Surrey Heartlands Health and Care Partnership – Surrey Heartlands is a partnership of local health and care organisations (our STP); we’re all working together – doctors, nurses, other clinicians and staff – in partnership with local residents and patients to improve health and care services for local people.

Devolution

Greater control of budgets and accountability for the decisions we make locally

The Academy

Access for people to the best and most innovation care

Citizen engagement

Engaging and involving local people on a scale we’ve not done before

Applications invited for the role of Clinical Chair for the new Surrey Heartlands Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)

The new Surrey Heartlands CCG is expected to be formed from 1^st April 2020. Applications are now invited for the role of Clinical Chair. If you are interested in applying, eligible candidates can download the application pack which will give you further information about Surrey Heartlands, the current Clinical Commissioning Groups that will make up the new organisation, the specific requirements of the role and the appointment process. Applications close at midnight on 18 November 2019.

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New emergency department at Royal Surrey County Hospital

After an investment of almost £8million, the Royal Surrey County Hospital’s new Emergency Department has been officially opened. Guildford MP the Rt. Hon. Anne Milton, a former nurse, (pictured) joined staff from Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust to tour the new facilities and celebrate the conclusion of the ambitious [...]

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Planned Care Principles

Helping people in Surrey live better and healthier lives

We want people in Surrey to live in good health for as long as possible throughout their life. And that they the right help, when and where they need it.

Surrey is already one of the healthiest places to live in England, with better cancer survival rates and people less likely to have a stroke or heart attack than many other areas. Our services also perform well with the majority of GP practices and hospitals rated good or outstanding.