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New weekly sessions to help people living with lung conditions

Pam Cooper, Healthcare Assistant on Cardiology Ward 4 at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) is the first winner of the new Employee of the Month scheme at the Trust, for July 2019.

Congratulations to Ward Manager Itohan Ibude and Fetal Medicine Midwife Sue Percival, for being awarded prestigious Chief Nursing Officer awards by NHS England’s Chief Nurse, Ruth May

As part of our continued programme to improve the environment at our maternity unit at University Hospital Lewisham (UHL)

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Val Davison, Chair of Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust (LGT), today (22 July) thanked partners Vinci Facilities for supporting LGT’s staff awards and staff recognition programme through the donation of £6,000.

The South East London Community Head and Neck Cancer Team (CHANT) has won a prestigious national NHS award.

The infection prevention and control team at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in Woolwich today (17 July 2019) showcased their work in reducing hospital inquired infections to experts in infection control from Japan, including the President of The Infection Control Support Association of Japan, Mr Eiji Doi.

Places still available for 18 July. We want to improve our services for patients who come through the emergency department at QEH.

Justine White, Breastfeeding Advisor for the Trust, has been cited in an inspirational TEDx talk for her kindness and compassion in going the extra mile to support local women.

Viewers of ITV’s Good Morning Britain this Monday saw two of our amazing staff taking centre stage.

Our award winning maternity services are continuing to make huge improvements for local familities.

The breast unit at Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) has received a donation of £84,710 to fund a breast biopsy machine called the Brevera System. The money was donated by Brook Hospital Cancer Care Fund, which has been raising money for QEH for 31 years.

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust is trialling the award winning ‘Stroke Active’ a new stroke rehabilitation app designed to help stroke patients recover faster.