Welcome
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust’s mission is to provide safe and compassionate care, every time with a focus on providing right care, right place, right time, first time.
As a pioneering Trust we bring together acute and community services – delivering them when and where our patients will most benefit and we work hard to deliver this. We have one of the best stroke services in the region, some of the lowest infection rates in the country and excellent surgical outcomes, but we are always striving to do better.
Working together with our community we are continually looking for innovative ways to improve our performance and provide our patients with the service that they deserve and our staff can be proud of.
We are well on the way to achieving this.
Find out more about our performance.
Healthcare closer to home
Find our what we are doing to invest in our community services
What's new
Thank you maternity team
22 Sep 2017
We wanted to share some lovely feedback we have received from a mum who recently gave birth at Stoke Mandeville Hospital.
Thame community hub open day
20 Sep 2017
Around 100 visitors were welcomed to the Thame community hub open day held on Wednesday 13 September. The day was an opportunity for people to come and visit the hub, ask questions and find out more about community and assessment services.
Decorated ducks for NSIC
19 Sep 2017
Ducks that have been being decorated to help raise funds for the National Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville Hospital will be on display before our AGM on Thursday 21 September.
Annual General Meeting
15 Sep 2017
As part of this year’s Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust’s Annual General Meeting there will also be a health fair. Residents will be able to meet with health and wellbeing specialists during a special fair organised for before the AGM at Stoke Mandeville Hospital on Thursday 21 September.
Cancer Care and Haematology Fund to receive £25,000 from Freemasons
11 Sep 2017
The Cancer Care and Haematology Fund (CCHF) which supports the Cancer Care and Haematology Unit at Stoke Mandeville Hospital is set to receive £25,000 from Buckinghamshire Freemasons. The charity was one of six to be nominated by Freemasons in Buckinghamshire, with local people voting to decide the level of their award. CCHF will receive the maximum amount possible, £25,000.
Community hubs: pilot update August 2017
29 Aug 2017
There’s been a lot going on since we launched the start of our community hubs pilot in April at Marlow and Thame. New services, voluntary organisations and outpatient clinics are coming on board each month and the number of patients being seen continues to grow.
