Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, the city's first new acute hospital for 70 years, opened to patients in June 2010. It will eventually replace the existing Queen Elizabeth and Selly Oak hospitals.
The new Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham represents a £545 million investment in the health services for Birmingham and the Midlands. It provides a wide range of benefits that will greatly improve patient care. Our new world-class hospital brings the following extra patient benefits:
- One modern hospital
- Care based on the needs of patients
- More single rooms for improved privacy
- A step change in our ability to prevent infection
- New technology and equipment
- Integrated services for timely care
Quality of Care
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham is committed to monitoring and improving the quality of care patients receive. The Trust publishes its performance for a range of quality measures which is accessible by clicking on the link below. More information will be added to the web pages over time.
Link to website: http://www.uhb.nhs.uk/quality.htm
