Thanking our volunteers
We held a special Christmas lunch at The Cranleigh in Hornchurch on Monday 9 December for volunteers who give up their time to help us.
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Very high temperatures are expected this week, so we’re asking everyone to take a little extra care if you’re visiting one of our hospitals.
Our teams are working hard to keep services running safely.
Please take a few simple steps to stay safe and comfortable:
- Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated
- Keep cool by wearing light, loose clothing
- Plan ahead and allow extra time for your journey if needed
- Read more on how to stay safe during hot weather
Can’t make your appointment?
If you’re unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible. Find out more on how to manage your appointment.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to keep our patients, visitors and staff safe during the hot weather.
Latest news
Bluebell A achieves gold
A massive congratulations to Bluebell A at Queen’s Hospital, which achieved gold in our ward accreditation.
Read " Bluebell A achieves gold…"Tripling the number of cataract surgeries done in a day
We’re tackling our waiting list for patients who need cataract surgery – carrying out more than triple the usual number on day one of a new project, with 20 operations completed, compared to six on an average previously.
Read " Tripling the number of cataract surgerie…"Women’s Health Hub opens in Ilford shopping centre
We’ve opened a Women’s Health Hub in the Ilford Exchange Shopping Centre, in collaboration with partners including NHS North East London, making it easier for women to get the care they need while helping to reduce the health inequalities they face.
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Congratulations to Beech ward at King George Hospital and Amber A and Amber B wards at Queen’s Hospital for achieving silver.
Read " Three wards achieve silver accreditation…"We're giving experience to local T-level students
Lauren Winser, 18, from Harold Hill, was part of our first-ever group of T-Level students who completed placements at Queen’s and King George hospitals. Lauren is now being taken on as an apprentice with us.
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