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Thanks to funding from LNWH Charity, through the transformation innovation fund, Cerner (electronic patient record programme) rollout across the inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) service was a breeze.

Thanks to Charity funding, Dr Layan Allawi set about improving the care of sickle cell patients by producing a bespoke training video.

Thanks to Charity funding, winning nominees could accept their award in person.

Thanks to Charity funding, Dr Aravinth Sivagnanaratnam, a consultant stroke physician, was able to attend a European stroke conference in Munich recently.

Huge thanks to Self Luv who delivered gift bags and roses to our children’s ward.

Sarah Sabraoui makes beautiful, handcrafted jewellery and has generously offered to donate 10% of her weekly income to LNWH Charity.

Thanks to Charity funding, highly specialist physiotherapist, Samantha Duncan and her colleagues were able to attend the UK stroke forum conference recently. Supporting training and education which would not normally be funded by the NHS but where there is evidence of need, is one of our four priorities.

A group of volunteers at Northwick Park Hospital are supporting dying patients and their loved ones, thanks to our funding. “We launched the project last spring and the response for volunteers overwhelming,” says co-ordinator Lynn Green.

We were delighted to fund a cot for twins for our maternity unit. Research shows that putting twins in the same cot can help them regulate their body temperatures and sleep cycles, and to soothe each other.

Kerry Wloskowicz, a clinical nurse specialist in palliative (end-of-life) care is about to take on her third London marathon, to support LNWH Trust Butterfly Project.