Our volunteer Charlie Richardson is back to his daredevil tricks – scaling the O2 before completing the skywalk at Tottenham Hotspur’s ground, finishing off by abseiling the 42metres down to the pitch.

Patients praise King George Hospital's Emergency Department following successful pilot of a new Rapid Assessment and First Treatment area for patients arriving by ambulance

Our Rheumatology department is delighted to announce its successful performance in the National Early Inflammatory Arthritis Audit.

Lord Victor Adebowale CBE, Chair of the NHS Confederation, paid a visit to Queen’s Hospital on Tuesday 19 October.

Dahlia ward at King George Hospital has been opened in time to help care for poorly children this winter – after the former children’s ward at the hospital was temporarily closed at the start of the pandemic and converted into a critical care unit.

Hazel Melnick, Deputy Director of Communications and Engagement, shares some thoughts on World Menopause Awareness Day.

We are committed to doing everything we can to get our patients home as soon as they are able to. Prolonged stays in hospital are bad for patients, especially for those who are frail or elderly. We also need to ensure wards have enough beds to care for patients waiting in our Emergency Departments.

From Monday 2 October to Friday 8 October, our teams were tasked with trialling new ways of reducing delays in patient care, so they could get home sooner, called a ‘flow recovery week’.

Our Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) team have been carrying out a new initiative - ENT Kidz - a series of weekend clinics aiming to see 1,000 children by autumn half-term.

First of its kind Scalpel Project sees 1,000 patients in six days

Abisola Abe, a learning disability nurse at our Trust, has written a blog about her role and the importance of making reasonable adjustments to deliver fair and impartial care for patients with learning disabilities and autism.