The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust We are a forward-thinking acute district general hospital in West Norfolk We hope it gives our community members a place to connect with us and each other.
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The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn is a busy district general hospital located in King's Lynn, placing patients at the heart of everything we do. We offer a comprehensive range of general acute services, including an Emergency Department, as well as specialised services for a population of 331,000 people across West and North Norfolk, North Cambridgeshire, and South Lincolnshire. We use this

page to post information and content related to our services, and relevant to our community. This page is not monitored 24/7, but during working hours (Monday to Friday) we strive to respond to direct messages regularly and promptly. Our community standards for this page:
We are committed to promoting an inclusive community that reflects our values at The QEH. This extends to our online community where we expect contributors to respect and value each other. Therefore, we will not tolerate any form of abusive, threatening, discriminatory, derogatory or defamatory comments which could cause upset or offence, or comments containing personally identifiable information relating to someone other than the poster. We reserve the right to hide or remove comments which breach these standards, or which are otherwise acting inappropriately, for example:

- Violating any law or individual's rights
- Using profanity
- Repetitively posting spam, misinformation or off-topic content
- Using our page for advertising

This is not intended to be an exhaustive list, and the Trust reserves all rights in terms of managing content posted on its social media pages. Users who submit content deemed to be in breach of the Trust’s community standards or which is otherwise inappropriate or potentially harmful or illegal will receive a warning. We reserve the right to block users from viewing or contributing to the Trust’s social media pages where there are repeated breaches of community standards, or where there is a sufficiently serious breach in the first instance. This action will only be taken where this is felt necessary to keep this space safe and appropriate for our staff, patients and the local community. Where content is submitted which raises concern about potential illegal activity, this will be saved and the police informed without notice to the user. Any feedback or concerns regarding care received at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn should be directed to our Patient Advice and Liaison Service, details of which can be found on The QEH website. http://www.qehkl.nhs.uk/complaints.asp

Users should not share personal medical information or information about patients in our care, or our staff members on this platform. All medical and clinical enquiries should be directed to the teams who are giving patient care. This page is maintained by the Communications and Engagement team at The QEH. You can contact us if you have any issues about our social media on [email protected].

This bank holiday we're celebrating Sandringham Ward as Team of the Week!Their nomination reads "After my surgery I was ...
31/08/2026

This bank holiday we're celebrating Sandringham Ward as Team of the Week!

Their nomination reads "After my surgery I was unable to do anything for myself. All the staff without exception took care of all my needs. The nursing and care staff were marvellous, caring and so patient. The caterers were great, the food was good and they kept the patients topped up with tea and coffee. The cleaners were always happy and did a good job keeping my room spotless. Finally the physio staff were amazing, getting me to walk again. They were really helpful and enthusiastic getting me moving. I can’t thank them enough. QEH should be really proud to have such a fantastic team working with them."

30/08/2026

If you need urgent medical help but you're not sure where to go, use 111 to get assessed and directed to the right place for you.​ Call, go online or use the NHS App.

➡️ nhs.uk/111

Racism has no place in our hospitals.Across our hospitals, more than 18,000 people come to work every day to care for pa...
28/08/2026

Racism has no place in our hospitals.

Across our hospitals, more than 18,000 people come to work every day to care for patients, support colleagues and serve our communities. Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and valued while doing so. We know that some colleagues across The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals and James Paget University Hospital have experienced racism, discrimination and unacceptable behaviour. That is unacceptable.

Today, our Group is reaffirming its shared commitment to tackling racism and creating workplaces where everyone is treated with dignity and respect.

Building on work already under way across our hospitals, including our response to the Lord Mann Review, we have published a new public statement (https://lnkd.in/eBRq7KX4) and Anti-Racism, Dignity and Respect Policy (https://lnkd.in/e2fTuWt8). Together, they set out our expectations, our commitment and the action we will continue to take to support colleagues and challenge unacceptable behaviour.

Creating inclusive workplaces requires more than policies alone. It requires listening, learning and taking action. While progress has been made, we know there is more to do.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and valued at work.
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From 7 September for around three months, the entrance to our Emergency Department (ED) will temporarily move as part of...
28/08/2026

From 7 September for around three months, the entrance to our Emergency Department (ED) will temporarily move as part of ongoing improvement works.

This temporary arrangement will allow essential work to continue safely while the ED remains open and providing care. Clear signs will be in place and our way finders will be on hand to help patients and visitors find their way, including those attending Paediatric ED.

While the works are taking place, there will be some additional constraints around the ED and main entrance. Where possible, please limit the number of people accompanying patients, avoid using the area immediately outside the ED and main entrance for drop-offs and, if you need to drop someone off, continue further along the road past the ED and main entrance to help reduce congestion.

Our patient buggy service can also be used where appropriate to support people with reduced mobility travelling between the car parks and hospital entrance.
Please also remember that The QEH is a smokefree site and smoking is not permitted anywhere within the hospital grounds.

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience and support while we make these important improvements to our Emergency Department for patients and families.

The Emergency Department remains open throughout the works.

Find out more here: https://qehklmediahub.com/2026/08/28/temporary-emergency-department-entrance-as-improvement-works-continue-at-the-qeh/

28/08/2026
26/08/2026

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This bank holiday weekend, some NHS services may have different opening hours.   If you need urgent help, access NHS 111...
26/08/2026

This bank holiday weekend, some NHS services may have different opening hours.
If you need urgent help, access NHS 111.
➡️ https://111.nhs.uk/

25/08/2026
Applications are still open for The QEH Youth Council!Are you aged 16-25 and want to help shape the future of healthcare...
25/08/2026

Applications are still open for The QEH Youth Council!

Are you aged 16-25 and want to help shape the future of healthcare in West Norfolk As a Youth Council member, you’ll have the chance to:

• Share your ideas
• Influence decisions
• Represent the views of young people
• Develop valuable skills and experience

Our Youth Council has already helped shape plans for our New Hospital and supported projects to improve opportunities for future healthcare professionals.

If you’re passionate about making a difference for patients, staff and our local communities, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today:
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Gayton Road
King's Lynn
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