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At KHP Neurosciences' first-ever Critical Care Connection Symposium, health and care professionals from critical care, psychiatry, neurology, and psychology came together to explore how their specialties intertwine in the intensive care setting. The symposium drew more than 120 clinicians, academic clinicians, and academics eager to rethink intensive care as a holistic practice that addresses both mind and body. 

A new community-led project in Lewisham is helping people get timely support for arthritis and mental health, reducing barriers to care and improving day-to-day management.

Frontline health and care teams receive support from experts advisers to plan evaluations and measure what matters. The South London Evaluation Advice Clinic helps teams develop their service improvement initiatives aimed at creating better outcomes for patients and communities.

The year four MBBS student discusses his new board role with KHP Academic Surgery, his interest in robotics and AI, and how working within a partnership provides invaluable opportunities to make connections.

Find out what Shirin got up to on a recent KHP Summer Internship with King’s Clinical Academic Training Office (KCATO)

KHP Mind & Body has been awarded a £1 million grant by Versus Arthritis to scale the PEACS programme nationally. This funding will help more people living with chronic pain across the UK to access effective mind and body care.

For World Mental Health Day, KHP Mind & Body share how a physical health review brought attention to the health inequalities affecting adults with SMI. The team explores the findings and explains how they have inspired positive change.

The latest resources to support healthcare professionals prevent illness and improve outcomes for residents are now available in one central location.

Dr Samuel Watson discusses findings from a study investigating the impact of social deprivation on a potentially fatal type of heart condition called infective endocarditis. The study brought together over 1,700 patients via the newly formed London Endocarditis Research Network.

Ahead of World Heart Day on 29 September 2025 - Amanda and Linda share their stories of care and how they are helping others as patient representatives with the KHP Cardiovascular & Respiratory Partnership.

The Year 4 surgical student discusses her new board role with KHP Academic Surgery, and the ‘infectious’ buzz of the operating theatre.

KHP Programme Manager Christin [pictured] brings together colleagues from across the partnership to collaborate, improving outcomes for patients and communities.