073927

🔗 PROUD Customer Service Apprenticeship IAGs: Friday 1st May 11.30am-1pm / Monday 18th May 4-5.30pm - https://www.tickettailor.com/events/sheffieldteachinghospitalsemployability/2165381

Jobseekers only need to attend one. Take the first step toward a rewarding NHS career 💙

Please follow the link below to apply 👇

https://www.sth.nhs.uk/work-for-us/jobs/ #!/job_list/s10/Apprenticeships?_ts=487122

(Dental one will be live from Monday the 27th)

Have you been a stem cell or kidney transplant recipient or donor at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals? Then join us at the B...
24/04/2026

Have you been a stem cell or kidney transplant recipient or donor at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals? Then join us at the British Transplant Games in the city this summer.

The games is a celebration of transplantation and organ donation and stem cell recipients and donors can participate, alongside organ transplant recipients and donors.

All levels of sporting ability and experience are welcome – the games is a mass participation event that is a celebration of the life-changing power of stem cell and organ transplantation.

If you would like to be part of Team Sheffield, please email sheffieldgames@saka.org.uk

To find out more about the games, visit: https://www.transplantactive.co.uk/

Last night was our Thank You Awards ceremony where we celebrate our fantastic colleagues and teams across the Trust 🌟🎉Ki...
24/04/2026

Last night was our Thank You Awards ceremony where we celebrate our fantastic colleagues and teams across the Trust 🌟🎉

Kindly supported by Sheffield Hospitals Charity, the evening was a wonderful opportunity to recognise the dedication of staff across our hospitals and community services. This year, we received over 550 nominations, highlighting the outstanding contributions made every day across the Trust.

Please check back on our page to see our amazing winners and runners up.

And now we come to the Winner of Winners Award, chosen as the overall winner from all of our brilliant winners and nomin...
23/04/2026

And now we come to the Winner of Winners Award, chosen as the overall winner from all of our brilliant winners and nominees tonight.

And the award goes to Rob Townsend!

Congratulations to Rob and all of our fantastic teams and individuals who have been recognised tonight. You're all superstars 💫 👏

Now we celebrate some of the amazing individuals working in our Trust, with the PROUD Individual of the Year Award. The ...
23/04/2026

Now we celebrate some of the amazing individuals working in our Trust, with the PROUD Individual of the Year Award. The nominees are...

Aileen Nield

Aileen is an exceptional, compassionate, and transformative nurse whose contribution to Haematology and Bone Marrow Transplant services spans more than 15 years. She has an unwavering commitment to patient care, expertise in managing complex post-transplant needs, and an ability to improve both clinical services and patient experience. Aileen ensures transplant patients and their families feel supported, listened to, and cared for while providing expert knowledge to colleagues across nursing, medicine, dietetics and psychology.

Anna-Marie Newland-Ferguson

Anna is a dedicated and compassionate clinical lead for the Tuberculosis (TB) community nursing service, who demonstrates unwavering commitment to delivering the best possible care for her patients. Anna is particularly skilled at supporting patients with complex needs, building trust and helping them address issues that could prevent successful treatment. She consistently takes a holistic approach, recognising the wider challenges patients face and ensuring they are connected with the right services. Her excellence has been formally recognised through her achievement of the prestigious Queen’s Nurse title.

Professor Rob Townsend

Rob is an exceptional clinician, educator, and colleague whose career has profoundly shaped microbiology and orthopaedic infection services. Rob is regarded as a national leader in prosthetic joint infection management. His innovative work, particularly enabling treatment with antibiotic impregnated bone cement instead of prolonged intravenous therapy has transformed patient care and contributed to the widely respected “Sheffield way” of managing complex orthopaedic infections. Rob is a true role model, a pioneer, and a compassionate colleague whose impact on staff, patients, and the wider scientific community is immense.

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