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...

Is it safe to breastfeed? There is a wealth of evidence that breastfeeding reduces the risk of babies developing infectious disease. Considering the protection that human milk offers the baby...

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 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...

This year sees the 40th anniversary of the Friends of Milton Keynes Hospital and Community, a group of committed volunteers who work tirelessly to help raise funds for equipment and...

Did you have a baby at Milton Keynes University Hospital in 2018? If so the Trust would love you to send in a photograph of your little bundle of joy. The...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has become one of the first hospitals in the UK to enable users to go inside the building when using Google maps. Harnessing the power of...

We welcomed six new babies into the world on New Year’s Day. Among the first to be born in 2019 was Holly Matilda Evie Burtenshaw who bounced into the world...

On Monday December 3, we are launching a new initiative in Maternity. The Warm Baby Bundle will focus on newborn babies who, due to various factors, are considered to be...