Well Path Project for Adults with Neurodiversity
The new pilot WellPath project is a collaborative vision for Health Equity from the NHS, partnering with Resources for Autism , Ways For Wellbeing UK CIC and Kapella .
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The Survey of Carers – for Dudley, Sandwell, Birmingham and Solihull
The Survey of Carers is a new pilot survey being run by researchers at the University of Birmingham, in collaboration with the Centre for Care, aimed at giving carers the chance to tell the Government what would make the biggest difference to their life.
UKHSA briefing: Klebsiella aerogenes folliculitis case in England
A confirmed case in England of recurrent facial folliculitis from a Klebsiella aerogenes clone circulating internationally, mainly among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men.
UKHSA briefing: Ebola (Bundibugyo virus) outbreak in the DRC and a confirmed case in Kenya
Consider Ebola in unwell patients who travelled to the DRC, Kenya or other at-risk countries, or had contact with a suspected case, within 21 days before illness.
Survey of Carers: pilot open to carers in Birmingham and Solihull
A University of Birmingham pilot asking unpaid carers what would make the biggest difference to their lives. It's anonymous, and open in Birmingham, Solihull, Dudley and Sandwell. A promotional toolkit is available.
Diphtheria in the asylum-seeking population: UKHSA case and contact management
UKHSA's alert on sporadic toxigenic diphtheria cases among asylum seekers sets out how to manage cases and contacts, for front-line clinicians and those working with new arrivals.
Children’s blood lead results: UKHSA West Midlands changes how it follows up cases
UKHSA West Midlands now emails the notifying clinician with management advice for lower blood lead levels (up to 10µg/dL, or 10–30 with pica) and phones for higher-risk cases. How you notify doesn't change.
UKHSA survey: women’s experience of getting help for urinary symptoms
UKHSA wants women's real-world experience of managing urinary symptoms and seeking care. Practices are asked to share the survey and QR code flyer with patients.
Developmental Language Disorder awareness day, Great Barr Library, 16 October
Help, information and support on developmental language disorder for children, young people, adults and families. A poster and fact sheet are available to share.
Launch of Birmingham’s perinatal mental health and parent-infant strategy, 25 November
Primary care colleagues with an interest in perinatal mental health are invited to the launch of Birmingham's first perinatal mental health and parent-infant relationship strategy (2026–2031) at the Council House, with a services marketplace.