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 The importance of rehabilitation in the recovery of intensive care patients is the subject of a month-long session of daily talks taking place at Ealing and Northwick Park intensive care units. 

Inspired to bang a few in the back of the net after watching England’s march towards World Cup Final.

LNWH is holding a public engagement event for patients, service users and other community members affected by sickle cell disease.

Over the last year, the Trust has made significant improvements to its sickle cell service, including establishing a dedicated sickle cell admission area on its haematology ward, appointing a new sickle cell consultant and appointing a new sickle cell nurse consultant.

Our Clinical Research Facility at Northwick Park Hospital are looking for volunteers to take part in a study looking at the use of different Covid-19 vaccines and doses as a third dose. You will be reimbursed for your time and travel up to £225.

A hospital service pioneering the use of an app allowing heart failure patients to self-monitor their condition at home has been shortlisted for an international award

Northwick Park will be the first A&E department in the UK to use anthropology to study cultural factors that may be shaping people’s behaviours to illness and their use of healthcare services.

If doctors look after patients, then who is looking after the doctors?

It’s World Contraception Day (Sept 26) highlighting philanthropist Melinda Gate’s belief that ‘contraceptives are the greatest life-saving, poverty-ending, women-empowering innovation ever created.”

Former prison officer Keith Parsons is looking forward to getting released later today after becoming the first patient to be treated in Ealing Hospital’s new cath lab.

It is Falls Awareness Week and nurses Florence Muratu and Ursula Abiodun are visiting our hospital sites providing advice on how to minimise the risk of falls both in hospital and at home.