In his latest update, Matthew Trainer speaks about our new Women's Health Hub opening, our work around HIV testing, and preparing for winter.

In his latest update, Matthew Trainer speaks about the opening of our new Ageing Well Centre, and becoming the first NHS Trust in the country to have achieved an apprenticeship award.

In his latest update, Matthew Trainer speaks about visits from MPs and councillors, a new state-of-the-art scanner and one of our consultants meeting the King.

We’re entering a period of potentially significant change in the NHS and at our Trust, a state of affairs that is familiar to anyone who’s worked in the health service for a number of years. After the General Election Lord Darzi, a former government minister, was asked to review the NHS. On the day his report was published I appeared on the BBC’s Newscast podcast and Fiona Wheeler, my deputy, was on ITV News to discuss its findings. 

In his latest update, Matthew Trainer speaks about the work we're doing for young adults in our community with learning disabilities, a national award for our A&E team, and some innovative work by gynaecology team.

In his latest update, Matthew speaks about the publication of our new organisational strategy, our new nursing colleagues, and a final update on our car park at Queen's Hospital

In his latest update, Matthew Trainer speaks about a number of recent award shortlists, how we're helping out our staff and their families, and a delay in the top floor of our car park reopening.

For two weeks in July we celebrated the contributions made by our volunteers, partners and staff to the work of our Trust. The events, held at King George Hospital (KGH) and inside a marquee in front of Queen’s Hospital, took place against the backdrop of recent significant improvements. 

In his latest update, Matthew Trainer speaks about the great work in our theatres, our Radiology team's impressive progress, and a recent visit from local MP Margaret Mullane.

In his latest update, Matthew Trainer talks about three of our longest serving nurses being recognised for outstanding care, and formally opening our CDC.