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Read the full story500 babies now recruited to world-leading genetic study
Over 500 babies born at our Trust have been registered to take part in a world-first NHS study that is aiming to screen up to 100,000 newborns across England for more than 200 rare genetic conditions.
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Read the full storyConsultation opens on updated designs for the Fleming Centre, a new research and engagement hub at St Mary’s Hospital
Imperial College Healthcare has unveiled updated designs for the Fleming Centre, to be built on the St Mary’s Hospital campus, drawing on initial public, staff and partner feedback earlier this year.
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Read the full storyNearly 140,000 patients in north west London can now take part in research through Imperial Health Knowledge Bank
The increase in registrations follows integration between the Care Information Exchange – London's personal health record platform – and Imperial Health Knowledge Bank.
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Staff at the Trust feature explain why a wide network of clinical staff should get involved in research.
Many health researchers are practising doctors, but the Trust and its university partner Imperial College London are keen to encourage other clinical staff, such as nurses, midwives and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs), to take up research opportunities.
