New episode of 24 Hours in A&E: Everybody Needs Somebody…

News & events | 5 Jul 2021

This episode explores the stories of three people who have all experienced unique losses in life and how they have navigated them with love, strength and positivity.
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New episode of 24 Hours in A&E: Into the Light…

News & events | 28 Jun 2021

This episode explores the challenges some people face in childhood and how these challenges help shape the people they become. A doctor shares his story of leaving his family and newborn child during lockdown, to keep them safe.
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“Being a governor is a phenomenal learning experience” – Interview with Padraig Belton, Governor

News & events | 25 Jun 2021

We have been speaking to the Trust’s governors to learn about the role they play and why they wanted to get more involved with St George’s. Padraig Belton, who represents the rest of England on our Council of Governors, told us what inspired him to become a governor and what …
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Notice for our pregnant patients in labour: usual service has resumed

News & events | 21 Jun 2021

Our maternity unit has resumed usual service after a busier than usual 24 hours.

Pregnant patients who think they are in labour no longer need to call for advice before attending St George’s Hospital.

Thank you for your support and cooperation during this busy time.
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New episode of 24 Hours in A&E: Lasting Legacy…

News & events | 21 Jun 2021

93-year-old Sir Robert is rushed to St George’s with a dangerously low heart rate after experiencing dizziness and confusion at home. Meanwhile, in ED Injuries 29-year-old Brad has come to A&E after crushing his finger at work. Severe haemophiliac Tom walks into Resus for urgent attention after falling off his bike.
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Proposal to improve care for kidney patients published

News & events | 18 Jun 2021

A proposal to improve care for kidney patients put forward by leading renal clinicians from St George’s and St Helier hospitals will be discussed later this month. The clinicians’ proposal, to improve the outcome and experience for renal patients who need inpatient care and more specialised support, will be discussed at a Committees-in-Common on 22 …
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Carbon cut from the menu at St George’s

News & events | 18 Jun 2021

Mitie and apetito announce innovations to cut carbon from the menu at St George’s during Nutrition and Hydration Week 2021.
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AI breast cancer screening project wins government funding for NHS trial

News & events | 16 Jun 2021

The project, which will involve clinicians from St George’s, builds on previous research which showed that artificial intelligence could be as effective as human radiologists in spotting breast cancer from X-ray images.
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New episode of 24 Hours in A&E: Someone To Talk To…

News & events | 14 Jun 2021

76-year-old Basil is rushed to A&E with a deep cut to his head after falling down some stairs at home. Delrose brings her 5-year-old daughter Robyn into the paediatric department after getting a large splinter lodged in her bottom. 51-year-old Alexandra is in ED injuries with a lump on her shoulder that’s developed since having a fall 5 weeks prior.
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St George’s staff take part in special thank you tournament organised by AFC Wimbledon Foundation

News & events | 14 Jun 2021

  Over 200 staff from St George’s Hospital took part in a specially arranged football tournament on Sunday, 13 June. The event –run by the AFC Wimbledon Foundation and supported by St George’s Hospital Charity – was held to thank and celebrate St George’s staff for their efforts over the …
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