managed. The Commission subsequently issued the Trust with a Section 29 (A) warning notice. Facilities The hospital provides a full range of services including paediatrics, maxillofacial, orthopaedics, neurology, cardiology, elderly care medicine and a regional rehabilitation unit for patients with additional ongoing acute medical needs. St Mark's Hospital, a national centre of gastrointestinal medicine, is based at the same site, as is the British Olympic Association's Olympic Medical Institute. Local charity Radio Harrow is based within the hospital and has provided a patient visiting and broadcasting service since 1971. Northwick Park is one of the few hospitals in England to have a paternoster lift transport system. Despite being out of use for several years, it was brought back into service during 2020. Research Medical research has been conducted at Northwick Park Hospital since its founding. In 1994, some research programs were formalized into an independent charity, Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research (NPIMR), which now operates under the brand name of The Griffin Institute. The institute, founded by Colin Green, does translational research. TGN incident On 13 March 2006, six men in a clinical trial at the independent Parexel drug trial unit (which is not run by London North West Healthcare NHS Trust) became severely unwell following administration of theralizumab during a first-in-human clinical trial. They were transferred to the intensive therapy unit at Northwick Park. Affected patients developed multi-organ failure and required intensive medical support by the critical care team at Northwick Park, led by Dr Ganesh Suntharalingam. Notable staff and patients Simon Le Bon worked as a theatre porter at Northwick Park Hospital before becoming the lead singer for Duran Duran. "Jeeves", the UK's first ever robot nurse, worked at the hospital for six months in 1996-1997 until it "failed" its probation period. General Augusto Pinochet was a patient at Northwick Park Hospital in January 2000 while fighting extradition for murder and torture. In popular culture Northwick Park is the setting for the Channel 4 British sitcom Green Wing. The hospital features in the seventh series of ITV's Prime Suspect. In the 1976 film The Omen, the external scene when Katherine's body falls from a window and crashes into a parked ambulance was filmed at Northwick Park Hospital. In episode 6, series 1 of Fawlty Towers ("The Germans"), Sybil Fawlty is in Northwick Park Hospital for ingrown toenail surgery. Basil later joins her after he gets concussion during