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Inspectors heard that patients felt listened to, respected and well cared for, often despite the challenges of our ageing hospital buildings. They also recognised capable leaders, clear strategies, improvements in complaints handling and strong collaboration with health and care partners.
Chinyama (Chin) Okunuga joined Epsom and St Helier as Site Chief Executive Officer this month making her one of the most senior Black women in the NHS. Chin has written this open letter to her colleagues about why representation matters and her commitment to challenge inequality wherever she can.
Congratulations to the winners of the gesh CARE awards 2026!
The third charity-funded ‘gesh CARE awards’ were held on Wednesday 23 September at London's iconic Kia Oval. Colleagues at St George’s, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals and Health Group (gesh) were recognised at their annual 'Oscars', featuring tributes from grateful patients and their families.
A roast chicken dinner at a pub left Udhyam Amin fighting for his life after he developed severe sepsis and multi-organ failure. Now, having made an incredible recovery, Udhyam and his family are raising more than £37,000 to support the Intensive Care Unit (ITU) at St Helier Hospital.
Elaine Clancy, the former Group Chief Nursing Officer at gesh, has written an opinion piece on why it's important that colleagues do speak up if they have concerns.
The latest Care Quality Commission (CQC) Adult Inpatient Survey highlights strong performance across a number of key areas, with patients particularly positive about the way they were treated during their hospital stay.
GP, broadcaster and The Traitors UK star , Dr Amos Ogunkoya , will swap the Round Table for a round of applause this September as he hosts the 2026 gesh CARE Awards.
