Wspólny plan na przyszłość

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In Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire, there are two hospital trusts, North Bristol NHS Trust and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust. Both trusts provide more than 100 different healthcare services to the local population.

As well as general and hospital healthcare, the two trusts provide specialist services including major trauma, neurosurgery, children’s services, burns, cardiac and cancer services.

The two hospitals have formed a hospital group and Joint Clinical Strategy (PDF), which will further strengthen their approach to collaboration.

We want to address the demand and capacity gaps across our hospital services, reducing how long people wait for appointments, tests and treatment, and supporting them while they wait.

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• Reduce average hospital length of stay by 10%.
• Work towards achieving a return to the standard for Referral to Treatment waiting times (RTT), to 92% seen within 18 weeks.
• Expand NHS@Home, growing from 100 to 120 virtual ward beds up to 450.

We will also work towards achieving and maintaining the cancer wait time standards:

• 80% diagnosed or ruled out within 28 days of urgent GP referral.
• 96% begin treatment within 31 days of decision to treat.
• 85% start treatment within 62 days of being referred on an urgent suspected cancer pathway or through consultant upgrade.

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In this video, find out more about the ‘NHS@Home’ service, a joint initiative by local NHS organisations that offers hospital-level care and remote monitoring in an individual’s home.