Night Mode launches across inpatient wards
Feedback from our patients has highlighted that noise at night is one of the most significant areas of frustration, resulting in a poorer experience for those patients. Following successful...
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Feedback from our patients has highlighted that noise at night is one of the most significant areas of frustration, resulting in a poorer experience for those patients. Following successful...
Are you or a loved one affected by head and neck cancers? If so, you might like to go along to The Swallows Head and Neck Cancer Support Group....
Supporting the mental health of our pregnant patients is an essential aspect of maternity care here at Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) and specialist perinatal mental health midwife Liz...
Who doesn’t love a cuppa? And even better if it can do some good for our local community. This July, Milton Keynes Hospital Charity is inviting people to join...
The current volunteers at Milton Keynes Hospital Radio have amassed a total of 200 years’ voluntary service in the hospital by providing engaging entertainment for the patients and, as...
The Trust is delighted to have recently been awarded the NHS Pastoral Care Quality Award, recognising the fantastic work our teams have put in place to support our nursing...
MKUH continues to explore robotic solutions that could support the hospital and its staff, having recently established a relationship with Cranfield University and Swift Robotics, who will be working...
MK Hospital Charity have funded a communications boxes initiative on wards. The boxes, distributed by our charity-funded Meaningful Activites Coordinator Helen Snaith, are filled with all kinds of interesting...
Updated: May 2023 Waiting times for patients have increased across the NHS and here at MKUH we are working hard to bring those waiting times down – making sure...
This week (22 – 28 May) is Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Week, a joint campaign from NHS England and Diabetes UK that aims to raise awareness of the risk...