60 seconds with... Deji Balogun
Deji Balogan shares his experiences as an apprentice and health care support worker at St Bartholomew’s Oncology ward during the crisis.
#TeamBartsHealth blogs
From Hull to London: individual and population South Asian perspectives
Dr Amitava Banerjee comments on the intertwined history of Britain and South Asia. He contemplates what ethnicity means and addresses inequaliteis in the health care system.
St Bartholomew’s to Romania: a patient’s journey home
Nurse Kulveer Rehsi reflects on the efforts of the palliative care team and oncology doctors on ward 5A to help a patient spend their final days in their native Romania.
120 years: Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
For South Asian Heritage Month, Dr. Rageshri Dhairyawan shares his story.
Diversity, inclusion and the right to simply be yourself is as important as ever
In this blog St Bartholomew's chief executive Charles Knight reflects on the importance of diversity and inclusion and how, particularly during the pandemic, it is vital to be an ally to the LGBTQ+ community.
We all have a right to live authentically
Hello my name is Faye and I work as an administrator in the antenatal clinic at Newham Hospital. I am 29 years young and I am an out and proud lesbian of colour.