9 July 2025
At our first roundtable event with the Policy Institute, leaders discussed the vital role university health partnerships have to play in delivering on the UK Government's 10 Year Health Plan.
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When Dr Nedah Darabi acquired her disability she saw the barriers people living with disability face from a new perspective. Now she is using her lived experience to share how healthcare can be more accessible.
Lung cancer has been identified as the highest recorded cause of cancer mortality at a mental health trust in south east London. Responding to the identified risk, which is impacting people with severe mental illness, KHP Mind & Body and the South East London Cancer Alliance are piloting a programme to help these patients get an earlier diagnosis.
As Lead Clinician at the Brain Health Clinic, Devon and the team offer remote support services for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment. She says: “The passion the team has in working to improve the lives of people living with cognitive impairment is truly inspiring.”
Prof Slonims focuses on advancing care for individuals with severe communication impairments, and tells us how interventions in the home are valued most by families.
Dr Paul Shotbolt updates on the launch of Maudsley Neurotechnology (MNT) - a cross-partnership initiative.
COPD contributes to NHS winter pressures, so a new project in south east London is working to proactively support at-risk patients.
The research fellow reveals the freedom of clinical academia, and how research is a lot like a game of football...
Through his new roles, Prof Hotopf will play a critical role in working with Prof Graham Lord, KHP’s Executive Director and Chief Academic Officer for King’s College London, to create opportunities for effective clinical academic integration across our partners.
KHP News sits down with Prof Eric So, Professor and Chair in Leukaemia Biology, King’s College London, to talk about his team’s work on the molecular biology of normal and leukaemia stem cells (LSCs). Understanding normal and LSCs will transform how patients react to treatment.
Three participants of the KHP Executive Fellowship in Surgical Leadership tell KHP News about the positive impact the course had on their development. Anyone wanting to improve their all-round leadership skills, they say, should consider applying to be part of the 2025 cohort.
As a Senior Research Fellow in AI Methods Applied to Health Records, Dr Holgate explains his work developing and applying Artificial Intelligence methodologies to Electronic Health Records for medical research.
An increased demand for some rare blood subtypes, that are more common in people of Black heritage, means the NHS Blood and Transplant service needs more donors of Black Heritage. In a personal blog, Carl Nwabudike, KHP Mind & Body, shares his experience of donating blood for the first time to encourage others to donate as blood stock supplies are critically low.
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