Impact Review 2025/26: Supporting Healthy and Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments (SHINE) HIT
Progressing work on damp, mould and fuel poverty Bristol City Council’s Damp, Mould and Fuel…
Psychosis HIT hosts event focused on family and network support
In March 2026, Bristol Health Partners’ Psychosis HIT hosted a discussion about psychosis, focussing…
Impact Review 2025/26: Psychosis HIT
Engagement events In early 2026, the HIT delivered two successful engagement events. A special screening…
Impact Review 2025/26: Healthy Weight HIT
First system-wide commitment to create healthier places In October 2025, partners across the Bristol, North…
Impact Review 2025/26: Drug and Alcohol HIT
Advancing ‘Every Door Open’ Group The Every Door Open (EDO) Co-produced Working Group brings together…
Impact Review 2025/26: Dementia HIT
Welcoming a new co-director The HIT appointed Dr Sam Creavin as a…
Impact Review 2025/26: Chronic Pain HIT
Reducing pain medication: supporting patients and clinicians Research shows that long term use of pain…
Impact Review 2025/26: Bladder and Bowel Confidence (BABCON) HIT
Redesigning the local continence care pathway To improve treatment and support for people with bladder…
Impact Review 2025/26: Active Lives HIT
Reversing frailty through community exercise classes Clinical trial evidence shows REACT (Retirement in ACTion) community…
BLOG: A Stroke HIT volunteer abroad
I believe strongly that stroke recovery should address the whole person: their emotions, strengths, feelings…
"Bristol Health Partners is a listening organisation"
Take 10 minutes to get to know Professor Tim Whittlestone – Bristol NHS Group Chief…
Fatal delays in EpiPen treatment for food anaphylaxis in children, finds research
Fatal delays in administering life-saving adrenaline autoinjector (EpiPen) for food anaphylaxis, a severe and rapid…
