We’ve received great feedback about our new training programme for doctors in anaesthesia and intensive care.

Our staff marked South Asian Heritage Month (18 July to 17 August) by coming together to celebrate and share their own stories.

We were delighted to welcome Duncan Burton, Chief Nursing Officer for England, to Queen’s Hospital to present an award to the family of Vikki Thorpe.

The Oncology car park at Queen’s Hospital will be closed on Friday 15th August.

We’ve been shortlisted as ‘Trust of the Year’ in the HSJ awards, recognising how we’ve gone from a ‘troubled’ trust in special measures, to one of the best in London at reducing waiting lists, as well as in the top five trusts in the capital for our urgent and emergency care performance.

We’re taking part in a research study to help find better treatments for diseases like diabetes and heart disease that will help improve health outcomes for people of South Asian heritage.

Helen Valentine, a Clinical Scientist at our Trust has swam the length of the Channel in aid of a miscarriage charity.

Over the next three weeks, students in years 11, 12 and 13 from our three local boroughs are taking part in placements across our hospitals.

We’ve carried out 14 transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) operations in just one day.