On 20th July, Mike Jameson went to Good Hope Hospital to present the SCNs there with an Otto Ostomy model. The model comes equipped with various plug-in stomas, and SCNs say that it is a valuable teaching aid for training staff about how to care for ostomists. Funded partly by Birmingham IA and partly with monies from the estate of deceased Birmingham IA member Mary Cotterill, who set up the Ruth Astles Centre at Heartlands Hospital, four ostomy models have been now provided for Heartlands, Sandwell, Good Hope and Solihull Hospitals.
Jodie Webster and Fiona Hayes were on hand to unpack the model and they are looking forward to putting Otto to good use!
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Birmingham IA 14 hours ago |
What an amazing information day we had in Saturday!!! Here are just some of the photo's!
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Birmingham IA 2 days ago |
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Birmingham IA 4 days ago |
Continuing coverage
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Birmingham IA 4 days ago |
Applogies for the delay in streaming; we are all set up to stream the next talk at 12:00.
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Birmingham IA 5 days ago |
Attn all: Fb livestream of Birmingham IA support, Information day event, starts tomorrow at 10am...
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Birmingham IA 7 days ago |
Re-opening of Ruth Astles Centre University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust Heartlands hospital Birmingham #stoma #pouch support
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Birmingham IA 19 days ago |
A Free webinar for anyone who is interested on how changing the microbiome can help treat IBD \ud83d
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Birmingham IA 32 days ago |
Great time at IA - Ileostomy & Internal Pouch Association information day event 2025!
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Birmingham IA 38 days ago |
A great catch up in Sutton with lots of cake in aid of the Great IA Bake-Off! And a very informative Q&A with Di Davies, SCN for Coloplast \ud83d
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Birmingham IA 41 days ago |
Date for your diary: Birmingham IA support are pleased to announce information day event on 17 May 2025. If you're interested in attending please email maggie.butler\u0040iasupport.org. Our event is sponsored by Fittleworth Medical Raffle prizes from Moonpig
