We have installed a new Brompton bike docking station at Queen’s Hospital to help support our staff with healthier and more sustainable ways of getting to and from work.

Parents are being urged to ensure their child is protected against Polio by attending a half-term vaccination clinic, with several being held across our north east London.

Allied Health Professionals are the third largest workforce in the NHS and play a crucial part in treating, rehabilitating and improving the lives of patients.

We’re delighted Janine La Rosa is joining us next month as our new Chief People Officer.

Our Urogynaecology clinic has launched a new Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Simulation (PTNS) clinic for patients who suffer with overactive bladders. 

More than 500 Barking and Dagenham residents have taken advantage of a free opportunity to have their lungs scanned, following the launch of a national NHS Targeted Lung Health Check programme.

The North East London Cancer Alliance is working on a number of initiatives to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of breast cancer, as well as the importance of attending breast screening appointments, during Breast Cancer Awareness month this October. 

Black History Month has got off to a fantastic start at our Trust, with a series of thought-provoking and educational webinars for our staff.

Our Children’s Emergency Department (ED) at Queen’s Hospital has been very busy recently, so we want to remind you that our upgraded Children’s ED at King George Hospital is also open 24-hours-a-day, seven days a week.

Baby Loss Awareness Week begins on Sunday 9 October. For mum-of-three Gemma Perry, who lost baby Ronnie at 38 weeks in August 2021, it’s an opportunity to encourage more people to talk about it, and not bottle up their feelings.