New translations keeping everyone safe at St Bartholomew's
Gulnar (Gully) Vasta explains how we’ve adapted our front door screening process at St Bartholomew’s to keep everyone safe during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Redeployment stories from The Royal London Hospital medical wards
Sophie Parkin from St Bartholomew’s Hospital and Benidick Batallones and Adrian Ramdass from The Royal London Hospital, discuss their redeployment experiences and encourage others to do the same.
The Dementia and Delirium team keep patients connected with their loved ones
Jane Ikeagwu, Dementia Clinical Nurse Specialist at The Royal London Hospital, shares what her team have been doing to keep patients connected with their friends and families during the Covid-19 pandemic.
How our virtual phlebotomy and pharmacy project is helping patients receive care closer to home
Barts Health consultant haematologist Dr Tom Butler reveals how a collaboration between primary and secondary care is keeping our patients safe well beyond the Covid-19 pandemic.
We will all remember
Syd Downton is the Office Junior at the Whipps Cross Hospital management offices, and joined Whipps Cross via Project Search.
The only way to get over this pandemic is through it, armed with a vaccine
Fatai Peleowo, patient transport officer at Newham Hospital, blogs about how he feels about receiving the Covid-19 vaccine and why others should consider having it.
Senior charge nurse John pays tribute to redeployed colleagues
John Wells, who works in adult critical care at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, says ‘thank you’ to the nurses and health care support workers helping us to navigate this very difficult period of the pandemic.
“It’s a privilege to help families through the most traumatic time of their lives”
Intensive care nurse Emily Huntingford reflects on the realities of caring for patients with Covid-19.
Vince, our beloved friend and colleague passed away
Sadly, Vincent Lawlor a much loved and respected health advisor within the sexual health service passed away on 28 December 2020.
Army surgeon Tom dons his scrubs and helps our nurses in ITU
Tom Konig is a Consultant Vascular and Trauma Surgeon at The Royal London Hospital, he also serves as a regular Army officer, and a surgeon in the Army.