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SWFT's Integrated Frailty Service recognised for Excellence in Urgent and Emergency Care

12th June 2023

SWFT's Integrated Frailty Service recognised for Excellence in Urgent and Emergency Care

We are excited to share that our Integrated Frailty Service, incorporating acute and community services, is a regional champion in the prestigious NHS Parliamentary Awards to mark the NHS’s 75th birthday. As a regional champion SWFT will now go head-to-head with other winners from across the country to be judged by a national panel made up of senior leaders representing staff and patients, for the chance to win the prestigious national award.

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26th May 2023

Recommendation to invest in community beds and alternatives to keep people well across south Warwickshire

South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust (SWFT) has undertaken a review of community inpatient facilities within the south Warwickshire area. This has included the bedded ward at Ellen Badger Hospital in Shipston on Stour and the ward at Stratford Hospital.

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​Local NHS trust strengthens commitment to training and education with new facility

10th May 2023

​Local NHS trust strengthens commitment to training and education with new facility

South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust has made a significant investment to provide a dedicated new training and education facility, Acorn House, which is located nearby to Warwick Hospital.

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​Staff feel supported and able to work flexibly at local NHS Trust

9th March 2023

​Staff feel supported and able to work flexibly at local NHS Trust

South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust (SWFT) has again delivered some of the best results in the country in the NHS Staff Survey, which was published today (Thursday 09 March 2023). Despite operational challenges and at times extreme service pressures, staff at the Trust remain engaged, feel listened to and supported to learn and work flexibly. This builds on the aims set out in the Trust’s Strategy to be a very flexible employer by placing huge emphasis on staff health and wellbeing and offering opportunities to flex roles and hours to suit individual circumstances.

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Our ambition to help people live healthier, happier lives

8th March 2023

Our ambition to help people live healthier, happier lives

Over the last few years, the NHS has changed dramatically. From responding to Covid-19 and experiencing exceptional levels of demand, to working more closely with our partners across health and social care. In response to this new landscape, South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust has refreshed its strategy.

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11th January 2023

Warwickshire announced as frontrunner for NHS and Social Care partnership work

The Department of Health and Social Care has announced a programme to trial innovative solutions to free up hospital beds and make sure patients get the right care at the right time. Six areas across the country will be trailing new initiatives and Warwickshire is delighted to be one of the frontrunners.

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12th December 2022

Partnership with Consultant Connect shortlisted for HSJ Partnership Awards 2023

South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust (SWFT) and Consultant Connect, UK-founded telemedicine provider, have been shortlisted for HealthTech Partnership of the Year at the HSJ Partnership Awards 2023. The nomination recognises their combined outstanding dedication to improving healthcare and effective collaboration with the NHS.

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Work started on modern healthcare facility in Lillington

5th December 2022

Work started on modern healthcare facility in Lillington

A fantastic new healthcare facility is being created, which will integrate different health professionals and support improved access to services for communities in Lillington.

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South Warwickshire University Foundation Trust patient thanks Central England Rehabilitation Unit (CERU) staff members for saving his life

14th November 2022

South Warwickshire University Foundation Trust patient thanks Central England Rehabilitation Unit (CERU) staff members for saving his life

​In February 2022, Shaun Butler, from Malvern, was told he had a brain tumour and needed to have neurosurgery right away. He was just 28 years old. Upon referral to Central England Rehabilitation Unit (CERU) Shaun was diagnosed with locked in syndrome. Now 8 months on since his neurosurgery, Shaun has been discharged from CERU and wants to tell his story and thank the staff that helped save his life.

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