Appendix 5: Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust delivers services primarily at St Richard’s Hospital, Chichester and Worthing Hospital providing A&E, maternity, intensive care, day surgery and outpatients. The West Sussex breast screening service is situated at Worthing Hospital. Southlands Hospital provides outpatients, diagnostic and day surgery; an ophthalmology unit is being built. Services are provided at Bognor War Memorial Hospital and Crawley Hospital. The Trust vision for the future that puts the patient at the heart of everything has: “a we do and is guided by the principles and values about which we care deeply” The 2014-19 strategy is: We care about you: Improving the overall experience patients receive from our Trust We care about quality Delivering improvement in the quality of care we provide We care about safety Delivering improvements to maintain and enhance patient safety We care about serving local people Delivering our strategic clinical change programmes We care about being stronger together Developing our role in delivering emergency and planned care We care about improvement Developing and delivering on leadership programmes We care about the future Implementing our Clinical Services Strategy and maintaining an acceptable financial risk rating and governance rating The Trust was inspected by the CQC in December 2015 and rated outstanding in the report published April 2016. Values: Our patients – Quality – Safety – The future – Serving local people – Improvement – Being stronger together In November 2016, it was announced that the trust would enter a buddying arrangement with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, a measure which will facilitate support to BSUH which was put into special measures in August 2016. From April 2017, the WSHFT Chief Executive will assume the role for both organisations. St Richard’s Hospital CQC report Department Rating Concern Good practice Urgent & Outstanding Doors to ED paediatric area 95% of ED patients
Appendix 5: Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust delivers services primarily at St Richard’s Hospital, Chichester and Worthing Hospital providing A&E, maternity, intensive care, day surgery and outpatients. The West Sussex breast screening service is situated at Worthing Hospital. Southlands Hospital provides outpatients, diagnostic and day surgery; an ophthalmology unit is being built. Services are provided at Bognor War Memorial Hospital and Crawley Hospital. The Trust has: “a vision for the future that puts the patient at the heart of everything we do and is guided by the principles and values about which we care deeply” The 2014-19 strategy is: We care about you: Improving the overall experience patients receive from our Trust We care about quality Delivering improvement in the quality of care we provide We care about safety Delivering improvements to maintain and enhance patient safety We care about serving local people Delivering our strategic clinical change programmes We care about being stronger together Developing our role in delivering emergency and planned care We care about improvement Developing and delivering on leadership programmes We care about the future Implementing our Clinical Services Strategy and maintaining an acceptable financial risk rating and governance rating The Trust was inspected by the CQC in December 2015 and rated outstanding in the report published April 2016. Values: Our patients – Quality – Safety – The future – Serving local people – Improvement – Being stronger together In November 2016, it was announced that the trust would enter a buddying arrangement with Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, a measure which will facilitate support to BSUH which was put into special measures in August 2016. From April 2017, the WSHFT Chief Executive will assume the role for both organisations. St Richard’s Hospital CQC report Department Rating Concern Good practice Urgent & Outstanding Doors to ED paediatric area 95% of ED patients
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