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Date: 30 May 2023

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Community Strategy

In 2018, the Isle of Wight NHS Trust executive leadership and operational management structure was redesigned to create four separate Divisions: Acute, Ambulance, Community and Mental Health & Learning Disabilities,

The Community Division is led by Lesley Stevens, Director of Community and Mental Health and Learning Disabilities and is supported by the Director of Operations for Community, Nicola Longson.

This strategy provides an opportunity to outline the focus of the Division over the next three years to take us closer to a future-fit community health service. The vision for integrated community services has been clearly articulated nationally, regionally and locally so the Community Division benefit from having a well-articulated strategic direction of travel. This document reflects the chosen model, the transformational journey so far and next steps. It also acknowledges the need to align with acute service delivery and embrace opportunities to work in different ways with Primary Health Care and the Independent / Private and Voluntary sectors.

Download a copy of the Community Strategy (to follow).

If you require this strategy in a different language or different media, please contact our Patient Experience Team at:

Telephone: (01983) 534850

Email: iownt.PALS@nhs.net

Acute StrategyPortsmouth Hospitals and Isle of Wight NHS Trust working in partnership to provide services for people living on the Isle of WightAmbulance StrategyThe Ambulance Strategy sets out our vision, focusing on improving the service we deliver to the whole community. As part of our ongoing strategy we aim to engage with a variety of stakeholders including, but not limited to, our community, our service users, our staff, commissioners of our services, along with colleagues from SCAS and partners of our Trust.Digital StrategyHealthcare is evolving to embrace the digital world and take advantage of technologies to look after every citizen with innovative ways that provide safe care. As a result, technology is helping the health economy transform the way we deliver care.Estates StrategyThis Estates Strategy sets out how the Trust will ensure it has a fit for purpose estate that enables delivery of our clinical strategy and the organisation’s wider five-year plan.MHLD StrategyMental Health and Learning Disabilities strategyPeople and OD StrategyThis strategy sets out a vision to make our organisation a great place to work in a culture where our people can thrive and provides clear aims and objectives to make this happen.