CORONAVIRUS: We are still taking precautions to keep you safe Coronavirus (Respiratory infections) Update
King Edward VII’s Hospital is delighted to be featured in the IHPN’s report on how the independent sector has worked together with the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring patients get the care they need.
As of Monday 15th June, we are asking all patients to wear a face covering when attending hospital, in line with the latest government guidance. This is a necessary step to help limit the spread of COVID-19, and is in addition the safety measures already implemented at King Edward VII’s. You should bring your own…
We are pleased to confirm that King Edward VII’s Hospital will resume a full outpatient and diagnostics/imaging service, within government guidelines, from 8th of June 2020. We have taken all the necessary steps at the Hospital to keep our patients and staff safe at this time, including: Reduced footfall Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)…
Lockdown has had a dramatic impact on the way people are searching for medical issues. We’ve taken a look at how coronavirus has affected how people are looking for help online.
Lindsey Condron, Chief Executive, King Edward VII’s Hospital, London, said: “King Edward VII’s Hospital has dedicated our wards, theatres, equipment and staff to the NHS with immediate effect. We are providing urgent treatment for NHS patients to relieve pressure on the NHS during this national crisis. We are working with our NHS colleagues as…
We are delighted to share that King Edward VII’s Hospital won the Innovation in Care Award at the 2019 LaingBuisson Healthcare Awards. We could not be more proud to be recognised for our achievements in this category. We passionately believe that innovation has a significant role to play in delivering the best possible care to…