1. News -

    From next month, women in England will be able to get their first prescription of the contraceptive pill at their local pharmacy.
  2. News -

    We’re collaborating with local partners to reduce the risk of medication errors for patients receiving at-home care from family or official carers.
  3. Advice and Information -

    Many of us will need out-of-hours medical assistance, especially over the winter. Using NHS guidelines, we've put together some advice and information on where you can go for help when your GP is closed.
  4. News -

    Healthwatch England have responded to the NHS GP Patient Survey.
  5. News -

    The British Medical Association has announced that GPs will start limiting appointments in immediate action following a dispute over funding levels. Find out how this may affect you.
  6. News -

    An independent Investigation into the NHS, led by Lord Darzi, highlights the NHS's problems.
  7. News -

    Find out more about the Milton Keynes ACTIVATE study.
  8. Report -

    With 45% of pregnancies in the UK being unplanned, and much of the planning in the planned pregnancies not extending beyond a decision to ‘start trying’, we teamed up with our Women's Health Lead to explore preconception care in our city.
  9. Report -

    GP access is still the number one reason people contact us. Last year we asked the people of Milton Keynes to share their experiences of accessing their GP practice. Now, a year on from our first ever Great Big MK GP survey, we wanted to see if things had changed for people living in Milton Keynes who need a GP appointment.
  10. News -

    Join us tomorrow, Saturday 7 September, for an event exploring diabetes research opportunities in Milton Keynes.
  11. Advice and Information -

    As we move into Spring, there's an increased chance of getting a tick bite and potentially symptoms of Lyme disease. Find out what to watch out for during 'tick season'.
  12. News -

    The Government has launched a consultation on the NHS Constitution, which sets out your rights as an NHS patient. Read why it's important to have your say.