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Keep safe and well this Christmas

18 December 2025
Winter is always a busy season for the NHS, and not least this year with ongoing industrial action and a rise in respiratory illnesses. Make sure you’re prepared and ready…

Flu during pregnancy and after birth

17 December 2025
Protecting you and your baby Flu is on the rise across the country, and can be a very serious and really unpleasant illness. Flu (Influenza) can lead to severe complications.…

Event gives our staff a chance to celebrate colleagues

16 December 2025
Oxford University Hospitals staff came together on Monday for a shared sandwich lunch and a chance to celebrate nominated teams and individuals from our programme of Staff Recognition. The Quarterly…
Nine men and women hold up framed certificates with a silver curtain behind; two hold balloons.

Help us to help you this flu season

12 December 2025
As the weather gets colder and there are more indoor gatherings and seasonal social events with friends and family, it’s more important than ever to remember ways to reduce the…

CQC Maternity Survey 2025 results published

10 December 2025
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published the results of its annual survey of experiences of maternity care in England. A total of 256 women (a 51% response rate) who…
Hospital building, the Women's Centre at the John Radcliffe Hospital

Update on industrial action at OUH

10 December 2025
This article is from Wednesday 10 December 2025 – the situation may change with time. People in Oxfordshire are being urged to choose services appropriately during the upcoming period of…

Can AI models rival humans in anonymising patient data?

09 December 2025
Researchers from the University of Oxford have benchmarked artificial intelligence (AI) tools capable of automatically removing personal information from patient electronic health records in a key step towards enabling large-scale,…
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New High Resolution Anoscopy Service Launched at OUH

08 December 2025
A new outpatient High Resolution Anoscopy (HRA) service has been established at the Churchill Hospital, part of Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS Foundation Trust. This development of this service marks…

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