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Staff and students explore trending themes in mental and physical healthcare at KHP Mind & Body share and learn sessions. The webinars provide knowledge and advice for attendees interested in the integration of care.

The third round of the King’s Health Partners Centre for Translational Medicine Predoctoral Clinical Research Excellence Fellowships have been awarded.

Dr Hannah Maple explains how funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine helped her carve our dedicated research time to develop a psychological prehabilitation package for patients. 

Dr Emily McBride explains how KHP Centre for Translational Medicine funding is supporting a feasibility study of a new behaviour change intervention for people with binge eating disorder symptoms.

Nadya Isack tells us about her work as a Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) advocate, and how lived experience is informing a major trial exploring integrating digital innovation in weight management.

KHP has been at the cutting edge of this neurosciences field - driving collaborations across the world that aim to avert permanent tissue damage after traumatic brain injury.

We spoke to Adam about his role as data scientist and AI developer, and how his work is aiming to deliver more proactive care to patients with blood disorders.

The KHP Learning Hub is an online education and training platform – that's free for KHP staff and students at any career stage. It can be accessed at any time to support your learning and development, and to help you deliver excellent care for patients.

Whatever your career stage or health professional background, KCATO offers guidance, funding opportunities, professional development programmes and events to support your clinical academic career.

Ahead of his retirement in March 2026 - the KHP Professor of Surgery describes how the profession has changed over his career, what the future of surgery looks like, details his proudest achievements, and offers tips for young surgeons starting out.

We speak to Dr Radha Ramachandran, one of several new members joining the KHP Rare Disease Network Steering Committee.

A KHP Mind & Body project, in partnership with NHS England - London, has provided a five-part guide to help address the barriers that patients with severe mental illness are facing when needing to access national cancer screening programmes.