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Trust to seek views of local people in shaping the future of mental health services in Newton Abbot
Posted on 24th October, 2007
Devon Partnership NHS Trust wants to hear the views of local people on the future development of mental health services for people living in and around Newton Abbot. The Trust will be holding a listening event at Newton Abbot Racecourse on 22 November 2007 at 6.30pm, and is encouraging its service users,...
Extraordinary Board Meeting
Posted on 19th October, 2007
Devon Partnership NHS Trust will be holding an Extraordinary Board Meeting on 31 October 2007 as part of its application to become an NHS Foundation Trust. Members of the public are welcome and the meeting will be held in the Board Room, Wonford House Hospital in Exeter at 10am. For further information...
Trust’s Quality of Services Rated as ‘Excellent’
Posted on 18th October, 2007
The Healthcare Commission has rated the quality of services provided by Devon Partnership NHS Trust as ‘excellent’ in its latest Annual Health Check. The assessment, which relates to performance during 2006/07, looks at whether NHS organisations are getting the basics right and are taking steps to make and sustain ongoing improvements...