Chair Donation for Critical Care Unit
The grateful son of a patient who spent 68 days in the hospital’s Critical Care Unit ran the Milton Keynes Half Marathon to help purchase a special chair for patients....
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NHS’ 70th Birthday – Thank you to Staff
This is a short message of thanks to staff at Milton Keynes University Hospital as we celebrate the 70th birthday of the NHS today. I hope you can all...
Neonatal Unit and Emily’s Star launch a new app
We have launched an app that allows parents of babies in our Neonatal Unit to keep in touch even when they are not in the hospital. We are the...
eCARE is now live at the hospital
The hospital’s new electronic patient record ‘eCARE’ has now gone live in all inpatient areas of the hospital. eCARE will help the hospital to deliver better, safer care to...
New electronic patient record system at MKUH
A new electronic patient record system that will improve the way Milton Keynes University Hopsital cares for local people is set to go live at the hospital from 18...
Introducing the MKUH Patient Portal
Milton Keynes University Hospital has introduced a new system – the Patient Portal – that will enable patients to manage their own appointments and view appointment letters online. The...
Simon Lloyd Announced as the new Chairman
Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is delighted to announce the appointment of Simon Lloyd as the new substantive Chairman of the hospital. Simon Lloyd has been serving...
Nurse Crowned Winner at the Nursing Times Awards
Christina Riley, a staff nurse from Milton Keynes University Hospital, was recently announced as the deserving winner of the Emergency and Critical Care Award at the Nursing Times Awards...
MKUH host first stress echocardiography interpretation course
Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) is delighted to be supporting the world’s first ever stress echocardiography interpretation course. The stress echocardiography interpretation course is designed to improve diagnostic accuracy...
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...