25 March 2025
Dr Sarah Crabtree, Patient and Public Involvement/Engagement (PPIE) Coordinator for the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine, explains more about incorporating PPIE into your workflow, and shares useful resources.
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Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist, Sarah Dzumbira, shares her journey into the profession.
Staff with connections to the Windrush generation share their stories to mark 75 years since the HMT Empire Windrush arrived in Britain.
There are lot of developments coming from the histopathology department; Dr Liron explains why she finds it an exciting place to work.
The Consultant haematologist and haemato-pathologist shares an exciting training opportunity and talks about his passion for education.
Prof Prokar Dasgupta, KHP Professor of Surgery, is among those in the partnership recognised in the Honours, the first by King Charles III.
Kevin O’Gallagher explains his role within the Cardiovascular Clinical Academic Group for this KHPeople personal profile. In particular, he expands on a proposed study to investigate the relationship between aortic pathology and dementia that could one day transform future patient therapies.
King's Health Partners Haematology marks World Sickle Cell Day 2023 with a reflection of how they have transformed sickle cell care.
A new Digital Health Hub has been awarded to King's College London as part of Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council investment.
The Clinical and Care Professional Lead describes her love for good data, and how she often refers back to some Prof John Moxham advice.
The Addressing Trauma in healthcare episode of the Mind & Body Share and Learn highlighted the impact of trauma-informed care.
King’s College Hospital has been selected to conduct a promising new research study using stem-cell therapy to treat Type 1 diabetes.
The Professor of Nursing Policy at King's College London explains how she loves to build connections, and embrace complex challenges.
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