Working together for excellent care in Buckinghamshire



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Working together for excellent in Buckinghamshire A vision and strategy for Buckinghamshire Health NHS Trust 2015-2020 Safe & compassionate, 1 every time

About us = 10,000 patients 598,634 patient contacts in the community 543,754 outpatient contacts 85,000 inpatient contacts 108,639 emergency attendances 491 491 6,000 Staff and volunteers 147 Stoke Stoke Mandeville Wycombe Wycombe Mandeville bed symbol = 100 beds Thame THAME PARK M40 100 Community Community Beds beds Who we serve AYLESBURY Stoke Mandeville BUCKINGHAMSHIRE M40 Wycombe HIGH WYCOMBE Marlow Buckingham 7 24/7 5,770 300,000 Babies Born BEACONSFIELD Adult community health teams CHESHAM AMERSHAM Mersham Chalfont & Gerrards Cross GERRARDS CROSS M25 X-rays 1 hospice 23 Theatres 5community hospitals - Mersham, Buckingham, Chalfont & Gerrards Cross, Marlow, Thame 2 acute hospitals - Stoke Mandeville, Wycombe At Buckinghamshire Health NHS Trust we provide acute and community in people s homes or from one of our five community hospitals at Amersham, Thame, Marlow, Buckingham and Chalfonts and Gerrards Cross or our two acute hospitals at Wycombe and Stoke Mandeville. We for patients from across Buckinghamshire and the borders of Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, Berkshire and Bedfordshire. Our specialist burns and plastics services are regional centres of excellence and our internationally recognised National Spinal Injuries Centre sees patients from across England. We have around 6,000 highly trained doctors, nurses, midwives, health visitors, therapists, health scientists, support staff and volunteers all working to deliver the best health to our patients; from newborn babies to elderly Offering services across our community and in patient s own homes people needing help to live independently at home. 2 3

Welcome We want to be bold in how we deliver to our patients. Our vision and strategy sets the direction for our organisation and how we will make a difference; it describes where we are going and how we are going to get there. Everything set out in our strategy, and everything we do, will help us achieve our ambition of providing safe and compassionate, every time. The NHS is facing pressures nationally; the population is living longer, managing with more long-term conditions and patient expectations are rising. We need to be ready to meet this demand. Over the next five years we will radically change the way we deliver health. We want to move from the hospital being the first point of contact for a patient. Working with our partners, we will build and develop our community and primary services so that patients can access health advice, support and in their communities and closer to their homes. We will increasingly provide health promotion and well-being programmes to help keep the population of Buckinghamshire well and healthy. We are one of the few trusts in the country to be integrated and this provides a great opportunity. We will put our patients, not our hospitals, at the heart of our services. We will improve how we work together with our partners, for example with GPs, mental health services or social providers, to deliver models of that are focussed on the interests of our patients. We want our patients to receive the right, in the right place, by the right people, first time. We have already made great strides in improving the quality of we provide and the overall patient experience. This remains a priority for us. Using our strategy we will set objectives and activities which will ensure all our staff are focussed on working towards the same outcomes. Our strategy will ensure we have the right support for our staff, and make the best use of the resources we have. We will ensure our services are financially and clinically sustainable, and we are able to offer high quality accessible to our local communities. Our strategy has been developed based on what we ve heard from our staff, patients and the public and this summary document sets out our plans and priorities for the next five years. Our mission Our values To help us achieve our mission we have five promises which underpin everything we do: 1 2 3 4 5 Safe and compassionate, every time. Clean and safe practice, clinics and hospitals so you never need to unduly worry A caring, helpful and respectful attitude from approachable teams, who listen to you, involve you in decisions about your and ensure you re clear about what to expect Respect for your time with closer to home, offering choice and flexibility with a minimum of delays and cancellations Easy access to comfortable and modern facilities, offering privacy and dignity, personal space and good healthy food The best clinical from teams of skilled health professionals, who help you improve and maintain your health 4 5

Our mission and strategy 2015 2020 We will deliver safe and compassionate, every time through collaboration, integration and partnership. Our quality improvement strategy, clinical strategy and support strategies will shape our activities so our staff are working together to deliver high quality, seamless ; whether it s delivered in hospital, in the community, in a patient s own home or by one of our partners such as GPs or social. We will develop excellence in our community services and our acute specialist services. We will use our skills and expertise, technology and our estates differently to deliver where our patients need it and we will work with our partners in health and social to deliver our plans. Skilled, supported and committed people NSIC as the pre-eminent national rehabilitation service Regionally renowned centres of excellence Improved access and efficiency Positive leadership and coaching Specialist Great patient outcomes Planned Living our vision, values and behaviours People Collaboration Clinical Partnership working on urgent Support Technology and innovation to drive improvement Integration Safe and compassionate, every time Emergency and urgent High quality emergency 24/7 Supporting clinical Partnership Integrated The best use of our hospitals and estate Keeping adults and children healthy and well Maintaining financial targets Quality improvement Strengthening out-of-hospital services Quality Reduce mortality Great patient experience Reduce harm 6 7

Our quality improvement strategy We have three clear goals to reduce mortality, reduce harm and ensure a great patient experience. Quality improvement continues to be at the heart of all our activity. It provides us with a framework and focus to continue making improvements and enables us to provide the right, right place, right time, first time. Our clinical strategy Our clinical vision is to be an integrated and specialist NHS provider supporting health and well-being and delivering safe and compassionate every time for the Buckinghamshire population and beyond. By 2020 we will develop: Integration of hospital, community and primary services which are shaped around the needs of every adult and child Emergency and urgent services for the local population which maximise the chances of survival and good recovery Our supporting strategies In order to achieve the Trust s vision for the future, the following are also in place: An estates programme so we make the best use of our hospitals, estates and facilities IT which will help us use technology and innovation to drive improvement Developing our people to make sure we have skilled and committed individuals who live our vision, values and behaviours A strong financial foundation to ensure we deliver value for money Planned services which are seen as some of the best in the country for patient outcomes, access and efficiency Specialist services that are renowned regionally and nationally as centres of excellence This will mean patients have the right delivered to them at the right time, reducing unnecessary visits to hospital and improving communication between different services. Our patients, and their families, will be involved in decisions about how and where their is delivered. We will give swift access to our services when they are needed and ensure patients have expert and skilled staff caring for them. We will have healthy living advice and support available at every contact and will improve the way we communicate with patients using the benefits made available to us through technology. 8 9

Leadership How we work We recognise that delivering our strategy requires strong leadership. The Trust Board is responsible for Buckinghamshire Health NHS Trust and everything we do. The Board is made up of the chair, five non-executive directors and five executive directors. Clinicians are at the heart of our decision-making and our day-to-day working. Our clinical divisions are led by a divisional chair, an assistant chief operating officer and an associate chief nurse who, along with service delivery units, manage the day-to-day running of the clinical services. In addition, the Trust is supported by a whole range of other teams including information, governance, IT, human resources, facilities and others, who work together to help provide our services How we listen There are many ways for staff, patients and the public to get involved with the Trust and feedback comments and suggestions. Hattie Llewelyn-Davies Chair 10 Anne Eden Chief Executive (From 1 April 2015 Neil Dardis, Interim Chief Executive) Neil Dardis Chief Operating Officer (Deputy Chief Executive) (From 1 April 2015 Neil MacDonald, Interim Chief Operating Officer) Mike Naylor Director of Finance Dr Tina Kenny Medical Director Carolyn Morrice Chief Nurse and Director of Patient Care Standards David Sines Leslie Broude Graeme Johnston Mary Lovegrove John Pulsinelli Speak Out Safely pledge We want every member of our staff to feel able to raise concerns and highlight wrongdoing or poor practice if they see it. We promise that where staff identify a genuine patient safety concern, we will support them, fully investigate and, if appropriate, act on their concern. Our staff, including volunteers and external contractors, already have a range of routes available to them to raise concerns within the Trust, including senior managers ward walkabouts, staff coffee mornings or through their manager, as well through our Raising Concerns policy should staff wish to remain anonymous. The Speak Out Safely hotline is 01296 316231. Becoming a member We want to develop a membership that is representative of the communities we serve, who can help support and develop our services. If you are over the age of 16 and live in Wycombe, Aylesbury Vale, Chilterns, South Bucks or have used one of our services and live elsewhere them you can become a member. Contact us on 01494 734149 or email ft@buckshealth.nhs.uk 11

Keep up-to-date There are many ways to get involved with the Trust and keep up to date with what s happening. Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/buckshealth or Facebook www.facebook.com/buckshealth Subscribe to our e-newsletter BHT Connect: www.buckshealth.nhs.uk/bhtconnect Share your comments, complaints or compliments on our feedback website: www.buckshealth.nhs.uk/feedback Or contact our Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) PALS@buckshealth.nhs.uk 01296 316042/01494 425882 Stoke Mandeville, Mandeville Road, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP21 8AL or Wycombe, Queen Alexandra Rd, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP11 2TT :