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UHP scores 99% for Condition, Care and Maintenance in national Patient-Led Assessments

Standards of Condition, appearance and maintenance at University Hospitals Plymouth (UHP) Derriford Hospital site have been rated as 99%, in a recent PLACE assessment. PLACE is part of a national system that aims to help NHS organisations understand how well they are meeting the needs of their patients and identify where improvements can be made and stands for Patient-Led Assessment of the Care Environment (PLACE)

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Board to Ward February 2026

Kelly James standing with Chief Executive Neil Macdonald

The experience of young carers and improving the working lives of our resident doctors were two of the items discussed by our Board leaders at their meeting in public today. They also congratulated some of our finest colleagues and volunteers on their achievements. We’ve created a summary of 3 highlights from February’s Board meeting

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Plymouth’s Anchor Institutions Unite to Support Parents with New Online Resource

Plymouth’s four largest anchor institutions, Plymouth City Council, Babcock International Group, University of Plymouth, and University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust, have united under the Civic Engagement Agreement to improve information for parents, to ensure that they can access the support, resources, and information they need to help their families thrive.

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UHP Consultant chosen for Women in Surgery London exhibition

Manuela Cresswell, Consultant Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust has been chosen to have her portrait displayed at the Hunterian Museum, inside the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) in London, as part of the ‘Insight: Portraits of Women in Surgery’ exhibition which shines a light on women working in surgery across the UK.

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Our Emergency Department is very busy

Alert stating that our emergency department is busy

Our Emergency Department is currently very busy and if you do not have an emergency or life-threatening condition, you may be redirected to other healthcare services. These include NHS 111, our Urgent Treatment Centres at the Dartmoor Building and the Cumberland Centre, and our Minor Injury Units at Kingsbridge and Tavistock. You may also be advised to use local pharmacies or to contact your GP.

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