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13 November 2026
We are currently experiencing some disruption to our internal systems following a global issue affecting Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook and some Microsoft 365 functions.
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12 November 2026
A patient at QA Hospital has been able to return home four weeks earlier than expected thanks to a new service allowing suitable patients to continue intravenous antibiotic treatment safely at home.
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10 November 2026
Patients and visitors travelling to Queen Alexandra Hospital are advised that Nightingale Road will temporarily close later this week to allow essential drainage works to take place.
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9 November 2026
Our PHU Stoma Care Team recently welcomed around 250 patients and their loved ones to its first Open Day in more than ten years at QA Hospital.
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2 November 2026
Patients, families and members of the public are being invited to say thank you to hospital staff who made a difference to their care by nominating them for Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust’s 2027 People’s Choice Award.
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27 October 2026
Hunter Road will be temporarily closed to vehicles from 6am on Saturday 31 October for approximately six hours while work takes place to remove back-up generators from the Emergency Department ambulance deck.
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20 October 2026
A specialist team helping people recover and rebuild their independence following a stroke has been praised in an external review.
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14 October 2026
If you’re visiting QA Hospital this weekend, please be aware of temporary road closures and changes to access while planned crane lifts take place on both Saturday and Sunday.
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12 October 2026
Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust is working alongside local communities to raise awareness of breast health and help more women feel informed and confident about attending routine breast screening.
Global Microsoft outage affecting some NHS services
We are currently experiencing disruption to our internal systems following a global issue affecting Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook and some Microsoft Teams functions.
Our emergency services remain operational and teams have established plans in place to minimise disruption and maintain safe patient care.
What this means for you:
Emergency care: If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please continue to call 999 as normal.
Hospital appointments: Patients should continue to attend planned appointments unless contacted directly by their care team.
Non-emergency care: If you need urgent medical advice but it is not a life-threatening emergency, please continue to use NHS 111.
Contacting our services: Some email communications and online services may be affected. If your enquiry is urgent, please contact the relevant service by telephone rather than email where possible.
