New QEII Hospital

New QEII Hospital Those requiring inpatient or emergency care receive it at the nearby Lister hospital in Stevenage.

The New QEII Hospital provides a full range of outpatient, diagnostic and antenatal services, as well as an Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) which is open every day from 8am-10pm that can treat a range of minor illnesses and injuries in adults and children. The New QEII hospital provides a full range of outpatient, diagnostic and antenatal services to local people, as well as a 24/7 urgent care centr

e that treats those with minor injuries and illnesses. In Spring 2015, all the services provided formally at the original hospital on the same site - which was the first ever full hospital built by the NHS that was opened in 1963 - moved across to the £30 million New QEII.

Eid Mubarak to our colleagues, patients, families and the local community celebrating Eid al-Adha 🩵
27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak to our colleagues, patients, families and the local community celebrating Eid al-Adha 🩵

With soaring temperatures continuing to reach over 30 degrees celsius this week, our clinicians are issuing a polite war...
25/05/2026

With soaring temperatures continuing to reach over 30 degrees celsius this week, our clinicians are issuing a polite warning to parents of young children:

- Apply sun cream before going out in the sun 🧴
- Avoid direct sun exposure during peak hours ☀️
- Dress children in light, loose-fitting clothing 👕🩳
- Prioritise shaded spots rather than areas in full-sun 🌳🍉
- Ensure they stay hydrated and drink plenty of water 💧
- Keep your home cool 🏡🧊🌡️

Small steps can make a big difference in keeping infants and children safe from the heat and ensuring they can enjoy the sun, safely.

22/05/2026

Thank you to all our colleagues working over the Bank Holiday weekend! 💙🏥

With soaring temperatures expected to reach over 30 degrees celsius this Bank Holiday Weekend, our clinical colleagues a...
21/05/2026

With soaring temperatures expected to reach over 30 degrees celsius this Bank Holiday Weekend, our clinical colleagues are issuing a polite warning to parents of young children:

- Apply sun cream before going out in the sun 🧴
- Avoid direct sun exposure during peak hours ☀️
- Dress children in light, loose-fitting clothing 👕🩳
- Prioritise shaded spots rather than areas in full-sun 🌳🍉
- Ensure they stay hydrated and drink plenty of water 💧
- Keep your home cool 🏡🧊🌡️

Small steps can make a big difference in keeping infants and children safe from the heat and ensuring they can enjoy the sun, safely.

https://www.enherts-tr.nhs.uk/news/stay-safe-and-well-during-hot-weather

Don't forget to order your repeat prescriptions ahead of the May Bank Holiday next week! 📆Don't risk getting caught out ...
20/05/2026

Don't forget to order your repeat prescriptions ahead of the May Bank Holiday next week! 📆

Don't risk getting caught out without your medication 🚫💊

You can request your repeat prescription via the NHS app 📱

Our Patient Hub (used for outpatient appointment communications) will undergo essential maintenance on Monday 18 May at ...
15/05/2026

Our Patient Hub (used for outpatient appointment communications) will undergo essential maintenance on Monday 18 May at 8am.

During the upgrade, the system will be temporarily unavailable (approximately 1 day). Anyone trying to log in will see a service interruption notice.

We expect access to resume as normal from around 11.30am on Tuesday 19 May.

Patients can contact the Outpatients Appointment Centre on 01438 284444 for any urgent enquiries.

Thanks for your patience while we complete this work.

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on colleagues in specialised nursing rol...
15/05/2026

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on colleagues in specialised nursing roles.

Adult safeguarding lead Enda oversees the trust's safeguarding adults team. A significant portion of his day is spent educating staff, formulating safeguarding strategies, and supervising members of the team.

‘We may not receive cards or formal recognition, but it’s always uplifting to hear feedback months later that someone we supported is now living in better conditions. This is our reward.’

Thank you Enda for everything you do.

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on colleagues in specialised nursing rol...
14/05/2026

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on colleagues in specialised nursing roles.

George is the trust’s lead for advanced practice. A nurse by profession, it’s his role to support registered healthcare professionals to work at an advanced level of practice which involves a high degree of autonomy and complex decision making.

‘Nursing can be a great, rewarding career and with so many specialties there is something for everyone. It can be really tough at times but you are often in the most privileged of positions. You might be supporting someone at the best or worst time of their life, and you have the opportunity to really make a difference for patients and their families.’

Thank you George for everything you do.

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on some of our colleagues.Claudia is a w...
13/05/2026

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on some of our colleagues.

Claudia is a ward manager and a Daisy Award winner who enjoys ensuring that patients receive the highest possible standard of care and the best experience while an inpatient. ‘People skills, good communication skills, understanding multiple personalities, and treating all staff as individuals and with respect’ are the skills which will help you in this role she says.

Her advice for anyone considering a similar path is to be ‘proud of what you do, achieve what you can, and be proud of working for the NHS as a healthcare professional.’

Thank you Claudia for everything you do.

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on colleagues in specialised nursing rol...
13/05/2026

This week, in honour of International Nurses’ Day, we are shining the spotlight on colleagues in specialised nursing roles.

Dijana is our Gynaecology matron who most enjoys being able to make a meaningful difference for both patients and staff. Whether it is helping a woman feel listened to during a difficult time, supporting a colleague through a challenging shift, or improving a service so that care is better for future patients, she finds it incredibly rewarding to know the work has a real impact.

‘It’s important to always remember the person behind the patient. Clinical excellence is vital, but compassion, dignity, and humanity are what people remember most.’

Thank you Dijana for everything you do.

📢 We’ve introduced a simpler way for patients, carers, and families to get in touch with our Patient Advice and Liaison ...
12/05/2026

📢 We’ve introduced a simpler way for patients, carers, and families to get in touch with our Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS).

You can now submit an enquiry using an online form which streamlines information and supports faster responses.
Existing enquiries will continue to be handled in the same way they were originally submitted.

💬 How to contact PALS
✅Complete the online form https://enherts.inphase.com/IncognitoAccess/Create/Feedback
✅ Scan the QR code on posters across our sites
✅ Visit the PALS page on our website
✅ Call 01438 285811
✅ Speak to the team in person during office hours:
Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays)
🕘 9am-12 noon and 1-3pm

💙 PALS is here to provide support, information and assistance to patients, relatives and carers

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