Health Education England’s (HEE) Chairman Sir Keith Pearson and Director of Nursing, Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, joined a celebration event at Queen’s Hospital to recognise our healthcare assistants (HCAs) who have completed their Care Certificate.

A reformed scrooge paid a visited to Queen’s Hospital to deliver presents to poorly children in our Emergency Department.

Primary schoolchildren got to sing some of their favourite carols at Queen’s Hospital just before Christmas – including Rockin’ Robin.

Paralympic swimmer Amy Marren, who won Bronze in the Rio Paralympics this year, paid a visit to Queen’s Hospital just before Christmas to hand out presents to our poorly young patients.

It was in December 2006 that Queen’s Hospital first opened its doors to our patients, replacing the former Oldchurch and Harold Wood hospitals.

Poorly children at Queen’s and King George hospitals have had their day brightened by visits from football stars.

Due to significant pressures on healthcare services across London today, our Emergency Department at Queen’s Hospital is busier than usual.

Well done to our Chair, Maureen Dalziel, who was presented with the award for making the Biggest Impact of 2016 in the Not the Healthcare Awards ceremony on Monday (5 December.)

A new asthma toolkit has been launched to support clinicians, GPs, pharmacists, commissioners, schools and parents in care in London to provide the best care for children and young people asthma.

The festive season is well and truly underway at Queen’s Hospital, after children from Suttons Primary School were the first choir to perform in our atrium yesterday (Monday 5 December).