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UWE research psychologist Nicola Stock says fathers need better support to enable them to deal with the challenges of having a child born with a cleft lip or palate. Her research shows that appropriate support is not yet available to fathers even though...

The Improving Care in Self-Harm (STITCH) Health Integration Team held a ground-breaking 'shared voices' conference in October where Bristol Royal Infirmary Emergency Department (ED) staff and self-harm patients came together for the first time.

Dementia is a national and local priority, and the Dementia Health Integration Team are working hard to transform care for people affected by dementia through comprehensive research, integrating and improving care services, and by creating dementia-frien...

Trish Harding has recently joined the team at Bristol Health Partners as our new Evaluation Officer. She joined in August on a one year secondment from Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP) Bristol Specialist Drug & Alcohol Service...

Bristol Health Partners Director Peter Mathieson reflects on his six years at the helm, as he prepares to leave Bristol for pastures new at the University of Hong Kong.

Bristol City Council's new Health & Wellbeing Board, which joins up commissioning and services across the NHS, social care, public health and voluntary sector, has published its strategy for Bristol.

Improving Care in Self-Harm HIT Director Salena Williams appeared on Radio 4's Woman's Hour on 29 November, talking about her work on improving the experience of self-harm patients in A&E.

The Avon Primary Care Research Collaborative (APCRC) seminar on Bristol Health Partners and our Health Integration Teams (HITs) on 19 November proved very popular, with more people than were registered turning up on the day.

The Dementia HIT's Peter Brindle and the Bristol Clinical Commissioning Group were shortlisted for the 2013 Health Service Journal Awards.

Construction is well under way on the second phase of the learning and research building at Southmead Hospital. The new extension will be about half the size again of the existing building, and will continue its architectural themes, including the colour...