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
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What's new
Raising awareness of premature births
08 Nov 2018
Around the world, 15 million babies are born prematurely, that’s one in ten babies being born premature every year and one million of these will not survive. Sadly, prematurity is the leading cause of death in children under five.
Delivering better births in Buckinghamshire
08 Nov 2018
Are you pregnant or have you given birth in Buckinghamshire in the last two years? At Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust we want to deliver maternity care that gives you choices and is personalised to your needs. Come along to one of our workshops to tell us about your experiences
Help stop the spread of the winter sickness bug
24 Oct 2018
Norovirus, also known as the ‘winter vomiting bug’, is commonplace within the community at this time of year and is currently circulating. Please follow our advice to help stop the spread of this bug.
World sight day ophthalmology workshop
23 Oct 2018
On World Sight Day the Trust ophthalmology department hosted a workshop on Age-related Macular Degeneration. The workshop considered how we can design local services which continue to be resilient, responsive and patient-centred as the number of people with age-related macular degeneration – a common eye condition which causes vision loss - increases.
Flying the flag for NSIC around the world
23 Oct 2018
The work of teams from the National Spinal Injuries Centre has been well-represented over the last month with teams showcasing their expertise and sharing knowledge with peers in Australia and in Europe.
Clean sweep for Research and Innovation team at awards ceremony
09 Oct 2018
Research and innovation team won 4 awards and 1 highly commended at the Thames Valley and South Midlands Clinical Research Network Awards
