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NHS 75th Anniversary celebrations at GOSH
7 Jul 2023, 10 a.m.
The NHS turned 75 on the 5th July. Take a look at how we celebrated at GOSH and said a big thank you to everyone in the incredible GOSH family.
Our staff members were paid a visit by some of our therapy dogs for cuddles.
GOSH families and staff wrote postcards about what GOSH means to them at the GOSH Charity desk.
Former GOSH patient Tom Bright returned to GOSH to be reunited with his surgeon Professor Lewis Spitz. He performed his song Remarkable Things for our staff members. Read more about Tom’s story here.
We took a walk down memory lane with the GOSH Archivist. Take a look at some of our key moments over the last 75 years here.
A big thank to GOSH Charity who helped spread the word of the anniversary at Russel Square Tube station.
Scroll through some of our favourite snapshots of the day below:
Seven years of discovery: seven researchers transforming children's lives at the Zayed Centre for Research
Seven years ago, the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children (ZCR) opened its doors with an ambitious vision at GOSH
GOSH and Amazon Web Services collaborate to drive digital innovation across care, research and education
GOSH and AWS have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement, demonstrating a shared ambition to enhance clinical care, operations, research and education through digital advancements.
Moving from Code to Clinic: how GOSH and Roche are turning data into better care
Our 5-year partnership with Roche has brought together expertise in clinical care, AI and data science to help unlock insights from complex healthcare data in a safe and secure way. Watch our new animation to learn more about the journey from code to clin
World-first same-day metagenomics for children can detect hidden infections in intensive care
GOSH has successfully implemented a pioneering same-day respiratory metagenomics testing service for children in intensive care, helping clinicians identify infections more quickly and make better-informed treatment decision