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 has celebrated the first anniversary since nursing associates were introduced by hosting a visit from a national healthcare leader. The chief executive of the Nursing Midwifery...

A new national campaign – Help Us, Help You – Get it seen – has been launched today (20/1) to remind people that community pharmacists are qualified healthcare professionals who...

Milton Keynes University Hospital is displaying an exhibition of paintings promoting mindfulness to support the health and wellbeing of expectant mothers and those who support them. The exhibition, called Linear...

Milton Keynes University Hospital is urging people to ‘Catch it – bin it – kill it’ with flu levels on the rise. During the first week of January, GP consultations with...

A mobile CT scanning unit will be installed outside the Emergency Department on Thursday 16 January for nine weeks to allow for one of the hospital’s current CT scanners to...

The National Cancer Patient Experience Survey is asking for your feedback. Feedback from people who have experienced cancer care and treatment is a vital part of improving services. It helps...

First baby of the new decade born at MKUH The first baby to be born at Milton Keynes University Hospital in 2020 was a baby boy. Born 1 January 2020...

Milton Keynes University Hospital is advising people to ensure they access the most appropriate NHS services. The NHS gets very busy over the winter months, with an increase in people...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has been awarded the prestigious ‘Baby-Friendly Accreditation Award’ as international recognition from Unicef of our Maternity services. The Baby-Friendly Initiative, set up by Unicef and the...

Milton Keynes University Hospital is advising people to take precautions to avoid illness this winter. Viruses such as flu and the winter vomiting bug tend to be more prevalent during...