List of NHS hospitals available beginning with Q

Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth: Queen Alexandra Hospital is in Cosham, Portsmouth and has 755 beds. Services include Emergency Department, all Surgical and Medical Emergencies, Trauma, Cardiology, Medicine for Older People, Respiratory, Haematology, Renal, Head & Neck and Ophthalmology. The Trust works closely with the Universities of Portsmouth, Southampton and Bournemouth where a number of staff hold academic appointments. It takes pride in its excellent, nationally recognised contribution to research and development.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Trust (QEH) is a 482-bed District General Hospital serving north-west Norfolk and adjoining parts of Breckland, North Cambridgeshire and South Lincolnshire. The population of this area is approximately 240,000.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead: Queen Elizabeth Hospital is run by Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust. As well as being rated as a three-star trust, it is also a NHS Foundation Trust and provides acute hospital services for people who live in Gateshead and the surrounding areas as well as some specialist services, such as the Northern Gynaecological Oncology Centre.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, London: Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust (QEH) was formed in March 2001 when services relocated to a new hospital in Woolwich in the London Borough of Greenwich. QEH was developed via the government's Private Finance Initiative (PFI) and is located on the site previously occupied by the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital. The 500 bed hospital provides a range of acute hospital services mainly to the residents of Greenwich as well as to a natural catchment from our neighbouring borough of Bexley and, increasingly, from further afield.
Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, Welwyn Garden City: The Queen Elizabeth II hospital - which is known affectionately as the QEII - is located in Welwyn Garden City. It marked its 40th year in July 2003.
Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre, Birmingham: University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust runs two hospitals, the Queen Elizabeth and Selly Oak, which are situated 1.5 miles apart in South Birmingham. The principal activities of the Trust are to provide healthcare for the local population of South Birmingham, to provide general and specialist healthcare for a local, regional and, in certain specialities, a national population. It is also to provide an environment for teaching medical, nursing and allied health professionals and for clinical research.
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Margate: As part of a £24m modernisation programme at East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust the Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital (QEQMH) in Margate has seen the refurbishment of the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU); an expanded surgical ward; a new operating theatre built with extended recovery area; the Rainbow children's ward moved to a new location and extended; the labour delivery suite refurbished and a new caesarean theatre completed; a larger gynaecology/gynaeoncology ward created; and the Clinical Decision Unit extended.
Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline: This hospital is part of Fife NHS Board
Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup: QMS is a local district general hospital providing excellent health care to the people of Bexley and neighbouring boroughs. 60% of Bexley's residents rely on Queen Mary's hospital for acute medical services. Our natural catchment population is 300,000, extending to the boroughs of Greenwich, Bromley and Dartford.
Queen Mary's Hospital for Children, Carshalton: The Queen Mary's Hospital for Children is a separate hospital located on the St Helier Hospital site. Within the children's hospital, a range of services dedicated to the needs of children is provided, including radiology, outpatients, day surgery, inpatients, assessment unit, therapy services and pharmacy services. The hospital provides a significant range of general and specialist services for children. There are over 36 beds, used as follows and there is also a dedicated Paediatric Accident and Emergency Department, within the St Helier main A&E department.
Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead: East Grinstead's Queen Victoria Hospital was built as a community hospital in the 1930s and developed as a specialist unit during World War II. Today we remain at the forefront of specialist care as a regional centre for burns, plastic surgery, reconstructive and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics and corneo-plastic surgery. We serve 4.5 million people throughout Sussex, Kent, Surrey and beyond.
Queen's Hospital, Romford: Queen's Hospital in Romford which was designed and constructed under a Private Finance Initiative, was open for business by the end of 2006.
Queen's Hospital (Burton), Burton-on-Trent: This hospital is part of Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham: Queen's Medical Centre is a major teaching hospital, situated near the centre of Nottingham. It provides acute healthcare services including spinal, neurosurgery, maxillofacial surgery and children's services.