Faculty research reveals how ambulance services respond to new demands 31st August 2016 New report from NIHR, developed with Professor Tom Quinn of Kingston University and St George’s, examines the changing landscape of emergency care
Dementia care training for all healthcare students at Kingston University and St George’s 6th July 2016 Partnership with Alzheimer’s Society aims to improve communication and care
Achievements of Kingston University and St George’s academics applauded in Queen’s 90th Birthday Honours list 29th June 2016 Contributions to research and education recognised
Chief Nursing Officer for England becomes visiting professor for Kingston University and St George’s 23rd June 2016 Jane Cummings to share vision on future of healthcare with students as visiting professor
Call for better maternity services for parents-to-be with hearing problems at Deaf Nest Project conference 23rd May 2016 Midwives, students and healthcare professionals have called for improvements in antenatal and childbirth services for deaf families, at an event organised by Kingston University and St George’s, University of London.
New research from Kingston University and St George’s expert finds ambulance control workers feel job is rewarding but undervalued 18th April 2016 Staff who co-ordinate emergency services for 999 calls require support to reduce stress and sickness absence, new research has found.
Kingston University and St George’s achieve 14 shortlisted entries for Student Nursing Times Awards 2016 15th April 2016 School of Nursing shortlisted for a record number of awards celebrating excellence in studies and commitment to the healthcare profession.
MPhil/PhD fee-only scholarships starting Spring/Autumn 2016 6th January 2016 The Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education is pleased to offer up to five part-time MPhil/PhD fee only scholarships (UK/EU rate) starting Spring/Autumn 2016.
Professor Vari Drennan leads study on role of physician associates in patient care in the NHS 3rd November 2015 Physician associates are increasingly becoming a feature in medical teams and this study determines their efficacy.
Unicef UK and World Health Organisation’s Baby Friendly Certificate of Commitment awarded to the School of Midwifery 28th October 2015 This certificate is the School’s first step towards gaining international recognition for the high training levels in breastfeeding provided to students on its midwifery courses.
