Absolutely love meeting the nurse sets on their reunion visits. Brilliant stories, huge pride in their past and decade long friendships 💙
‘How proud we were to train here, and how happy we were that the current team welcomed us back with the same pride for the hospital today.’ 🎉
We recently welcomed back nurses who trained here 50 years ago. Thank you to everyone who made the reunion so special for them.💙
ALT A collage of four images. Top left: A group of young nurses in uniforms smiling for the camera. Top right: A group of the former nurses, posing happily under a large, decorative wooden frame outdoors on the hospital's sky garden. Bottom left: Two people in uniform standing in front of a building labelled "House No 12 Staff Quarters." Bottom right: A former nurse caring for a patient, out of view back in the 1970s.
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Happy #WorldHeartDay!
Have you heard about our virtual reality platform? ❤️
VheaRts is helping us to improve our understanding of complex diseases through the use of virtual reality.
Read about it here: gosh.nhs.uk/learning/gosh-le…
ALT 3D printed heart models.
ALT VheaRts in use.
ALT VheaRts in use.
Jen retweeted
Women in Afghanistan are being obliterated—no voice, no face, no existence. The Taliban’s latest decrees are nothing short of barbaric: women banned from singing, reciting poetry, or even speaking aloud in public. Their faces and bodies must hidden from the world.
This isn’t just an Afghanistan tragedy; it is a stain on the global conscience, brought about by our failure to act.
Jen retweeted
#Millwall Lionesses are devastated to hear the news of the passing of Ted Wilding.
Ted was a big advocate of women’s football and a loyal supporter of Millwall Lionesses and he will be sorely missed.
#Millwall Football Club is extremely saddened to inform supporters of the passing of Ted Wilding, the club’s lead Historian, aged 83.
Rest in peace Ted, the very best of Millwall 💙
#Millwall Football Club is extremely saddened to inform supporters of the passing of Ted Wilding, the club’s lead Historian, aged 83.
Jen retweeted
Giving seriously ill children the best chance & the best childhood possible is what we do.
So we've made some changes to how we look & sound.
You can see this in our new film, featuring families from Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Until no childhood is lost to serious illness.
Jen retweeted
The first UK trial of Deep Brain Stimulation for children with epilepsy has begun at GOSH, lowering the first patient’s daytime seizures by 80%.
This research has changed Oran’s life for the better, watch his story: gosh.nhs.uk/news/first-uk-tr…
Jen retweeted
A new blood test that could identify children with a potentially fatal heart condition known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy has been developed by Prof Juan Pablo Kaski @jpkaski & team @UCLchildhealth @UCL_ICS
@GreatOrmondSt @GGM_ICH
bit.ly/3xnizrz
Jen retweeted
U10 Girls supporting the U14 Girls today for their last home game of the season!
It's great to see! 💚⚽️💚
#girlssupportinggirls
#youthfootball
@Biggleswade1874
Jen retweeted
Congratulations Professor @paolodecoppi 🎉
@TIME has added Professor De Coppi to the inaugural TIME100 Health List. Their list seeks to recognise the hundred most influential people in global #health this year.
Read more 👇
gosh.nhs.uk/news/gosh-surgeo…
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“Training is difficult, but it will all be worth it when I’ve crossed the finish line having raised money to help children in a similar position to me.”
Lottie was diagnosed with a brain tumour aged 7. Now 22, she’s running the London Marathon this Sunday as a #TeamGOSH Hero 💜
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As we prepare to welcome #Ramadan tomorrow, our thoughts are with our Muslim colleagues, patients, and families. ☪️
Wishing you all a month filled with peace, reflection, and blessings. Ramadan Mubarak from us all here at GOSH.🌙
ALT A line art illustration of the Ramadan Islamic festival, symbolizing devotion, fasting, and spiritual reflection, against the blue background of the GOSH brand.
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Today we're saying a big thank you to everyone who supports GOSH Charity. 💜
Everything you do helps to give seriously ill children a chance at a better future.
We're grateful for your support every day, but especially on this on this one.
Jen retweeted
Exciting news! We're the 1st charity to launch a multi-year partnership with @OmazeUK.
Over the next 5 years, Omaze will help to build a world-leading new Children’s Cancer Centre at @GreatOrmondSt.
It all starts today with the Cotswold House Draw 👇
goto.omaze.co.uk/GOSHLS
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You might recognise Ivy’s smiling face from our Christmas animation. She was very special to us, having fundraised for GOSH throughout her life.
Sadly, Ivy passed away earlier this year at 101 years old. We’re incredibly grateful for her kindness and support of @GreatOrmondSt 💜
Jen retweeted
We believe every child deserves the chance to be home with their family on Christmas Day 🏠🎄
Watch our special Christmas film, inspired by GOSH patient Henry, and find out how you can help bring a child one step closer to home 👇
bit.ly/40EjEW5