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Jude Kearns, Clinical Lead for the CAMHS Urgent Care Team (Inner London) is set to compete in the London Marathon in April 2023.

Katherine Sims, CNWL’s Occupational Therapy Professional Lead for Children’s Therapy and Community Adult Rehabilitation in Hillingdon, has co-authored a chapter within the textbook: Creek’s Occupational Therapy and Mental Health.

CNWL’s LGBT+ Staff Network – Pride@CNWL - marches in the London Pride parade, and it was anniversaries all-round!

PRIDE@CNWL – the Trust’s LGBT+ Staff Network - run regular LGBT+ awareness training for staff in the Trust, as well as dedicated training on how to become an LGBT+ ally.

Lucy Sinclair-Burton, Assistant Psychologist with our Kensington and Chelsea Community Mental Health Team (Older People and Healthy Ageing) is set to compete in the London Marathon. She is running in support of her best friend Ruby, who is affected by Huntington’s Disease (HD) - a rare neurodegenerative disorder that causes a multitude of cognitive, movement and psychiatric disorders.

Marco Isetta, CNWL’s Head of Technology-Enhanced Learning, Library and Knowledge Services has contributed to this research paper on the role of Tumor Necrosis Factor Alpha Antagonists (Anti TNF-α) in personalized treatment of patients with isolated Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR).

CNWL’s Community Paediatrics Service in Milton Keynes has been shortlisted for an HSJ Patient Safety Award in the categories of ‘Quality Improvement Initiative of the Year’ and ‘Improving Care for Children and Young People Initiative of the Year’.

CNWL’s Community Paediatrics Service in Milton Keynes has been shortlisted for an HSJ Patient Safety Award in the categories of ‘Quality Improvement Initiative of the Year’ and ‘Improving Care for Children and Young People Initiative of the Year’.

At the height of the first wave of the pandemic, CNWL’s Milton Keynes Home 1st Rapid Response Team were supporting residents and staff in Nursing and Residential Care Homes every day.

AHPs Day (Wednesday 14 October) is a grass root opportunity for AHPs to come together and celebrate being part of the AHP family. AHPs Day is a social movement to enable AHPs to collaborate within services, organisations and regions to:

Milton Keynes’ Talking Therapies Service is urging people to look after their mental health in the build-up to World Mental Health Day, which falls on October 10 every year.

Our National Centre for Gaming Disorders clinic was mentioned in a recent report on gaming addiction in young athletes.

Tom Shearer is CNWL’s new Chief Finance Officer (CFO) and Executive Director

CNWL launches a new strategy for the nursing workforce today.

CNWL's sixth annual vaccination song

CNWL’s Sexual Health Team in North Central London has been shortlisted for a HSJ Patient Safety Award for its Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Programme. The award falls under the category of Early-Stage Patient Safety Innovation of the year.

CNWL's Natasha May Powell and Charan Chana spent a day with the Royal College of Occupational Therapists and Toyota to provide OT Life Hacks to help people with mobility issues get into and out of a car.

Samantha Sargent, Community Paediatric Dietitian at CNWL has published a book for children and parents called ‘The Fussy Eater’s Guide to Exploring Food: A book for children.