2011 press release archive

Heart transplantsSunday Times runs letters from the Chief Executives of Great Ormond Street Hospital and Newcastle's Freeman Hospital backing organ donation and confirming good results for patients. 19 December 2011
Five Great Ormond Street Hospital surgeons celebrated in The Times Magazine's 'top British surgeons' issueFive surgeons from Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) featured in The Times Magazine's 'top British surgeons' issue, published on Saturday. 12 December 2011
Great Ormond Street Hospital staff recognised in The Times top surgeons listGreat Ormond Street Hospital surgeons Mr David Dunaway and Mr Owase Jeelani are among Britain's top surgeons, according to a feature published in The Times newspaper's weekend magazine. 10 December 2011
No consistent decrease in child maltreatment despite years of policy initiatives designed to achieve itThere has been no consistent decrease in child maltreatment over the last two decades, research published today in The Lancet has found. 09 December 2011
BBC London celebrates Dickens' Great Ormond Street legacyTo tie in with a major new exhibition at the Museum of London on the life and works of Charles Dickens, BBC London aired a short feature on the relationship between Charles Dickens and Great Ormond Street Hospital. 08 December 2011
New approach on bone marrow transplant infectionsTechnology Strategy Board backs ICH research on BMT infections 08 December 2011
Wondermind game teaches children about the developing human brainICH brain scientist links up with Tate Liverpool Alice exhibition 29 November 2011
National day of industrial actionUpdate on the industrial action planned for Wednesday 30 November and the impact this could have at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children 25 November 2011
Lifetime achievement award for former GOSH nurseA former Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) nurse has been awarded a lifetime achievement award by the UK's four chief nursing officers. 24 November 2011
The baby whose heart was at risk from cryingCrying is normal for any baby, but for Aimee and Elliott's son Lucas, the consequences of crying were far more serious. 24 November 2011

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