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Congratulations to nurses Mia Small and Jo Gent who we reported last month had been shortlisted for Nutrition Nurse of the Year at the British Journal of Nursing Awards.

The UK’s first Equity Index which measures and tackles health inequalities has been shortlisted for a national award.

The index, which was created by LNWH Trust, has been nominated in the Reducing Health Inequalities Through Digital category of the Health Service Journal Digital Awards.

Congratulations to Nasser Arif who picked up two national awards for his work in cyber security.

A national improvement programme has highlighted the positive impact virtual wards are having on diabetes patients in North-West London.

St Mark’s Hospital has got an appetite for success, with two of its specialist nurses shortlisted for 'Nutrition Nurse of the Year' at the British Journal of Nursing Awards.

The IBD patient panel provide non-clinical advice to people living with IBD and work closely with St Marks ensuring the patient voice is heard.

Manawar first got involved with the panel after being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis (UC) several years ago.

LNWH has been named as one of 21 hospital trusts across the UK that will forge closer links with the private sector to improve both the speed and capacity of developing and trialing new medical treatments for patients.

Miriam Harris is used to treating sick patients but the A&E consultant found Ealing Hospital in need of some resuscitation when she became its medical director two years ago.

Speciality and Specialist doctors (SAS) will be given support to improve their careers through a training and development programme funded by NHS England.

Rebecca Willmont, 31, from Ruislip underwent surgery at Northwick Park Hospital to replace fused bones with an implant reversing damage caused by Otosclerosis, a common type of hearing loss.