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Leading healthtech innovator revolutionises vaccination roll out for hardest to reach people

Posted on 24 September 2021

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) has collaborated with healthtech pioneer Doc Abode to deliver an app-based service so administrative staff can optimise the delivery of the Covid and winter vaccination programme to housebound people.

Young people and their families can get free advice and mental health support in every London borough

Posted on 24 September 2021

CNWL psychiatrist gives evidence before Parliament

Posted on 23 September 2021

CNWL gave written evidence to the Justice Select Committee on mental health in prison. Dr Catherine Durkan was then asked to give evidence in Parliament on 14 September.

CNWL’s Joanna Friedland and Arvind Chandratheva co-author article on premorbid language function influencing recovery from aphasia

Posted on 22 September 2021

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Leading healthtech innovator revolutionises vaccination roll out for hardest to reach people

Young people and their families can get free advice and mental health support in every London borough

CNWL psychiatrist gives evidence before Parliament

CNWL’s Joanna Friedland and Arvind Chandratheva co-author article on premorbid language function influencing recovery from aphasia