News and events

Spire Norwich Hospital is delighted to have received the Quality Data Provider award from the National Joint Registry for 2018/19.

Debbie Thorpe of Spire Norwich Hospital catches up with Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mr David Calder to discuss knee arthroscopy, a common procedure to help diagnose and treat a range of knee complaints.

You may have noticed lots of things around you suddenly taking on a pink hue – that’s because October 2019 is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here at Spire Norwich Hospital we’ll be doing our bit to help raise awareness too. Shahnaz Fraser of Spire Norwich Hospital talks to Mr Simon Pain Consultant General Surgeon and breast care specialist about the symptoms, treatment and advances in reconstructive surgery following breast cancer.

Monday 7 October 2019 marks the start of Back Care Awareness Week. So Shahnaz Fraser of Spire Norwich Hospital caught-up with two Norfolk based patients to discuss their recent spinal surgery and experience.

An ever increasing number of people are trying cosmetic surgery. While this may seem a bit extreme, you may (or may not) be surprised to learn that global research organisation Mintel found that 31% of 25-34 year olds have had some form of cosmetic treatment. Shahnaz Fraser of Spire Norwich Hospital speaks to Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Mr Guido Köhler to find out more about cosmetic surgery.

September 2019 is Urology Awareness Month so Shahnaz Fraser of Spire Norwich Hospital discusses Pelvic Health conditions, and the important role of pelvic floor muscles with Specialist Physiotherapist Emma Gampell.

September is Urology Awareness Month. Organised by The Urology Foundation, their aim is to raise awareness of urological conditions. Affecting men and women alike, it is estimated that half of us will be have a urological condition in our lifetime.

Helen Harper of Spire Norwich Hospital discusses insomnia with Clinical Psychologist Annie Beresford.

Professor Ketan Dhatariya, Consultant in Diabetes, Endocrinology and General Medicine, has been ranked fourth in the world.

Are your friends and family complaining of having to repeat themselves, or that you have the TV turned up too loud? A loss or reduction of hearing can be caused by a number of different reasons. Shahnaz Fraser of Spire Norwich Hospital looks into the causes of hearing loss and the problems associated with it, with Consultant Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon, Mr John Phillips.