Connor Qualifies as an Occupational Therapist
Congratulations to Connor Darton, who is the first therapies assistant at MKUH to become a fully qualified Occupational Therapist. Connor has recently graduated from the University of Northampton with...
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5-Day Clinical Work Experience Week
Are you interested in becoming a Nurse, Health Care Assistant, Doctor or Healthcare Professional? Milton Keynes University Hospital is pleased to announce we have an opportunity for 5 days...
Secondary Breast Cancer Wellbeing Workshop
For all patients with a secondary breast cancer diagnosis. Join us for a 6 weekly support workshop, exploring: What is Metastatic Breast Cancer? Body Image and Psychological Impact Nutrition...
David’s Stem Cell Transplant
David Richardson thought that the reason he was slowing down was due to the natural ageing process – until an appointment to give blood proved otherwise. In January 2018,...
Decontamination Tent Training Exercise
On Tuesday 5 September 2023, Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) will be holding a training exercise for our Emergency Department staff in support of our CBRN/HAZMAT training programme. The...
Neck of Femur Fracture Study Day
The next Neck of Femur Fracture Study Day will be taking place on Friday 10th November 2023, both in person in the Academic Centre and on Microsoft Teams. The...
Veteran Aware Plaque Unveiling
Today, Thursday 17 August 2023, staff from the hospital alongside those with a connection to the armed forces attended a small ceremony to officially unveil a new Veteran Aware...
MKUH Maternity Services Rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission
The Trust is delighted to announce today that, following an inspection of services in March 2023, MKUH Maternity Services have been rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)....
Last Chance To Get Protected From Covid
The east of England’s senior Director responsible for the roll-out of the covid spring booster campaign Ruth Ashmore, has called on people eligible for a covid jab, to book an appointment before the end...
Diarrhoea and vomiting
Diarrhoea and vomiting is common in adults, children and babies, particularly during the warmer months. Please do not attend our Emergency Department in the first instance. How to treat...