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- “At the Trust we are putting our emphasis on achieving equity not just equality”: Meet Hannah Franklin
- Black History Month 2023 'Saluting our sisters' by Joselyn King
- Black History Month 2023 - A blog from Chenika Goldson
- Black History Month 2024 Blog – Barry Seemungal, PhD, FRCP
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- Celebrating 51 years of friendship born from our Trust
- Changing the order of breast cancer treatments may lead to better care: Q&A with Mr Paul Thiruchelvam and Mr Daniel Leff
- Compassionate Communities funding to support patients who are waiting for treatment
- Discharge before noon takes persistence and planning
- “You must run clinical trials to develop new drugs, which is why our work is so important” – Meet Dr Marian Donegan
- Brenda Deocampo, Lead Nurse/CXH-Acute & Specialist Medicine, shares her story for ESEA with a blog entry - Never a ‘first class citizen’.
- From the Philippines to Imperial: Building a life at Charing Cross Hospital
- From Windrush to the wards: Carol Cato-Duncan shares her family story
- “Heart failure is a big cause of hospital admissions and prolonged hospital stays”: Meet Clare Screeche-Powell
- “I am proud of my military service, and I am equally proud of the men and women that serve their country today” – Meet Tom Jacques
- "I feel privileged to be in the position to deliver care”: Meet Dr Brian Wang
- New book uses scientific evidence to help people lose weight
- Why this year’s bivalent Covid-19 booster vaccines offer improved protection
- Improving health and equity – everybody’s business
- Improving safety through collaboration, connection and behaviour change
- Improving the lives of patients with sickle cell disease: Meet Steven Okoli
- In honour of East and South East Asian Heritage Month - Fraya Nebrija, Junior Sister at St. Mary’s Hospital
- In honour of South Asian Heritage Month 2024 - Jessica Fernandes
- In honour of South Asian Heritage Month - Nymeth Ali
- NHS75: Introducing Dr Alasdair Fraser, a medical student at the start of the NHS
- NHS75: Introducing Lord Moran, the man who won over early opposition to the NHS
- Investing in volunteers to build connections with our communities
- “It is a privilege to help people during their most difficult times”: Meet Gillian Chumbley
- “It is incredibly humbling and empowering to be the first doctor to win MasterChef” – Meet Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed
- "I knew the gut microbiome was important to our health and I wanted to focus my future career on understanding how": Meet James Kinross
- South Asian Heritage Month 2023: Jazz Thind, Chief Financial Officer
- Jinju James, shares her story for South Asian Heritage Month 2023.
- Lay partners ensure patients, and the community are being listened to: Meet Phayza Fudlalla
- “Life sciences is key to the future of the NHS” - Professor Tim Orchard
- The best protection against measles
- “Around 250 people under 30 in the UK get diagnosed with breast cancer each year”: Meet Alex Barnao
- Meet Asmahan, a patient safety partner at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
- “I genuinely love my job, I love what I can deliver for my patients.” Meet Donna Rowe, clinical nurse specialist in our Fracture Liaison Service
- “Clinical trials help improve medical practice and discover new treatments” – meet Idah Mojela
- “My rotation with Paddington Life Sciences has provided incredible opportunities”: Meet James Harkness
- “We’re working with people at their lowest. It’s the scariest, most painful point in their lives.” Meet Luke Wilkinson, Trauma and orthopaedics physiotherapist
- Meet Matthew Swindells, the first joint chair for all four acute trusts in north west London
- Medical director Mr Raymond Anakwe on what inspired him to join the NHS
- Miss Georgina Williams: Transforming Lives Through Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- "Nurses are perfectly placed to take part in research." Meet Niamh Bohnacker, senior clinical research nurse
- How midwife Niki Robins supports families through bereavement
- “Ovarian cancer – previously known as the silent killer – is not so silent anymore”: Meet Professor Christina Fotopoulou
- "Imperial College Healthcare is a great place to pursue clinical research": Meet Rowan Boyles
- The best thing about working in trauma is that no day or patient is the same”: Meet Sara Logan, major trauma ward matron
- “As a society, we need to appreciate women’s health as its own entity”: Meet Srdjan Saso
- Meet the cancer patients and scientists leading the search for new cures
- Meet the surgeons transforming diabetic foot care
- My experience of the HDR UK Black Internship Programme
- Better, quicker and more effective treatment for patients with sepsis
- Nicola Crossey on the power of occupational therapy in emergency care
- Nursing and midwifery at Imperial’s journey on the Pathway to Excellence
- Obstetrician reflects on providing maternity care in Yemen
- “Open Britain is a celebration of migration and the benefits it brings to our society”: Meet photographer JJ Keith
- “Organ donation is one of the most beautiful things that people can do”: Meet Frank Dor
- “There is a whole system that comes together for every patient:” Professor Raj Bhattacharya on his surgical career
- "Our local communities are key to successful research”: Meet Maria Piggin
- “The NHS is part of us all”: personal reflections as the NHS turns 76
- Professor Mark Thursz on looking after your liver and more
- Professor Onn Min Kon, Head of the Tuberculosis (TB) service at the Trust and Professor of Respiratory Medicine at the National Heart & Lung Institute, Imperial College London, originates from Malaysia, and shares his story of how his 'roots' inspired a British education and career in medicine.
- "Promoting a research culture in emergency medicine is essential”: Meet Mary Dawood, consultant nurse emergency medicine
- Putting female scientists at the forefront of women’s health research
- “Rare diseases need to be focussed into specialist centres so that patient outcomes can improve”: Meet Professor Michael Seckl
- Remembering Windrush: Honouring the Legacy and Advocating for Sickle Cell Disorder
- My Breast Cancer Journey: Shirlee Rufo's Story
- Supporting our armed forces staff and patients
- Dr Georgina Williams on supporting patients with breast cancer
- “Teamwork is what carries us through when we treat patients with such horrific injuries”: Meet Kshem Yapa, consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon
- “The eye can be used as a window into the brain to look at different diseases”: Meet Professor Francesca Cordeiro
- The Fleming Centre: Driving the fight against antimicrobial resistance
- The importance of dedicated healthcare support for veterans
- "The photos on the wards were like therapy for me": Meet Hannah Grace Deller
- “Dying matters and the way we talk about dying matters”: Meet Christine Dorsett
- “There aren’t many careers where you can save or change a person’s life for the better”: Meet Chris Jordan, consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon
- Using volunteers to reduce Did Not Attend rate amongst the most deprived
- What is Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome?
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