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Former prison officer Keith Parsons is looking forward to getting released later today after becoming the first patient to be treated in Ealing Hospital’s new cath lab.

It is Falls Awareness Week and nurses Florence Muratu and Ursula Abiodun are visiting our hospital sites providing advice on how to minimise the risk of falls both in hospital and at home.

An initiative ensuring patients are well enough for surgery has been given additional funding to build on the success of a four-month pilot.

The Trust welcomes a new Chief People Officer next week with close personal ties to the community and its hospitals.

A Harrow mother will be lacing up her trainers to raise money for LNWH Charity at the Royal Parks Half Marathon on October 9.

Willesden Centre for Health will house one of seven new community based diagnostic centres (CDCs) helping tackle the backlog of patients that built up during the pandemic.

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Ealing Hospital volunteer Beryl Carr gained further plaudits when she was named as one of the 50 happiest Britons.

The Internet may have encouraged a generation of armchair doctors but has also helped raised awareness of medical conditions and people’s right to question medical professionals.

Visitors to intensive care can get a better understanding of the unit’s work with the installation of large-scale schematics and a patient information guide illustrating how equipment is used to help patients in one of the most technologically advanced areas of a hospital.