From Friday 14 to Wednesday 19 November, resident doctors (formerly known as junior doctors) will be taking strike action.
This will have a significant impact on services across our hospitals, particularly as our teams are currently adjusting to a new way of working following the introduction of our electronic patient record.
Getting the right care
Please help us make sure emergency care is available for those who need it most:
Appointments and planned care
Pauline Okhamesan, our Head of Midwifery and Lead Nurse for Women’s Health, has made a significant impact since joining us two years ago. She’s helped reduce health inequalities for women and their midwives, particularly for those from African and Caribbean backgrounds.
Read " Pauline turns tragedy into support for w…"
Wes Streeting, Health Secretary and MP for Ilford North, was inspired after hearing about an innovative programme for young adults on his visit to King George Hospital.
Read " Trailblazing scheme inspires Health Secr…"
We’re delighted to be joint winners, alongside the London Ambulance Service (LAS), of the Excellence in Urgent and Emergency Care category of the NHS Parliamentary Awards.
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Staff held a surprise party at Queen’s Hospital on Friday 11 October to celebrate, ahead of their retirement on Thursday 31 October.
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We’re celebrating SAS Week (Monday 14 to Friday 18 October), recognising the contribution of our specialty, associate specialist and specialist grade doctors.
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The Neonatal unit at Queen’s Hospital has been awarded UNICEF’s prestigious Baby Friendly accreditation.
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Around 30 staff from a range of teams across our Trust, including Maternity, Finance and HR, have raised almost £10,000 for our charity by taking part in The Big Charity Mud Run.
Read " Our teams raise almost £10,000 getting m…"
Well done to Japonica ward at King George Hospital for their success in our ward accreditation programme.
Read " Japonica ward gets silver accreditation!…"
Baby Loss Awareness Week runs from 9 to 15 October each year and is an opportunity for those affected by pregnancy and baby loss to share their stories and help raise awareness to ensure no one feels alone.
Read " Baby Loss Awareness Week – Casper’s stor…"
A huge well done to Bluebell B ward at Queen’s Hospital for their success in our ward accreditation programme. Ward accreditation is part of our efforts to improve and standardise the quality of care given to patients at our hospitals.
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