Patients will be able to learn more about the future plans for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital during a public meeting next week.
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Diabetes did not stop Mike sailing home with a gold medal
A Dersingham pensioner did not let his recent diagnosis with diabetes stop him from winning a European Championships sailing title.
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League of Friends thanked by Midwives for new equipment
Community midwives have thanked the volunteers who have donated £11,000 worth of equipment to The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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TIU thanked by family of popular Elm man
Nurses at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital have been thanked for their care of a popular man from Elm.
QEH joins forces with Prof Brian Dolan to #EndPJParalysis
Doctors and nurses at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital welcomed a national figure who is campaigning against a major healthcare issue facing elderly patients.
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Welcome to Georgia, the 500th baby born on The Waterlily Birth Centre
A baby from Downham Market was nearly a week later than her due date for a very good reason as this helped to win the fantastic accolade of being the 500th baby born at the Midwife-led unit at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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Mountain man Dean presents cheque to the West Norfolk Breast Unit
A Heacham man has thanked staff at the West Norfolk Breast Unit by raising nearly £3,000 by scaling Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Octogenarian Tony Hicks supports QEH
A generous man from Tydd St Mary celebrated his 80th birthday by raising money for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Living with Dementia
A focus was placed on the needs of people with dementia and their carers during a conference which was held at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Statement in relation to Cyber Security threat
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn has not been directly affected by the ongoing cyber security threat which has affected a number of NHS organisations nationwide.
The Trust is taking a number of precautionary actions whilst the threat continues, one such measure has been the blocking of all incoming external emails, this has been the case since Friday evening and will remain so until further notice.
Patients, carers, relatives and visitors are advised that appointments remain unaffected and are assured that no patient confidential information has been compromised. Those wishing to contact the hospital are advised to do so by telephone.
—ENDS—
