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We passed the @amrc-uk.bsky.social review audit! ⭐ Passing it is an important endorsement of the robust & fair processes we use to make research funding decisions. Read more here: https://bit.ly/44AHtkB

Audit reinforces AMRC membership as a kitemark of quality

Published: 14 July 2026

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Happy 76th birthday to the NHS 🎉 Today we're celebrating the wonderful staff across Barts Health NHS Trust and the kindness, care and dedication they show to patients and families every day. 💜

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Happy Pride Month!🌈 We're shining a spotlight on the incredible work of @shareeastlondon.bsky.social who are doing amazing work alongside communities to tackle health inequalities affecting LGBTQIA+ people & other underserved groups across East London & beyond @profchloeorkin.bsky.social

Research from @lstmnews.bsky.social shows 1 person each week is dying of TB, undiagnosed, in England. In East London we have some of the highest rates of newly diagnosed cases. This is why support the Centre for TB. Read about their achievements here: bartscharity.org.uk/our-news/cel...

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New research from @qmulfmd.bsky.social @qmul.bsky.social supported by us & @cancerresearchuk.org shows that 4 in 10 UK GPs are using AI scribes, despite concerns about safety and regulation. Read more here: https://www.bartscharity.org.uk/our-news/4-in-10-gps-use-ai-scribes-despite-concerns/

4 in 10 GPs use AI scribes despite concerns

The research, published in npj Digital Medicine, surveyed 598 practising GPs across the UK and found that 40% were currently using AI scribes, while a further 23% had used them previously.

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Very happy to share our latest work spearheaded by Jaume Barcelo.Thanks to collaborators @icr.ac.uk @breastcancernow.bsky.social @bartscharity.bsky.social CRUK Pan-cancer analysis reveals Rho kinase addiction as a vulnerability of de-differentiated cancer cells: iScience www.cell.com/iscience/ful...

Pan-cancer analysis reveals Rho kinase addiction as a vulnerability of de-differentiated cancer cells

Therapeutics; cancer; transcriptomics

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We're pleased to hear the digital vein-to-vein programme has been shortlisted for a HSJ Patient Safety Award this year! The programme has introduced barcode scanning & electronic bedside checks, making sure the right blood reaches the right patient, every time.

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In East London, 111 people per 100,000 live with multiple sclerosis (MS), often for years before getting a diagnosis. Thanks to our funding, Prof Ruth Dobson is uncovering causes and tackling inequalities in care for diverse communities. 💜 #WorldMsDay Read about her work: bit.ly/42cvZlQ

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We went on to cheer @acha020.bsky.social at @pintofscience.uk last week! Staff at ACHA are dedicated to improving care & support for older people in North East London through research, education & training. We're proud to support them!

Apply by Thursday 2 July 2026 for our Advancing Healthcare Large Grants scheme. Barts Health NHS staff can apply for £75k-£500k to pilot new ideas, technologies and ways of working to improve local healthcare delivery. Find out more and apply on https://bit.ly/3ODw5xx

Advancing Healthcare Large Grants

Our Advancing Healthcare Grants provide funding for NHS staff to pilot new ideas, technologies and ways of working within Barts Health NHS Trust .

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for #ViewDay 💜 Celebrating St Bartholomew’s Hospital’s history and the future Breast Cancer Centre bringing world-class care to East London.

Happy International Nurses Day! Tina from Newham Hospital has a message for people on this special day. She has received lots of messages of appreciation through My Thank You, an easy way to share the love for NHS staff. Share your message: https://bit.ly/4hovATN 💌

🔔 Deadline reminder! 🔔 Applications for our next round of Research Project Grants close on Thursday 28 May 2026. Lead applicants must be based at Barts Health, QMUL Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, or City, University of London. Find out more & apply: https://bit.ly/4lLCgg4

Research Project Grants

Research Project Grants support innovative, health-related research with internationally significant outputs.

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What a pleasure to go to Parliament yesterday! We heard about amazing work of @qmulresilience.bsky.social over past five years to build knowledge around young people & how they use social & community networks to build resilience. Thanks to @dennisougrin.bsky.social & team for an amazing event.

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After 18 years working at Barts Health, fundraiser Joe took on the Virtual #LondonMarathon for Barts Charity - inspired by seeing first hand the impact on staff wellbeing & patient care. He smashed a PB crossing the line with his children by his side. Thank you, Joe 💜 #TeamBartsCharity

We’re still buzzing from Sunday and can’t get over these incredible moments from the London Marathon 💜📸 It meant so much to be there cheering you on, and we’re endlessly grateful to every single one of our fundraisers. We’re already counting down to next year 🙌

Report from @healthfoundation.bsky.social: people in UK spending fewer years in good health. Many become unwell before retirement. This is why we fund @acha020.bsky.social to develop research to help people live healthier, more independent lives for longer. More on https://bit.ly/4tKcZYw

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