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Tag Archives: st georges university of london
Jane Burdett has long had a passion for improving the experience for patients and families in the General Intensive Care Unit at St George’s Hospital. Jane founded Molly’s Smile Fund after losing her 19 year old daughter in 2015 after a short, gruelling battle with a rare blood...
Nov, 21, 2019
More than 3,000 people across London with Type 1 diabetes have received life-changing diabetes monitors through the NHS Long Term Plan.
The innovative device, which is the size of a £2 coin and worn on the arm, means people with Type 1 diabetes do not have to carry out multiple finger-prick...
In 2016, a passionate father set himself the task of completing over 67,000 burpees by adding one rep every single day for a year to help raise money for St George’s Hospital in Tooting, after they saved the lives of his twin sons.
Having completed his challenge, Craig Peters then went ...
On Sunday 1 September, Ronald McDonald House Tooting hosted their very own house party as part of a nationwide celebration to mark the 30th birthday of Ronald McDonald House Charities UK.
Ronald McDonald House Tooting provides eight bedrooms and is just one of the 11 Houses across the UK providing an...
Congratulations to Charlotte Day, one of the midwives at St George’s in Tooting, on the birth of her baby boy Milo!
On Wednesday 14 August, Charlotte left work after delivering a baby at 7.30pm. Just seven hours later at 3am, she returned to the hospital in labour with her own baby!
A total of...
Anthony lost a lot of blood at the scene and doesn’t remember much about his accident.
Anthony said: “I threw myself off the saw. I don’t know whether it was my brain playing tricks on me, but it was like an out of body experience; I could see myself and see what I’d...
David said: “I’m delighted to have received this award. Reaching 70 years with diabetes has had its ups and downs but it was worth the wait and determination – I’m very stubborn!”
Dr Nicola Neary, Consultant in Acute Medicine and Diabetes & Endocrinology, delivered a...
NHS Blood and Transplant is reminding donors in Tooting to give blood throughout the summer to help those who need it most.
Regular donations are vital because stocks are more vulnerable at this time of year. People get distracted by holidays, sporting events and the warmer weather, and stocks...
“St George’s is an NHS Foundation Trust, which means it elects staff and public Governors. Public Governors represent the best interests of the public by scrutinising the big decisions the Trust makes and checking its performance. We are there as a check and balance but we work...
Charles Venn said, “The NHS is a national treasure for a reason – it is there for us all in our time of need, no matter what.
“That’s why I want you all to join together on 5 July and show the NHS just how much we love it, by raising a cuppa in support of NHS charities across...
Jun, 14, 2019
The 39th London Marathon had a record number of entrants this year, including the Principal of Tooting’s St George’s, University of London, Professor Jenny Higham.
Prof Higham decided to run her first-ever marathon this year in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), the...
St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has published a new five year strategy for the organisation today, Tuesday 23 April (St George’s Day).
The new strategy – Delivering outstanding care, every time (2019-2024) - is designed to give everyone connected with...
At the end of the six weeks the students are invited into St George’s to practice their skills in the clinical skills training labs, given them an insight into life in St George’s.
Andrew Knox, Deputy Head at Merton Abbey School in Wimbledon, one of the schools participating in the...
I am totally in awe of these dedicated women, who work so hard at St George's and choose to go over and above their medical roles by running 13 miles to raise money for the neonatal unit. You can read more and sponsor them here.
Later this month it’s Mother’s Day. Forty mums ...
Mr Bell had a short stay in hospital before being discharged home. He also suffered a broken nose in the fall, which was manipulated back into the correct position during the operation by Miss Witherow.
He is being seen in January at St George’s for follow-up and review, but is otherwise fully...
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