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A&E at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Queens Medical Centre A&E: 6 in 10 people were seen within 4 hours in September 2026.

20,390 people attended in September 2026. Everyone is assessed soon after arriving and seen in order of urgency.

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If someone's life is at risk, call 999 now.

Chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding, a suspected stroke, a fit that does not stop, or someone who cannot be woken. Do not drive to A&E in those cases: call 999.

If you call 999 from here

East Midlands Ambulance Service answers most 999 calls in this area. In September 2026 it reached life-threatening calls in 9 minutes on average (target 7) and serious calls such as stroke or chest pain in 34 minutes on average, 9 in 10 within 68 minutes. England: 8 and 31 minutes.

34% of ambulance handovers at hospitals in this service's area took over 30 minutes (England 27%). Figures are for the whole ambulance service, not this hospital alone.

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September 2026 at Queens Medical Centre

59% of people were seen, treated and admitted or sent home within 4 hours

20,390 visits in the month. Postcode NG7 2UH. Part of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

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Other A&Es within 15 miles

Royal Derby Hospital

13.8 miles. University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust.

56% within 4 hours

Where should I go?

  • Life-threatening (chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding, signs of a stroke, a fit that does not stop, someone who cannot be woken): call 999.
  • An injury or illness that cannot wait but is not life-threatening: A&E, or an urgent treatment centre, which is often quicker for cuts, sprains, minor burns and minor breaks.
  • Not sure how urgent it is: 111 online or call 111. They can book you a slot at the right place.
  • Minor (coughs, colds, rashes, aches): a pharmacist can help without an appointment.

Questions people ask

How long is the wait at Queens Medical Centre A&E right now?

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust does not publish a live figure. In September 2026, 59% of the 20,390 people who attended were seen, treated and admitted or sent home within 4 hours.

Is Queens Medical Centre A&E busy?

20,390 people attended in September 2026, about 680 a day. A&E is usually busiest in the late afternoon and evening and quietest in the early morning, and everyone is seen in order of urgency, not arrival.

Where is Queens Medical Centre A&E?

Queens Medical Centre, NG7 2UH, Nottingham. Use the Drive or Public transport button for directions from where you are. In an emergency call 999: an ambulance crew decides the right hospital.

What happens at A&E. A&E waiting times near Nottingham.