Addenbrooke's Hospital

Capacity of the hospital: 1,486 beds. Its specializations include: Anesthesiology, Dermatology, Pediatrics, Plastic surgery, Psychology, Pulmonology, Oncology, Radiology, Rheumatology, Diabetology, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, Palliative care, Visceral surgery, Gynecology, Cardiology, Traumatology, Urology.

Each of almost 10,000 employees of the Addenbrooke's Hospital lives and works in accordance with the values ​​that have brought this medical institution to a leading position in the country and in the world. These values ​​have been developed by the patients and staff of the hospital. They are the foundation on which exceptional patient care is built and delivered. They are always applied in interactions with patients, their families, colleagues and partners throughout the healthcare system. Everyone in the medical center understands that they are here only because of the patients, and it is their privilege to assist them.

3 main values are equally important:
Safety: the doctor will do anything and everything to help the patient.
Attention to others: always take care of the people around you.
Perfectionism: always look for the best way.

Thanks to these values, the hospital today has 757,112 outpatient visits, 5,389 birth deliveries, 65,475 inpatients and 117,074 emergency room visits per year.
Almost 10,000 employees are working together for the benefit of every patient. After all, it is the everyday things that employees do that are essential for patients.

Cambridge University Hospital (CUH) receives awards for medical excellence every year. The most outstanding year was 2017, when each research and innovation carried out that year received awards:

2017: CUH is named to The Top 100 Graduate Employers.
2017: A Cambridge researcher receives a major award for using a prostate biopsy device in clinical use.
2017: CUH receives a national data quality award.
2017: CUH professor named Health Scientist of the Year.
2017: CUH's World Class Stickler Syndrome service is recognized with a national award.
2017: The Cambridge team received £14 million to develop a new therapy for hemophilia patients.
2017: CUH is named a Specialized Radiation Therapy Center.
2017: CUH is named to the Patient Safety Awards for its use of information technology.
2017: 99% of paperwork is now paperless with the eHospital digital program and the introduction of Epic's electronic patient registration system in 2014.
2017: Real-time information is recorded in Epic's electronic patient registration system on mobile and handheld devices at the patient's bedside.