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‘God bless everyone who helped me’ – 60-year-old Covid-19 patient thanks our staff as he goes home

Konda Mbwaki, 60, was discharged from Queen’s Hospital yesterday (Wednesday 15 April) after spending almost three weeks in hospitals and half that time in intensive care, battling Covid-19.
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Tony Chambers, our Chief Executive, said: “I’m sorry to tell you that a member of our staff, Amrik Bamotra, has died. Amrik, who was known at work as Bob, was 63 and had been ill for some time.
Read " Sad death of one of our colleagues…"We’re helping loved ones to stay in touch with our ‘Thinking of you’ campaign

Families and friends of patients at Queen’s and King George hospitals have been invited to send messages and pictures to show their loved ones they are thinking of them, while they are unable to visit.
Read " We’re helping loved ones to stay in touc…"Our Chaplain, Reverend Philip Wright shares what Easter means to him, and how it is being celebrated differently this year

Our former patient, turned patient partner, takes on healthcare assistant role to help hospital she loves during Covid-19 pandemic

Kate Baker, who was treated for a benign brain tumour at Queen’s Hospital in December 2016, has applied to be a healthcare assistant – after being inspired by the care she received when she was a patient.
Read " Our former patient, turned patient partn…"Factories reopen and machinists return to work to make scrubs for us

London business-woman Lynn Mackie, who had closed down her textile business due to Covid-19, has helped fellow business-owners open their factories back up and reemploy machinists – to make scrubs for our clinical teams.
Read " Factories reopen and machinists return t…"Prakash shares his experience of caring for Covid-19 patients on the frontline

Colleagues across our hospitals are working extremely hard to ensure we can continue to care for our patients safely during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read " Prakash shares his experience of caring …"Update on outpatient appointments

We have made the decision to postpone most face-to-face outpatient appointments until Friday 1 May
Read " Update on outpatient appointments…"An update on our cancer treatments

Certain cancer treatments can temporarily weaken the immune system. This is particularly the case with chemotherapy. As a result cancer patients are more susceptible to contracting Covid-19, and so two weeks ago we made the decision to postpone routine, planned cancer surgeries and chemotherapy for patients where the risk to the patient of postponing the treatment was less than the potential threat of them catching Covid-19.
Read " An update on our cancer treatments…"We were on the BBC

Our multi-disciplinary training programme, aimed at preparing doctors and nurses from across our hospitals to safely care for patients with Covid-19, was featured on BBC London News.
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