We’re thrilled to announce  we’ve been awarded gold for our commitment to being an inclusive workplace in our recent Talent inclusion and diversity evaluation (TIDE) results.

Our neuro critical care ward at Queen’s Hospital has been recognised, under our ward accreditation scheme, for improving the care they provide.

We held a hands-on teaching day for trainee neurosurgeons, enabling them to try out a range of surgical techniques with skull models, as well as using eggs and oranges to test their fine motor skills.

We’ve been helping colleagues with the cost of school uniform ahead of the new academic year.

Tropical Lagoon, our children’s ward at Queen’s Hospital, had a special visit from Teddies for Loving Care (TLC) who donated dozens of bears for children who are staying in our hospitals.

The work of our Theatre team was beamed across the world as they undertook a laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery in front of a live audience during a session at the Kenyan Devolution Conference.

Mark Chinery, Fire and Security Manager at our Trust, is preparing to take on a gruelling three-day cycling challenge next month to support King George & Queen’s Hospitals Charity.

We’ve received great feedback about our new training programme for doctors in anaesthesia and intensive care.

Our staff marked South Asian Heritage Month (18 July to 17 August) by coming together to celebrate and share their own stories.

We were delighted to welcome Duncan Burton, Chief Nursing Officer for England, to Queen’s Hospital to present an award to the family of Vikki Thorpe.