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The annual Patient Environment Action Team’s (PEAT) 2009 assessment of the Royal Free was completed on Friday 27 February and the feedback from patients has been extremely positive.
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04/03/2009
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London’s first HEART UK Family Support Centre is to host the first of many information events in the Royal Free’s atrium on 18 March. This event will have a special focus on familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH).
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06/03/2009
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A research partnership in which the Royal Free is a key player is one of just five bids which satisfied a rigorous Department of Health selection process to become one of the UK's first academic health science centres.
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09/03/2009
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Trust chair Pam Chesters is joining Mayor of London Boris Johnson’s team as Adviser on Health and Youth Opportunities.
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18/03/2009
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New heat recovery units on the tower roof will result in a 25% reduction in CO2 emissions at the trust. Once fully operational, the units will reduce the building’s CO2 emissions by around 1,300 tonnes per year from 6,500.
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18/03/2009
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Pupils at the trust’s school made a film about MRSA and the need for patients, staff and visitors to wash their hands.
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20/03/2009
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The trust played host to a number of visitors this week.
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20/03/2009
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”In the current economic situation, it is even more important that employers recognise the benefits of promoting health through work” said Dame Carol Black, national director for health and work.
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20/03/2009
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Patients James McEnhill and his mum, Pam McEnhill from Barnet were among the guests at the first HEART UK Family Support Centre’s (FSC) information event in the Royal Free’s atrium on 18 March.
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23/03/2009
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The trust is revising its equality scheme to reflect forthcoming legislation on equality and to incorporate core human rights values.
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23/03/2009
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A British surgeon who was the senior member of a team that created and transplanted the first whole organ grown from a patient’s own stem cells, has joined the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital (RNTNE).
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30/03/2009
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The executive team at the Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust has been strengthened with the appointment of two new directors.
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03/03/2009
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