A number of moves are taking place in March to improve the way services are delivered.

The Diabetes Centre and the Anti-coagulation (Warfarin) Clinic will move from Selly Oak Hospital to the old Queen Elizabeth (QE) Hospital site, which is adjacent to the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (QEHB).

The Diabetes Centre has a new home in the refurbished ground floor of Nuffield House, opposite the main entrance to the old QE, and conveniently close to Car Park D.

Patients will be checking in using new self check-in kiosks. Appointment letters will have special barcodes printed on them which the kiosks will scan to "arrive" the patient.

The Anti-coagulation (Warfarin) Clinic will move from its current location above the Diabetes Centre at Selly Oak Hospital to West Ground Outpatients, on the main corridor at the old QE. Car Park D is the closest place to park and patients should use the main entrance to the old hospital.

Renal Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) will move into the space once occupied by Quick and Early Diagnosis (QED), just off the main corridor at the old Queen Elizabeth Hospital.  This newly-refitted area will be renamed the Renal Hub and will span the ground floor (offices) and first floor (patient areas). The closest car park is Car Park D and the main entrance to the old Queen Elizabeth Hospital is the best way to access the department.

All of these services will open to patients in their new locations on Monday 26 March 2012.