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Focusing on the last year of the Oxleas Strategy 2024-27

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As we enter the last year of delivering our strategy, we have revisited it to make sure it reflects changes in the wider NHS and healthcare.

We have agreed an updated version which takes into account the 10 Year Health Plan and neighbourhood health developments. 

To see how it has developed, please see the below documents:

Rachel Evans, Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Strategy and People Officer, explained how the strategy has developed. She said: 

Almost two years ago, we launched the Oxleas Strategy 2024–2027, shaped by the voices of staff, patients, communities and partners. Together, we set a clear ambition: great care, timely care, the best place to work, and a financially sustainable future. That ambition now matters more than ever.

The NHS is changing rapidly, with a stronger national focus on prevention, care closer to home in neighbourhoods, partnership, digital innovation, inclusion and reducing inequity- all areas where Oxleas can excel. 

This refresh sharpens our focus for the final year: what we will do next, how we can work with others to make the biggest difference for local people, and what patients, staff and communities can expect from us.

 

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