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Health visitors focus on the welfare of mother and baby but what about the father’s mental health and wellbeing?

The trust has won a national award for delivering vital training to frontline staff during the pandemic.

Clinicians have responded to the on-going Covid-19 pandemic by establishing a novel surgical pathway for patients suffering from complicated gallstones in the bile duct.

Central Middlesex Hospital always had an eye for a good opportunity so head hunted its entire ophthalmology team 25 years ago.

A group of maternity units including Northwick Park has won a national award for preventing Cerebral Palsy in babies born prematurely.

Helena Whitfield found herself on the frontline of the pandemic when she was redeployed to work in intensive care earlier this year.

Colonel Glynn Evans has dedicated much of his life to public service.

The trust continues to improve its performance against the national emergency care standard, to see and treat patients within four hours of arrival, and is now among the top ten highest performing organisations in the UK for the first time.

Northwick Park has had some unusual employees over the years from Jeeves the Robot who carried blood samples and notes around the hospital to a Harrier Hawk called Zeus used to scare pigeons.

A service with the human touch has won a national award for helping families stay in contact with their loved ones during the pandemic.