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- A beekeeper with a life-threatening bee allergy and the consultant who saved her
- A closer look at the NHS Genomic medicine service
- Scott O'Brien
- A practical approach to integrated care for chronic kidney disease
- A practical way to join up care and focus on health for all
- “A stem cell transplant let me walk again”
- Acknowledging how intense our work can be and how normal our reactions are
- After brain injury, patients and their families can feel confident to self-manage
- An ultra-sound career: my life as a senior radiographer
- Speed dating with a difference – how our apprenticeship programme creates the perfect match between candidate and manager
- Bariatric surgery – not just about losing weight
- Behind the headlines: NHS care and overseas patients
- Behind the headlines: Understanding the complex challenges facing the NHS
- Behind the scenes: Trust staff on responding to coronavirus
- Behind the statistics: why we need a cultural change in our approach to dementia care
- Better health for life through compassionate communities
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- Building better leaders with Horizons
- Caution is key when it comes to ‘vaginal seeding’
- Celebrating 200 years of Charing Cross Hospital
- Charity begins at hospital
- “It’s all about representation”: How I gained the courage to chart my path in research
- Closing in on integrated care
- How we implemented a command centre to tackle winter pressures
- Creating moments and memories for people with dementia
- Working together to deliver Covid-19 tests at home
- For great hospital care, let’s focus on what patients with dementia can do, not what they can’t
- Developing a Covid-19 testing strategy with local, national and global impact
- Easing delirium in intensive care
- Empowering young people with severe allergies to share their stories
- Empowering nurses to make improvements
- Empowering young people to become health conscious adults
- Enabling faster access to specialist care for patients with chest pain
- #LoveOurEUstaff — why Brexit means we need to make it clear
- How we’re ensuring better care for older people with traumatic injuries
- Ensuring better care and increased efficiency are two sides of the same coin
- Ensuring safety under pressure
- How we’re evolving our services to deliver better results for patients
- "Fifty years in the NHS doesn’t feel like very long…”
- “I always wanted to be a surgeon,” says first UK female professor of surgery Averil Mansfield
- Forty years and still going strong: the variety of a nursing life
- Frequent A&E visits: the personalised service for chronic conditions
- From sceptic to convert: why I always get my flu jab
- From Windrush to the wards: Carol Cato-Duncan shares her family story
- Genomics is changing the way I treat my patients
- NoSH
- Grandfather of allergy, Dr William Frankland, aged 106, on popularising the pollen count, working with Alexander Fleming and spending 70 years in the NHS
- Harnessing the healing power of art and creativity to improve patient care
- Helping young people with sickle cell to have a sense of normality
- How a pioneering procedure can reach the brain without a single cut
- How acts of kindness can improve care and strengthen teams
- care homes
- How is Covid-19 affecting BAME communities?
- Health providers play a key role in improving the experiences of the LGBT+ community
- Regaining your independence: how occupational therapists help patients to return to their life outside hospital
- How our hospitals have prepared for winter
- How reasonable adjustments have helped me succeed in nursing
- How research is showing us the way out of the global pandemic
- How same day emergency care helps patients avoid hospital stays
- From overseas battlefields to terrorist incidents at home: how specialist major trauma teams are saving lives
- How specialist nurses with ‘extended’ roles are changing the way we provide care for good
- How the Care Information Exchange helped me manage my daughter’s care
- How volunteers “Make a Difference” at our hospitals
- How we reduced our sonographer vacancy rate from 53 to two per cent
- How whole genome sequencing can improve disease management
- How you can help a loved one with dementia feel more at ease
- I feel privileged
- Together, we can improve flow throughout our hospitals
- Improving antenatal care with genetic testing
- Improving neonatal care in Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Improving safety through collaboration, connection and behaviour change
- “In the pharmacy department, the patient is at the centre of everything we do – and we do a lot”
- Patient involvement - necessity not 'nice to have'
- It’s time to celebrate the incredible resilience young people have shown in the pandemic
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities: How it feels to be a deaf person working at the Trust
- “It’s so rewarding to support nurses to become more confident in what they do.”
- Job-sharing
- Keeping memory loss research in mind
- Listening
- Learning from our staff during Covid-19
- Let us tackle race inequality together
- Living and working with sickle cell disease
- Living with cancer at Christmas: how to get the most from the festive period
- Diabetes at 15
- Looking after the elderly at home this winter
- Long Term Plan
- A job that never gets old: loving life as a ward manager at the Trust
- How Macmillan navigators ease the journey for patients with cancer
- Make kindness your New Year’s resolution
- Making a difference on Charles Pannett ward
- Managing clinical trials when every second counts
- “Nursing is a grand career”: A day in the life of Alice Markey, discharge nurse
- Meet our festive vaccinators!
- “Midwives are advocates for women during their pregnancy and labour”
- “My breastfeeding advice for new mothers”
- My day in A&E
- Nadia’s Rest Nest: a staff room with a difference
- Breath test
- Saving precious time for stroke patients: our new thrombectomy service
- NHS 70: Lord Darzi on robotics, career development and how the NHS can respond to changing demands
- How UK Living Kidney Sharing Schemes mean more patients can receive life-changing transplants
- NHS charities are crucial to the nation’s health; we just need to show how
- Offering specialist child health expertise to local communities
- Our local children’s services offer real evidence that integrated care models can help solve NHS challenges
- "As Black research scientists, these are our observations on the Covid-19 vaccination and ethnicity"
- How staff commitment led to an ‘outstanding’ CQC rating for maternity services
- Outstanding maternity care: Giving birth at Queen Charlotte’s & Chelsea Hospital
- Patients are the best judge of NHS services, and we must enlist their help
- Beyond NHS treatment: Why we support patients to access treatments not offered on the NHS
- Personal reflections on International Women’s Day
- How to PREPARE for surgery and speed your recovery
- Pressure on EDs
- “Working with HIV/AIDS patients was the highlight of my clinical career”
- Prostate cancer: symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and beyond
- How I’m pursuing research as an allied health professional
- Quality improvement is everyone's job
- How our pathology service developed a rapid-result flu test service
- The rare disease mistaken for asthma
- Ready for a major incident: how to ensure we’re prepared for the worst
- Reducing unnecessary cannulation at Charing Cross Hospital
- Reflections on the challenges staff have faced
- Relationships, resilience, and collaboration help deepen integration during Covid-19, and for the long-term
- "How my research led to a change in practice and better nutritional care for patients"
- Returning home
- “We’re creating a Save Your Vein movement to improve care for dialysis patients nationwide”
- Share facts, not flu: Q&A with Dr Anne Kinderlerer
- Shirley Dowden for Black History Month: a 46-year career in nursing
- Supporting people with learning disabilities into work
- Swapping STIs for ICU – redeployment and cross-skilling in the era of COVID-19
- Tackling female genital mutilation through practical partnerships
- Tackling race inequality with progress but much more to do
- Taking part in clinical trials – A patient’s perspective
- “The charity helped us stay with our son”
- Read my lips: the downside of PPE for people with hearing loss, and what we can all do to help
- The flu jab: protecting patients and busting myths
- The future is personalised medicine
- The NHS has a critical role to play in pioneering new treatments that draw on the best, new research
- Hospital in focus: the role of private healthcare within Imperial College Healthcare
- We’re transforming our outpatient services – here’s why and how
- Under pressure – how we’re reducing pressure ulcers in our hospitals
- Understanding how Covid-19 spreads
- Using digital technology to improve sepsis care
- How I’ll use my research fellowship to improve patient care
- Using video consultations for children and young people
- “Through volunteering, I’ve become more confident”
- We all have a role to play in fighting antimicrobial resistance
- We need support to bring More Smiles to children in London
- We need to be honest about our challenges this winter, plan ahead and work together
- We need to talk about post-mortem exams
- Why A&E is struggling to be a ‘place of safety’ for mental health patients in crisis
- Why digital communication means more – not less – contact with patients
- Why fewer, more specialist stroke units are saving lives
- “Why I became a live kidney donor”
- "After 28 years, I still love being a midwife"
- Why I wanted to bring baby boxes to the UK
- Why safeguarding victims of domestic abuse is more important than ever
- Why we opened our doors to TV cameras
- Why we still need Pride in 2019
- “Working as a nurse in the NHS is hard, but I think it is an honour to do this role”
- Working in the midst of a major incident: first-hand experience from A&E
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