Merry Christmas from The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 🏥 Haematology research team and our AMAZING Prof Basu. What a team!! RWT R&D

#Transplantation will not stop for Christmas and neither will we with our message of encouraging everyone to share their wishes about their #OrganDonation decision. This image was shared by one of the Transplant surgeons at Imperial NHS Trust in London a few years ago...1/4

Can you help a gravely ill 12 year old boy who is in care and is in urgent need of a #KidneyTransplant as his future is at "real risk" unless an organ is found. It's the first time Leeds City Council has issued an appeal for a child in its care ❤️ bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

A £7m bid to establish an “exciting” research centre to expand access to clinical trials has been part driven by RWT. RWT and Walsall Healthcare, have supported the set-up of one of the UK’s new Commercial Research Delivery Centres. Link to full story: bit.ly/3PKnloK

Has your family supported organ donation after the passing of a family member? If so we'd love to hear from you. A new NIHR BTRU in Organ Donation and Transplantation project aims to understand & explore the experiences of donor families. For more info contact [email protected]

Thank you Kasim for the invite! Congratulations on executing the perfect #Nursing #WLVCareersEvent for your students University of Wolverhampton You did them proud. They enjoyed it. We enjoyed it. A great day made possible by you. Lovely to meet you Jenny Lives Here @charleennurse2B and Anees!

So pleased that the Site Initiation Visit (SIV) for the Pfizer Inc. Phase 3 MAGNETISMM-32 study has taken place today The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 🏥 Great to meet our new site care partners. Looking forward to being given the green light🚦to start recruiting RWT R&D

‘The role of a research nurse remains one of the most misunderstood’ nursingtimes.net/research-and-i…

Uqbah’s Journey: A Mother’s Love- Urgent Help Required for Uqbah – Please Read Her Story, Reach Out If You Can, and Spread Far and Wide. 15-year-old Uqbah urgently needs a #KidneyTransplant ❤️ thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/24872463.…

Very pleased that St George's, Epsom and St Helier patients made an important contribution to the data for this poster on depression and anxiety rates in MGUS at #BSH2025 Myeloma UK

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Happy #InternationalNursesDay2025 to those who taught me, trained with me and those who have educated and supported me since. What a privilege it is to know you, work alongside you and grow with you. Kasim Lucy Lunn sharon pearson Shahnaz

It's International Nurses Day, and we want to thank all of the incredible nurses who work to care for people living with myeloma.🧡 #InternationalNursesDay We have a range of resources on our HCP Hub to support you: hcp.myeloma.org.uk

Attending the 22nd National Annual Post ASH Update Educational Seminar today, with The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 🏥 Haem research team! Our amazing Prof Basu opening the seminar 👏BSH - Haematology Myeloma UK RWT R&D

Today is World Blood Cancer Day. Raising awareness of these terrible diseases. Thinking of all those, including my patients who live with blood cancer. They are not defined by their diagnosis, only by their strength, courage and hope they carry daily. #SayBloodCancer

Are you a nurse that’s thinking about handing in your notice? Here are five key questions that can help you decide. rcni.com/nursing-standa…

“To give another chance of Life to a person and to hold on to a little bit of hope, knowing that the most precious person in your life has made a difference to others, has been of some comfort.” Please #ShareYourWishes about your #organdonation decisions with your loved ones.

Short on time but still want to contribute? ⏱️ #BePartOfResearch offers various ways to get involved, from quick surveys to longer studies - you choose what fits your schedule. You don't need to make a huge commitment to make a difference. Learn more: bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk/join?utm_sourc….

Today, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 🏥 RWT R&D we’ve had the lovely Grace, a third year nursing student, joining us from University of Wolverhampton. What a pleasure it’s been to have such an enthusiastic student working with us in Haem trials. All the best, Grace! We wish you well for the future! Sharon Kempson RN 💙

A transplant isn’t a cure - it’s a form of treatment that allows recipients to have a second chance of life and/ or a better quality of life. However we wouldn’t be able to have this opportunity without such amazing people and families who agree to donation so others may live.