University Hospitals Bristol - Our 2025 vision

News - 6 February 2019

Have your say at this public engagement event. We will present our plans for the future of our hospitals
University hospitals bristol - our 2025 vision

At this event you will have an opportunity to:

– Hear the latest on University Hospitals Bristol’s developing five-year strategic plan which we will be launching in May 2019

– Understand what we are planning to achieve by 2025, and what this means for our patients, carers, our staff and for you

– Have an opportunity to tell us what you think and discuss this with Paula Clarke, Director of Strategy, and senior members of the planning team.

The event will be held at UH Bristol’s Education & Research Centre, Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol, BS2 8AE. Doors will open at 3.30pm for refreshments and conversation. You can register your place online at www.uhbristol.nhs.uk/healthmatters, by email at foundationtrust@uhbristol.nhs.uk or by phone on 0117 342 3764. 

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