The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) is improving care for people living with heart failure across the East of England thanks to a clinical trial that has delivered faster, safer treatment.
A Community Paediatrics Children’s Oncology Nurse, described by a young patient’s mother as a ‘beautiful soul’ has received a special award for ‘providing the best care’.
Patients at The QEH are helping to shape the future of care for older people with hip fractures after the hospital became the top recruiting site in England for a major national clinical trial.
To mark World Cancer Day, The QEH’s Macmillan Cancer Wellbeing and Support Centre will be hosting an open drop-in event on Wednesday 4 February, 10am–3pm.
The QEH’s Deputy Medical Director and Consultant Vascular Surgeon, Professor Felicity Meyer, is among the surgeons featured in a major new national exhibition celebrating the contribution of women working in surgery across the UK.
Patients and staff on West Raynham Ward at The QEH are taking on a virtual Land’s End to John O’Groats cycling challenge to help fund a specialist library for people recovering from a stroke.
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