North Bristol NHS Trust Strategy
Our new Trust strategy launched in February 2023. An overview can be seen in the plan on a page image to the right.
Our reason for existing as an organisation is to put the patient first by delivering outstanding patient experience– and that’s the focal point of our strategy, Our Aim.
How we deliver that is so important and the NBT Cares ‘Values and Positive Behaviours Framework’ which we launched in Autumn 2022 underpin this.
Through our NBT Cares ‘Values and Positive Behaviours’ we are committed to being:
- Caring.
- Ambitious.
- Respectful, and
- Supportive.
We will continue to maintain overall focus on our three Trust objectives:
- Delivering great care.
- Healthcare for the future, and.
- Being an anchor in the community.
To support us to achieve our three Trust Objectives, we have new Improvement Priorities, which have the potential to transform what we do as a Trust on behalf of our patients.
Our Improvement Priorities which will help us to deliver our ultimate aim of delivering outstanding patient experience are:
- high quality care – we’ll make our care better by design.
- innovate to improve – we’ll unlock a better future.
- people – our people will be proud to belong here.
- sustainability – we’ll make best use of limited resources.
- commitment to our community – we’ll be in our community, for our community.
Our Clinical Strategy
Our Joint Clinical Strategy
Bristol NHS Group Summary Benefits Case
Our Patient Experience and Carer Strategy
Easy Read version:
Volunteer Services Strategic Plan
Our Clinical Research Strategy
Clinical Research Strategy 2022-27.
Our Digital Vision
Our Patient Safety Strategy
Our People Strategy
Risk Management Strategy and Policy
Our Mental Health Strategy
Healthier Together
Healthier Together is the name given to our Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Integrated Care System.
The Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Integrated Care Board (ICB) was established on 1 July 2022. We’re responsible for developing plans to meet the health needs of our population, managing the NHS budget and arranging for the provision of health services in our area.
Our work is focused on four key aims:
- Improving outcomes in population health and healthcare.
- Tackling inequalities in outcome, experience and access.
- Enhancing productivity and value for money.
- Helping the NHS support broader social and economic development.
The Annual Review for 2022 to 2023 can be viewed on the BNSSG website.