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A trust nurse is the first in the world to highlight the importance of using a skin tone card to spot the early warning signs of pressure ulcers and other skin damage among black and Asian patients.

A free care bag is now available for patients with learning disabilities and autism to make them feel more comfortable in hospital.

Ealing Hospital celebrates the small army of non-clinical staff who keep it running behind-the-scenes with an exhibition which includes a 103-year-old volunteer, a pair of hungry raptors and a man as handy with a screwdriver as a surgeon is with a scalpel.

A hospital ward in Ealing is the first in the trust to win gold standard accreditation for its outstanding work.

The trust’s emergency departments are teaming up with the London Ambulance Service (LAS) to prioritise the need of Sickle Cell patients in crisis.

A new day room for the elderly at Ealing Hospital is offering patients a welcome change of environment.

A national survey on the prevalence of foot and leg amputations among diabetics has revealed that North West London has the best outcomes in the UK.

The job market is a daunting prospect for graduates but for people with learning disabilities it is especially tough often facing discrimination and prejudice.

Security officer Younes Ghouloul has spent 14 years helping keep the peace in our hospitals.

Victory is sweet for Ealing Hospital’s Paediatric Diabetes Team who were crowned champs at the Diabetes Nursing Awards (DNA) a year after finishing runners up.