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The robots are coming

Posted Friday, 17 January 2020

Head and neck surgeons at Northwick Park have begun using robotic surgery to treat patients.

Adele is pictured presenting wrapped bonding squares to Matron Gene Taylor

Adele’s labour of love

Posted Thursday, 16 January 2020

Adele Phillips is putting her knitting skills to good use.

Harrow Mosque donates £11,000

Posted Tuesday, 14 January 2020

The Muslim community in Harrow showed its appreciation for the work of the local NHS by generously donating £11,000 to Northwick Park Hospital.

Annette Bodden Whisker holding a magnifying glass pictured in a CMH Theatre

London nurses front sci-fi flu campaign

Posted Monday, 30 December 2019

Nurses in North West London are fronting the trust’s annual flu campaign which uses the appliance of science to encourage more staff to get their free jab

John Byrne and Dr Lorenzo Patrone pictured together

Social media helped save my leg, says Brummie

Posted Monday, 23 December 2019

A Birmingham man used social media to save his leg from being amputated.

Kerry Wloskowicz, a MacMillan clinical nurse specialist

Uplifting news for patient

Posted Monday, 16 December 2019

A company has installed a free stair-lift after hearing about a patient with advanced cancer struggling to use the stairs.

Albert's 'virtual' solution

Posted Monday, 16 December 2019

Surgeons at Northwick Park Hospital used 3D technology to reconstruct a man’s jaw using part of his leg bone.

Two nurses from the Haematology Day Care Unit holding up a ‘thank you’ storyboard

What a sweet gesture!

Posted Monday, 16 December 2019

A patient found a sweet way of thanking nurses in the Haematology Day Care Unit at Northwick Park Hospital.

Our Improvement Fellowship programme forms a core aspect of our transformation programme. Participants are selected through a competitive process, and benefit from a dedicated structured training programme. Over the course of the programme, they must each undertake an improvement project of their own, which they evaluate in a formal poster for the graduation event.