Annual review
The Bristol Health Partners annual review showcases the work of the partnership. It includes updates from our Health Integration Teams and a round-up of the health research activity across Bristol and the partner organisations.
Bristol Health Partners annual review 2020-21
In the 2020-21 annual review:
- Bristol Health Partners Chair Robert Woolley's foreword looks at our first year as an Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC), which began only a few weeks after the country was gripped by COVID-19. He describes how the last year has underlined the urgent need for co-ordinated and creative action in the local Integrated Care System, and the important role the AHSC is playing.
- Our Director Professor David Wynick's reflections take in a challenging year, where our Health Integration Teams stepped up to tackle the impacts of the pandemic. Amongst the turbulence of 2020-21, he picks out several highlights, including the critical role our Health Integration Teams (HITs) have played in supporting initiatives to address health inequalities, and their continued efforts to shape the redesign of care pathways.
- Our partnership's highlights for the year, from doubling our patient and public contributor HIT membership, to attracting significant funding to the city region for research and services.
- COVID-19, and how our HITs and partnership responded.
- The progress we have made on issues of equality, diversity and inclusion.
- HIT research and services funding for 2020-21: HITs attracted more than £2.4 million to the region for 30 different projects.
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams (HITs)
Visit the 2020-21 annual review microsite
- Bristol Health Partners Chair Andrea Young's foreword for the annual review recognises how the strength of our unique partnership has resulted in the prestigious designation of Academic Health Science Centre. She also describes how our collaborations have helped tackle local and national health and care challenges, along with some key Health Integration Team (HIT) highlights.
- Our Chief Operating Officer Lisa King looks back on an eventful past year at Bristol Health Partners. Highlights include key achievements from our Health Integration Teams (HITs), growing the core team and expanding our using data better programme.
- Our partnership's highlights for the year, from attracting significant research funding to the city region to providing patients and the public the opportunity to have a say in the design of health and care services.
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams (HITs)
- A timeline of the year, highlighting key milestones
- HIT research and service funding for 2019-20: HITs attracted more than £3.1 million to the region for more than 30 different projects.
Visit the 2019-20 annual review microsite - Bristol Health Partners Chair Andrea Young's foreword for this year's annual review celebrates how our partnership reflects core Bristol values of co-operation, working together, sharing and learning from each other, striving for improvement
- Our Chief Operating Officer Lisa King reflects on another successful year. Highlights have included inspiring and advising other health partnerships in other parts of the country and developing our Health Integration Teams
- Our partnership's highlights for the year, from inspiring similar health partnerships in other parts of the country to giving expert advice to government, and from influencing pathway redesign to attracting funding to the city region
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams (HITs)
- A timeline of the year, highlighting key milestones
- HIT research funding for 2018-19: HITs attracted £2.9 million to the region for nearly 40 different projects
- Bristol Health Partners Chair Andrea Young's foreword for the annual review, focusing on the changes to Bristol Health Partners' funding and leadership over the last year and our work to align our Health Integration Teams (HITs) with the local Sustainability and Transformation Partnership, Healthier Together
- A farewell message from David Relph, who left the partnership in April 2018 after being Director of Bristol Health Partners since 2014, pays tribute to the people he's worked with, as well as the power of the partnership and the Health Integration Team model
- Martin Gregg, one of two public contributors on the Bristol Health Partners Executive Group, reflects on his time in this key leadership role, which he leaves this summer
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams
- A timeline of the year, highlighting key milestones
- Research highlights from across the partnership
- Record breaking HIT funding contributions to the local health system
- A roundup of Healthy City Week Bristol 2017
- Bristol Health Partners Chair Andrea Young's foreword for the annual review, focusing on the Board's priorities, including the future direction of the partnership and its next collaboration agreement
- David Relph, Director of Bristol Health Partners, reflects on what the partnership has achieved not just in the last year, but over the last five years since its inception in 2012
- Becky Pollard, Director of Public Health at Bristol City Council, on the benefits of being involved in Bristol Health Partners
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams
- A timeline of the year, highlighting key milestones
- A roundup of Healthy City Week Bristol 2016
- Research highlights from across the partnership
- Five years of achievement - a retrospective of Bristol Health Partners's first five years
- Personal reflections on the last year from our Chair Andrea Young and Director David Relph
- Views from the leaders of the Bristol Health Partners members, on what they value in the partnership
- A timeline of the year
- A roundup of Bristol's inaugural Health and Care Awards
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams
- A roundup of research activity from across the partnership
- Our finances
- Personal reflections on the last year from our Chair Andrea Young and Director David Relph
- The Bristol Health Partners strategy for the next five years
- Five reasons why Bristol Health Partners is different
- A roundup of Bristol's inaugural Festival of Health
- How we've engaged with people over the last year
- Our finances
- A roundup of research activity from across the partnership
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams
- A farewell from founding Director Peter Mathieson
- Incoming Director David Relph and Chair Andrea Young on their views of the partnership
- A roundup of research activity from across the partnership
- Updates from all our Health Integration Teams
Bristol Health Partners annual review 2019-20
The 2019-20 annual review includes:
Bristol Health Partners annual review 2018-19
The 2018-19 annual review includes:
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Bristol Health Partners annual review 2017-18
The 2017-18 annual review includes:
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Bristol Health Partners annual review 2016-17
The 2016-17 annual review includes:
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Bristol Health Partners annual review 2015-16
The 2015-16 annual review includes:
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Bristol Health Partners annual review 2014-15
The 2014-15 annual review includes:
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Bristol Health Partners annual review 2013-14
The 2013-14 annual review includes:
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