Social media helped save my leg, says Brummie
A Birmingham man used social media to save his leg from being amputated.
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Uplifting news for patient
A company has installed a free stair-lift after hearing about a patient with advanced cancer struggling to use the stairs.
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Albert's 'virtual' solution
Surgeons at Northwick Park Hospital used 3D technology to reconstruct a man’s jaw using part of his leg bone.
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What a sweet gesture!
A patient found a sweet way of thanking nurses in the Haematology Day Care Unit at Northwick Park Hospital.
Read moreImprovement fellows graduate
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.
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Sickle team celebrate big 40
The first specialist centre dedicated to treating Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia in the UK has celebrated its 40th anniversary.
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Volunteer's bubbly goodbye
One of the trust’s longest serving volunteers said goodbye to the trust today after 25 years in the driving seat.
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Starman spruces up hospital
Health Care Assistant Rolly Salditos brightened up elderly patients lives by hand-making more than 70 Christmas decorations to hang in Drydan Ward in Northwick Park Hospital.
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R&D team receive accreditation
LNWH’s Research and Development Department (R&D), which oversees clinical trials and research, is the first hospital trust in the UK to achieve clinical research site Workforce Quality Accreditation (WQA).
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Surgical team celebrate 250th robotic procedure
Clinical staff at Central Middlesex Hospital celebrated the completion of their 250th procedure using robotic surgery for knee replacements.
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