...to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust.
We are a forward-thinking acute hospital serving the communities
of West Norfolk, South Lincolnshire and North East Cambridgeshire.
On this web site you will find information on the services we
provide, how to get to us, and general healthcare information.
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Shining Stars Awards 2012
Your chance to nominate a QEH staff member/volunteer for an award at the Shining Stars Awards 2012
Passport to aid patient care
Patients with communication problems coming into The Queen Elizabeth Hospital from the New Year onwards – particularly the elderly and those with dementia – are to be given their own hospital ‘passport’. Containing important family contact, care details and ‘likes and dislikes’, this will ensure they receive the specialist care they need and that staff are fully aware of their personal background.
Car park proposals under consideration
Options for long-term improvements to the hospital car park, including the possibility of a multi-storey, are now out for public consultation.
Reports
Statements and Declarations
[ Core Standards Declaration 2008/2009 ]
[ Safeguarding Children Declaration ]
[ The ‘Being Open’ Commitment and Statement ]
[ Learning Disability Declaration ]
[ Eliminating Mixed Sex Accommodation - Declaration of Compliance ]
External links
[ NHS Norfolk ]
[ NHS Constitution ]
[ Disability services in West Norfolk ]
[ NHS Members ]
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QEH leads the way in carbon reduction ]
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is Number One in the country when it comes to carbon reduction. That’s the good news to emerge from the publication of the Environment Agency’s Carbon Reduction Commitment league tables, showing that the QEH continues to lead the way as a thoroughly ‘green’ organisation.
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QEH’s Brian is now a man of national note ]
Lead Nurse for Practice and Innovation at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Dr Brian Lucas, has been elected Chair of the Royal College of Nursing’s Society of Orthopaedic and Trauma Nursing.