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    Do you need to change the date of your hospital appointment? Let us know easily through our website

  • Urgent Treatment Centre now open at Derriford Hospital

    Open 8am to 8pm, every day. For patients of any age.

  • Coming in July 2026, our new single electronic patient record across Devon

  • An architects image of the new urgent and emergency treatment centre at Derriford Hospital

    Phase one of the Emergency Care Building

  • Three portrait pictures of our Matrons.

    Work with our matrons to improve the quality and experience of patients and families 

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    Would you like to thank a member of staff? Fill out our online form to send them a thank you card.

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About Us

  1. CQC

    Information about our Care Quality Commission (CQC) Rating
  2. Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)

    Our PALS team offer advice and information about our services. They can assist you with concerns about the care you have received and listen to your views on how we can improve our services.
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    The management of Trust patient, staff and corporate information (including privacy notices)
  4. Research and Development

    University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust has a well established reputation for high quality research and a strong record of participation in commercial and non-commercial clinical trials.

Latest News

Dr Jessie Welbourne
Plymouth ICU team leads innovative study for ventilated patients

Posted on at

The DAYDREAM study is being led by first-time Chief Investigator Dr Jessie Welbourne, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine at UHP and is exploring whether a small change to how ICU patients are fed could make a significant difference to their recovery.

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