16 June 2025
Our new strategy to 2030, which launched on Monday (16 June), sets out how the partnership will pioneer better health for all, together, and make a tangible difference to our communities.
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The scheme has offered one-year funding of up to £60,000 for 10 researchers across King’s Health Partners.
Six current and former staff across King’s Health Partners were recognised in the honours, including the award of a Knight Grand Cross - the highest rank within the Order of the British Empire.
Prof Gail Rosseau MD, Professor of Neurosurgery at George Washington University, discusses her work advocating better global access to surgical care, and shares some inspirational advice from Kermit the Frog.
The Senior Clinical Fellow in Trauma and Emergency Surgery discusses the benefits of volunteering with King’s Global Health Partnerships and working towards a shared vision of equity in emergency care.
More than 5,000 Southwark residents have benefitted from health checks delivered by clinicians at Francis House Vaccination Centre, part of Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.
Funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine has given Dr James Sun fully protected research time, providing the opportunity for valuable in vitro laboratory research in the quest for personalised treatments for patients.
This scheme offers two-year funding of one day a week of protected research to postdoctoral consultant or senior practitioner health professionals at one of the King’s Health Partners (KHP) Trusts.
Digital Health and Data Science is a priority area for King’s Health Partners, and one part of this work is supporting the implementation of robust AI frameworks in our work with Responsible Ai UK.
The PEACS programme was developed to provide a bio-psycho-social, person-centered approach to chronic pain management with a particular focus on Black communities. As we conclude the programme, we share what we’ve learned.
The specialist in feeding and eating disorders discusses her journey from therapeutic care work in the 1980s to her current focus on Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder and improving support for autistic young people with eating disorders.
The Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Neurology Consultant on why partnerships forge a faster rate of success and how medical research "isn’t all about hours looking down a microscope or growing cells in a petri dish".
Dr Emelia Delaney and Dr Lili Golmohammadi reflect on the Hub's co-design offerings to date, what it has achieved, who it has worked with, what the team has learned this year, and what’s next.
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