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London North West University Healthcare has shown “renewed energy and enthusiasm” in its most recent quality inspection, says England’s Chief Inspector of Hospitals.

Nursing staff in Jack’s Place kept everyone on their toes by dressing up for Halloween.

This year’s Halloween line-up in the children’s ward included a homage to the Mexican Day of the Dead, an imp, a fiendish Queen of Hearts, chainsaw wielding consultant and assortment of ghouls, ghost and ghouls.

Rebecca Patel’s commitment to organ donation was sparked by the loss of her baby to meningitis seventeen years ago.

LNWH has won a national award for its work encouraging more than 300 nurses to make greater use of electronic rosters.

A hospice in west London is using virtual reality technology to help its patients manage anxiety and pain

The trust welcomed its latest group of students as part of pre-Project SEARCH work experience, a national initiative offering work experience and employment opportunities to students with learning disabilities and autism.

A pensioner has had a tailor-made jacket fitted inside his body after medical staff at Northwick Park Hospital discovered the ‘Rolls Royce of all aneurysms’ during a routine check-up.

He played a renegade replicant in Blade Runner , a vengeful down-and-out in Hobo with a Shotgun  and you certainly wouldn’t have given him a lift if you watched The Hitcher.

A local GP and community dietician have written a book they hope will empower Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities (BAME) to minimise or manage the impact of diabetes by being more aware of the carbohydrates in their food and adapting their eating habits.

Eating even a crust of bread became so painful for Margaret O’Sullivan that she preferred starving herself to taking another mouthful of food.