The RNOH aims to be a world-leading orthopaedic hospital with the best patient care and staff experience in the NHS

RNOH Bake-Off - the grand final

10 May 2018
bake off contestants

The RNOHs Great Summer Bake-Off took place at the end of a sizzling hot May bank holiday. It was a tightly fought competition but our winners produced cakes of exceptional and taste and exquisite style.

Congratulations to Judith Fronda, Theatre nurse, whose beautifully decorated cake, "The Six", - chocolate with mocha and Swiss meringue - was a taste tingling delight. Christine Bows from Redevelopment, in her second foray as a baker, also came up trumps. Her RNOH Buttercup inspired cake won a runner-up prize. Our second runner-up, Sandrine Slavik's summer-themed and delicately decorated Coconut and Lime cake, was worthy of the accolade.

Reflexions issue 5

10 May 2018
Reflexions 5

The latest issue of our patient magazine Reflexions has just been published online. It includes a report of the RNOH Staff Achievement Awards earlier this year, Volunteer Services news, some fascinating patient stories, Radio Brockley winning gold at the Hospital Broadcasting Association Awards, RNOH Charity news, plus lots more.

The RNOH Charity Buttercup Walk 2018 - Saturday 23 June

23 April 2018
The RNOH Charity, Buttercup Walk, RNOH, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital

The 2018 Buttercup Walk will take place on Saturday 23 June from 12:00noon-3:00pm. With fun activities, live music, a dog show, stalls, and delicious food, there's something for the whole family.

The RNOH Charity are selling raffle tickets for the event. Tickets are £1 each or £5 for a book. You could be in with a chance of winning:

RNOH Quality Account 2018/19 - have your say

20 April 2018
RNOH front gate

What do high-quality services mean to you?

Every year, all NHS organisations are required to produce Quality Accounts. This important document sets out how we continue to improve the quality of care and services that we provide.

Our Quality Account should give patients, the public, and other stakeholders including local commissioners, enough information to understand:

The London Spinal Cord Injury Centre needs keen gardeners

16 April 2018
The LSCIC garden needs you

The London Spinal Cord Injury Centre (LSCIC) at the RNOH is one of only 11 in the UK designated to receive and treat spinal cord injured patients. The Centre currently has 40 beds for adults, children and young people.

Volunteer Services are looking to form a group of gardening volunteers to help manage the Therapeutic garden, along with the current volunteers, Darren and Tristan. Many of our long-term patients and their visitors enjoy spending some time off the ward, and the gardens provide a valuable relaxing environment.

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