14 May 2026
AI is creating a significant shift in how people access healthcare, yet public attitudes to the technology remain deeply divided, according to a major new study by King's Health Partners, Responsible AI UK, and the Policy Institute at King's College London.
Clare Sweasey and Dr Jack Cahill from the brain injury team at King’s College Hospital talk about the KHP Neurosciences training module.
For World COPD Day, we caught up with colleagues from across the KHP Cardiovascular and Respiratory Partnership.
Dr Florian Ruths his personal journey and explains what it really means to practice mindfulness.
Clinical Effectiveness South East London (CESEL) develop new guidance to clear the picture around asthma care for primary care teams.
KHP chats to sleep and respiratory expert Dr Alanna Hare about what to do and what to avoid to ensure a restful sleep.
Dr Alan Ramsay talks about his research in lymphoma and explains how recent findings could pave the way for new treatment options.
Wendy tells us about the variety of business support enquiries, the importance of learning, and making sure you always have backup options.
The Data Manager shares the most satisfying thing about setting up clinical trials and what keeps her to-do list varied.
The Learning Technologist explains his interest in the latest tech, and how it helps to keep learning in his rapidly developing field.
Find out how the service takes enquiries from Primary Care Networks, local authorities, and public health teams in South East London.
Prof Mieke Van Hemelrijck and Research Fellow Charlotte Moss describe their work with the Translational Oncology and Urology Research team.
How a new approach to research study recruitment helps attract people from diverse backgrounds to participate in research.
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