Featured: MKUH is Now Smoke-Free

Milton Keynes University Hospital is now an entirely smoke-free site. As a result, patients, visitors and staff are not be permitted to smoke anywhere on the hospital grounds. This relates to all outdoor areas, including the car parks. The move is in line with the...

Milton Keynes University Hospital recorded its highest ever number of home births for a single month as the pandemic reached its peak. The Home Births Team facilitated the births of...

From Monday 15 June, any visitor to the site (outpatient or approved visitor) will be required to wear a face covering or face mask when entering any building on the...

The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service has been awarded to Bosom Pals (MK) in recognition of the amazing work they have done for Milton Keynes cancer patients and services, including...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has now started the process of gradually returning to see routine outpatients following the peak of the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. Please be aware of the following...

Milton Keynes University Hospital is taking part in the National Day for Staff Networks today (Wednesday 13 May), recognising and celebrating staff networks, the positive difference they make and the...

Twelve months ago, when the World Health Organisation announced 2020 as being the first ever global Year of the Nurse and the Midwife, nobody could have predicted how much the...

Over a month ago, Nick Clark was discharged from Milton Keynes University Hospital and reunited with his family after having recovered from COVID-19. Nick went from a ventilator in Intensive...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has several staff taking part in critical research to combat COVID-19. The Trust is involved in several studies supported by NIHR (National Institute for Health Research)....

A new initiative called ‘Hold My Hand’ has been set up at Milton Keynes University Hospital to be there for our patients nearing the end of their life whilst family...

I’ve been a Chaplaincy Volunteer since July 2015. I normally come in on a Tuesday morning and spend about an hour-and-a-half on Ward 15, talking to patients and staff and...