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The Imperial Health Knowledge Bank is a list of people who are interested in taking part in future research studies and allow us to store their health information. This will include data collected during routine care and patients will also have the option to provide a blood sample. For more information, visit: www.imperial.nhs.uk/imperialhealthknowledgebank

In this video, Professor Mark Thursz explains how the NIHR Imperial BRC brings together academics and clinicians to translate scientific discoveries into potential new treatments, diagnostics and technologies. Zena Alsaadi, a senior research nurse, tells us about the vital role of the BRC in her research. Caroline Alexander, lead clinical academic for Allied Health Professionals, gives an overv...

Uploaded with permission from the BBC. BBC Breakfast invited Chris and Zoltan on the sofa to discuss the second series of Channel 4's Emergency, which follows the minute-by-minute decisions that trauma teams make to treat the most serious cases: from life-saving interventions at the road-side to A&E critical care, and from cutting-edge surgery to painstaking rehabilitation. Chris is a consultan...

Virtual Wards and PATCH service | Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

The Fleming Centre, due to open in 2028, is a partnership between Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and Imperial College London and will be based at the historic St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London. Announcement of this patronage marks the start of a fundraising appeal to create the Centre. The opening of the Centre in 2028 will mark a century since the discovery of penicillin, the fir...

For #NHS75 we spoke to Dame Professor Averil Mansfield CBE, retired vascular surgeon at St Mary’s Hospital, who became the first female professor of surgery in the United Kingdom in 1993.

Carol Cato-Duncan, matron for renal at Hammersmith Hospital, reflects on the legacy of the Windrush generation on the NHS, how she was inspired to follow in her mother's footsteps to work for the NHS, and on the beauty of a diverse workforce and the impact this has on both patients and staff.

Ade, a management consultant originally from Ghana talks about his expearince living with sickle cell. He also speaks about the importance of advocacy, removing negative stereotypes and empowering the younger generation that live with sickle cell.

BBC London Evening News item from 11/05/2023 about the Ukrainian surgeons who have travelled to St Mary’s Hospital in London to learn complex life and limb-saving trauma surgery techniques to take back and use on victims of the war. Lead trauma surgeon Shehan Hettiaratchy volunteers with charity UK-Med who have helped to facilitate this vital training. Find out more: www.imperial.nhs.uk/about-u...

To celebrate #IND2023, we spoke to Dr Victoria Harmer, consultant nurse in breast care @ImperialNHS. Victoria shares her career journey into nursing and what a privilege it is to work with patients diagnosed with breast cancer, and to support them and their loved ones. Thank you to all our wonderful nurses!

To celebrate #IWD2023, we spoke to Jennifer Badoe, matron for Private maternity services at Queen Charlotte’s & Chelsea Hospital. Jennifer shares what inspired her to become a midwife and what a privilege it is to help mothers bring new life into the world.

Why have genetic testing for your children?

Is your cancer genetic?

Have you thought about genetics?

Sickle cell in children and young people part 1

What is carpal tunnel syndrome?

What is tendonitis?

How to treat tendonitis

What is back pain?

What is osteoarthritis?

How to treat osteoarthritis

How to treat back pain

Sickle cell disease: treatment and management

Celebrating the festive season on our children's wards

Dementia care team festive tea party

English National Opera | ENO Breathe