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The flu never sleeps … and apparently neither do Ealing ITU's peer vaccinators.

Nursing is a demanding profession but back in the day they were expected to be unmarried or widowed and live under the watchful eye of matron. 

Local hospitals are already seeing their first flu patients and encouraging the public to have their vaccination as soon as possible.

Our home birth service is now up and running again following a temporary interruption when our contracted provider went into administration. The resumption gives women and families across Brent, Ealing and Harrow greater choice over where they give birth.

A St Mark's patient has put his musical talents to good use by recording songs about his experience of living with Inflamatory Bowel Disease (IBD).

Congratulations to Luxmi Dhoonmoon who has been named BAME Nurse of the Year as the first nurse 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.

The NHS has set itself an ambitious target of signing up one million new organ donors by the end of the year.

A medicines management transformation programme that has delivered more than £5.3m in improvement and efficiency savings has been shortlisted for a national prize.

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

Life's a gas for Anthoney Marchetti who joined Central Middlesex Hospital as a 17-year-old apprentice fitter.