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Help us to deliver great out of hospital care

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We want our out-of-hospital care to be the very best it can be and delivering great out-of-hospital care is one of our strategy’s three main priorities for 2021-24.

By providing people with the tools, skills and services they need to manage their conditions in their own communities, we will improve the quality of their lives and the lives of those who support them.

Co-designing our services with those who use them and working in close partnership with their families, local GPs, the voluntary sector and local providers, will help us to achieve this goal.

Our Great Out of Hospital Care conference will showcase the wide-ranging projects supporting this work and is a great opportunity for our service users and carers to hear about these exciting developments and how they can get involved.

The event will take place on Monday 20 June at Hall Place, Bourne Road, Bexley from 10am to 1pm.

Dr Abi Fadipe, Medical Director at Oxleas NHS, is leading our Great Out of Hospital Care priority.

She said: “Our strategy and priorities are based on what staff, patients, carers and partners have said they would like us to work on.

“This includes supporting the families of patients, early intervention to help prevent people getting to the point of needing to be admitted to hospital and appointments as close to home as possible.

“We want to help people lead fulfilling lives and to reduce the negative impact of the health conditions they experience.

“Our conference will demonstrate how we plan to deliver the Great Out of Hospital Care priority in the coming months - we see this as a real opportunity to reshape our services and provide the best care possible.”

Watch our short film below:

RCN's Best of Nursing film (behind the scenes special) from Oxleas NHS on Vimeo.

Media enquiries

The communications team provides a point of contact for journalists to respond to all media enquiries.

We are happy to help journalists represent the trust accurately, so please do get in touch to ensure your facts and information are up-to-date before publishing your story.

Our media team is responsible for:

  • Responding to media queries
  • Arranging interviews with our nationally and internationally renowned experts who can talk about some of the trust’s specialist topics

For all media enquiries Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, please email oxl-tr.communications@nhs.net where a member of the team will review and action your request.

If you have an urgent enquiry outside of office hours or at the weekend, please contact our director on call via the Bracton Centre switchboard on 01322 294300.

Filming and photography requests

We receive documentary, location and broadcast filming requests on a regular basis – we consider all proposals on an individual basis and will try to accommodate proposals where possible, if appropriate.

No photography or filming is permitted without prior arrangement and agreement. Our patients always come first and we have a duty to protect their safety and confidentiality. Anyone found filming or taking photographs on the trust premises without the permission of the trust’s communications team will be asked to leave by the security department and may face prosecution. 

Unless agreed otherwise, film crews and photographers must be accompanied by a member of the Communications Team at all times.

Contact: oxl-tr.communications@nhs.net

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