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A sneak peek in to this Wednesday’s 14th December heart-warming and heart-breaking episode “Times Arrow”
News & events | 14 Dec 2016
61 year old Nicky is airlifted to St George’s by helicopter after a car mounted the pavement and ran her over whilst out walking
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A sneak peek in to this Wednesday’s 7th December heart-warming and heart-breaking episode “Time of Our Lives”
News & events | 6 Dec 2016
This episode focuses on the bond between families and what holds them together through thick and thin. 84 year old John is rushed to St George’s after losing control of his car and crashing into a road sign. His wife Gwynaeth was having a meal out with the WI when she was told the news of his accident “I was asked to go to the desk to see somebody, and the somebody was this police officer”. After bullseyeing his car windscreen, John’s blood pressure drops dangerously low and doctors declare a “Code Red,” giving him an emergency blood transfusion.
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St George’s Renal Unit receives Outstanding Service award
News & events | 5 Dec 2016
The Trust’s Renal Unit was among charity workers and community heroes honoured at an awards night held by the Balham and Tooting Community Association.
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A sneak peek in to this Wednesday’s 30 November heart-warming and heart-breaking episode “Never say Die”
News & events | 29 Nov 2016
Eighty-year-old Frances is rushed to St George’s by air ambulance after she fell from a height of three metres into her empty swimming pool while gardening. Consultant Rathan is concerned that a significant wound to her head caused by the depth of her fall may conceal a bleed on her brain that could have life changing consequences.
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St George’s study into aortic aneurysm repairs published
News & events | 25 Nov 2016
A study led by a team at St George’s has shown that surgeons in England operate significantly less often on aortic aneurysms in the population than in the US, and that the death rate here in the UK for the condition is over twice that in the States.
The results have been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, which is one of the most influential medical journals in the world.
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Non-emergency patient transport services at St George’s – 19-20 January 2017
News & events | 21 Nov 2016
Our non-emergency patient transport services are provided by G4S, an external company.
G4S provide non-emergency patient transport services for patients accessing treatment at St George’s, St John’s Therapy Centre and Trevelyan House
The GMB Union is planning three days of industrial action next week from 00.01 hours on Tuesday 22 November through to 23.59 hours on Thursday, 24 November.
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A sneak peek in to this week’s episode “Dear Heart”
News & events | 21 Nov 2016
Wednesday 23 November Channel 4 at 9pm see’s fifty two year old Mark rushed to St George’s by air ambulance after a road traffic collision that threw him from his motorbike and left him suffering a cardiac arrest. Emergency doctors fight to keep him alive and when he arrives in A&E, Consultant Paul escalates his condition to ‘Code Red’ giving him an emergency blood transfusion.
24 Hours in A&E is back
News & events | 16 Nov 2016 | Tags: 24 Hours A&E
We are very pleased to announce that the first episode of the third series of ‘24 Hours in A&E’ filmed here at St George’s will air next Wednesday 16 November at 9pm on Channel 4.
With millions of viewers per episode and a growing international audience ’24 Hours in A&E still remains one of most popular TV shows in the UK.
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Patricia McCutcheon awarded ‘Radiographer of the Year’
News & events | 11 Nov 2016
Congratulations to Patricia McCutcheon for winning the Radiographer of the Year Award for the London region at the Society of Radiographers Annual Radiographer Awards at the House of Commons.
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Statement regarding tram incident in Croydon on 9 November 2016
News & events | 9 Nov 2016
Update issued at 12pm on 10 November 2016 Yesterday (9 November), three patients seriously injured in the tram incident in Croydon underwent surgery at St George’s. All three patients left theatre yesterday, and are continuing to be looked after by our surgical and medical teams. We are not planning to …
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