We’ve published two new plans that set out actions we’re taking to support our staff and become a more inclusive organisation.

A recent innovation at our Trust, introducing new dressings for c-section wounds, saw the rates of infections reduce by 45 per cent. This meant less women needed to be readmitted after a c-section, and therefore not separated from their babies.

On Friday 18 November, King George and Queen’s Hospitals Charity is hosting a MARVEL-lous Charity Superhero Ball.

Four of our senior leaders took part in a London-wide programme for NHS managers on being a white ally. Here are their experiences.

This World Stroke Day, we’re sharing some of the important work happening in Stroke research, currently, we have two trials that are open and recruiting patients.

Our Children’s Emergency Department (ED) at Queen’s Hospital has been revamped with new artwork, giving the children who visit us a more calming experience.

We welcomed Dame Margaret Hodge MP and members of the Barking and Dagenham Place-Based Partnership to Barking Community Hospital (BCH) on Monday 24 October, as part of our commitment to work collaboratively with local partners to deliver integrated services.

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.