Real-time glucose monitoring for diabetic patients
The QEH is introducing skin sensors for real-time glucose monitoring to enhance care and comfort for inpatients with diabetes.
The QEH is introducing skin sensors for real-time glucose monitoring to enhance care and comfort for inpatients with diabetes.
QEH’s new unit for frail patients receives high praise from Norfolk and Waveney’s Medical Director
A team of experts, who specialise in healthcare design across the country, have been selected to drive forward plans for a new Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in King’s Lynn.
Yesterday, 23 October, The QEH proudly marked the one-year anniversary of its newly reconfigured Emergency Department (ED) – a project that has significantly enhanced the patient experience at the hospital’s front door.
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In recognition of National Play in Healthcare Week (14-20 October), The Paediatric Rehabilitation Team, that look after young patients, at the King’s Lynn Hospital is emphasising the vital role of play in children’s care and how it helps mitigate the impact of long hospital stays on children’s development.