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Latest news — articles for February 2021
Have your say on the latest designs for the new hospital and a brighter future for Whipps Cross
We are delighted to share our updated designs for a new, modern Whipps Cross Hospital, surrounded by green spaces and community facilities. Please find out about our updated plans in our booklet and complete our online survey to give us your views.
PReCePT, a national quality improvement initiative, has been shortlisted at the 2020 Health Service Journal Awards
PReCePT, a national quality improvement initiative involving clinicians from Whipps Cross Hospital, has been shortlisted for Workforce Initiative of the Year at the 2020 Health Service Journal Awards.
Barts Health researchers find new class of drug leads to 30% reduced risk of death for bladder cancer patients
A new type of drug that helps target chemotherapy directly to cancer cells has been found to significantly increase survival of patients with the most common form of bladder cancer.
Dr Ranjan retires after more than 30 years at Newham Hospital
Dr Kulasegaram Ranjadayalan, known to everyone as “Ranjan”, is retiring at the end of February from his post as consultant cardiologist at Newham Hospital and the Barts Heart Centre. In a blog, Dr Ranjan writes about his 30 year experience working at Barts Health.