Q&A: Filming with Ross Kemp at MKUH
We have seen a number of questions and concerns raised following the news that Ross Kemp is filming a documentary at Milton Keynes University Hospital. Please read the questions...
Archive: General News
Families and friends can now drop off items for patients
Milton Keynes University Hospital has introduced special arrangements for families and friends to be able to drop off certain personal items to patients under the current visiting restrictions. To...
Glaucoma Patient Support session postponed
Our next Glaucoma Patient Support group session, which had been scheduled for Friday 3 April at the Academic Centre, MKUH, has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We apologise...
Milton Keynes Cancer Centre to open to outpatients on Monday 9 March
Milton Keynes University Hospital’s new £15m Cancer Centre will open to outpatients and visitors as of Monday (9 March), bringing significant improvements to cancer treatment and support in MK...
MKUH Council of Governor elections
Milton Keynes University Hospital’s Council of Governor Elections are now open to members. Being a governor is a vital role; you will be one of the voices representing our members,...
New Cancer Centre is hosting inpatients
Milton Keynes University Hospital’s new Cancer Centre is now home to inpatients. The old Ward 22, which was previously the hospital’s cancer inpatient ward, moved to the new ward...
Cancer drug trial helps keep grandfather healthy
Milton Keynes University Hospital has been praised by a blood cancer patient who is taking part in its NHS drug trial which has helped him keep clear of infections....
Antenatal self-referral available at MKUH
You no longer needs to visit your GP to be seen by a midwife, you can make an antenatal self-referral right from your own home. Did you know booking...
MKUH celebrates one year of nursing associates!
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...
Your local pharmacy can help you quickly with minor illnesses
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...