A number of BrisDoc employees will be swapping the comforts of their own beds to spend one night sleeping on the streets help raise money in aid of Crisis Centre Ministries and highlight the challenges faced by homeless people out on the streets every single day.
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The Wellspring Community Project is a charity that was set up to help develop essential local services and so far it has built schools, various micro-finance projects, a church, as well as a primary care facility which over time has become too small to cope with the demand of the fast growing population, and needed to be re-built.
We have received feedback from over two thirds of all our employees, helping us to analyse and assess the quality and success of our service.
I always knew it was bad for my health and pocket and always intended to give up “soon” but it always seem so much easier to do it tomorrow. Tomorrow never came until the arrival of my twin Granddaughters in August 2014.
BrisDoc are proud to be celebrating our first year of management at Northville Family Practice, it has been a fantastic year with lots of great things to feel positive about....
NHS patients in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are being urged to get the ‘Right Care, First Time’ as part of a new information campaign.
The campaign aims to tackle the high numbers of people attending A&E with minor injuries or illnesses which could be treated more quickly and easily via an alternative provider such as a GP or minor injuries unit.
Almost 230,000 people in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire attended the area’s main A&E units during 2015/16, including the Bristol Royal Infirmary, Southmead Hospital and Weston General Hospital. Of these, one in four (nearly 58,000) were not admitted and received guidance or advice only that could have been delivered via an alternative service.
Bristol Hospitality Network (BHN) provide full board accommodation and support to asylum seekers in Bristol. They do a fantastic job...
NHS Audit South West undertake audits of all Urgent Health UK member organisations, covering the majority of all Out of...
BrisDoc is very proud to have been awarded the contract to deliver the primary healthcare for the homeless population of Bristol. We will begin to deliver this service from 1st October this year. BrisDoc clinicians will see and treat homeless patients who visit the Compass Centre on Jamaica Street, Stokes Croft as well as outreach teams who actively go out into the community to seek homeless patients who may need our help.
A survey was undertaken by Audit South West for Urgent Health UK (UHUK), the Out of Hours member organisation, with staff from all organisation members encouraged to take part. Across 14 questions the survey sought the views of staff about BrisDoc’s culture with respect to patient safety. Our overall score was an impressive 81 compared to the survey average score of 78, the higher the score the more positive staff felt.