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6 September 2023
A new multi-million-pound dialysis centre has opened its doors to its first patients.
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23 June 2023
MORE than 9,000 Portsmouth residents have had a free ‘lung health MOT’ as part of a pilot programme, that one patient described as ‘peace of mind’.
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8 June 2023
The community of Portsmouth are being encouraged to lace up their trainers and wear blue for a walk, run, jog or skip to celebrate 75 years of the NHS.
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7 June 2023
20,000 lights across Queen Alexandra Hospital will be replaced with energy saving LED lights to help reduce the Trust’s carbon footprint.
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31 May 2023
Over the next two years we are planning a number of significant improvements to the QA Hospital site to ensure we can continue to deliver high quality services in efficient, well-maintained and well-designed buildings.
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18 May 2023
Patients are set to benefit from quicker diagnostic scans and shorter wait times – thanks to a new imaging camera at Queen Alexandra Hospital.
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25 April 2023
Patients and visitors to Portsmouth’s Queen Alexandra Hospital will now have access to eight new electric vehicle (EV) charging points.
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19 April 2023
A nurse from Portsmouth has helped to set up a new support group for women who have experienced baby loss or miscarriage after she experienced a lack of emotional support after her own loss.
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6 March 2023
Construction work on Portsmouth’s new multi million-pound Emergency Department is well underway and the hospital Trust is making sure the build is as environmentally friendly as possible.
Road closure at QA Hospital
Patients and visitors travelling to Queen Alexandra Hospital are advised that Nightingale Road will be closed from Friday 13 November (7am) to Tuesday 17 November (6pm) to allow essential drainage works to take place. The road will reopen as a single lane between Tuesday 17 November (6pm) and Wednesday 25 November (5pm) and be controlled by traffic lights at either end.
Further details including timings can be found on our website.
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