New doctors start work on our wards
More than 400 doctors are joining our Trust over the next three months as they embarking on the next stage of their medical careers.
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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
"It’s time to turn conversations into change"
Patients and local residents were at the forefront of conversations at a collaborative workshop held with partners recently.
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We’ve opened our new Barking Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC), which will see our teams carry out 50,000 additional scans and tests every year.
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Not one, not two, but three of our longest serving nurses have been awarded silver in the Chief Nursing Officer Awards, which recognise outstanding contribution.
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Congratulations to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Queen’s Hospital, who have been awarded silver in our ward accreditation programme.
Read " NICU achieves silver accreditation…"BBC London revisits our hospitals
We welcomed BBC London’s health correspondent Karl Mercer back to Queen’s Hospital on Thursday 18 July to see how our staff are dealing with increasing pressure, and our work to reduce our waiting lists.
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