Our staff and communities marked Learning Disability Week (16 to 20 June) with a series of activities and events to help improve the experiences of people with learning disabilities (LD) in our hospitals.
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Our annual plan for 2025/26 has been published, which sets out the work we’re doing towards improving patient care and staff experience via our six annual goals.
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It’s Learning Disability Week (Monday 16 to Sunday 22 June) and Maggie Watkinson, a learning disability (LD) nurse who recently joined our team, has shared what inspired her to become a nurse after 14 years as a teacher.
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The robots - named Elizabeth and Victoria after two of our most famous queens in honour of being based at Queen’s Hospital – pick and place medicines onto a conveyor belt.
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Our Chief Executive, Matthew Trainer, joined Romford MP Andrew Rosindell to meet Health Minister Karin Smyth MP, making the case for the £35million needed to transform our A&E at Queen’s Hospital.
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Our volunteers gave more than 10,000 hours of their spare time in the last year to help our staff and patients.
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We invited Ashish Joshi, Sky News health correspondent, to our King George Hospital A&E to witness firsthand the pressures our staff experience caring for mental health patients. You can watch the full report on Sky’s website.
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We’ve got 340 volunteers who give up their free time to help our patients and staff.
Read " How our 300 volunteers make a difference…"
