Joanna Le Couilliard

Frimley Park Hospital is a leading NHS foundation trust hospital serving more than 400,000 people across north-east Hampshire, west Surrey and east Berkshire, although its catchment for some services such as emergency vascular and heart attacks is much wider. In addition to the main hospital site at Frimley, it runs outpatient and diagnostic services from Aldershot, Farnham, Fleet and Bracknell, bringing a range of services closer to these communities. Frimley Park was named as Hospital Trust of the Year runner up in the Dr Foster Hospital Guide 2012. Since becoming one of the first NHS hospital trusts in the country to achieve foundation status in 2005, Frimley Park has been able to use surpluses to invest in patient services. The summer of 2012 saw the culmination of one of the trust's biggest capital programmes with the completion of its multi-million pound new emergency department which is believed to include one of the biggest resus units in the country, with a day surgery unit above and helipad. It also opened its dedicated cardiology wing housing an accredited regional heart attack centre providing primary angioplasty, the gold standard emergency treatment for heart attacks, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. These developments serve the strategic aim of underpinning the hospital's status as a hyper-acute centre. However, there have also been significant investments in elderly and end-of-life care. The trust's maternity unit has an enviable reputation as one of the bet in London and the South East. In 2011/12, 5,399 babies were born at Frimley Park. The unit was awarded the highest level 3 safety rating in the latest CNST assessment and was ranked joint top nationally in the latest CQC survey of women's experiences. Frimley Park is one of only a handful of trusts to achieve NHSLA level 3 safety ratings for both acute trust and maternity services. Their friendly, caring and professional staff constantly strives to offer the best possible hospital experience for patients. In the last national staff survey, their staff were rated as the most motivated of any hospital in the NHS. Frimley Park is also proud to host a Ministry of Defence Hospital Unit with military surgical, medical and nursing personnel fully integrated with the hospital's NHS staff providing care to patients in all specialties. Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has strong links to the community through its 16,000-strong foundation trust members representing patients, other stakeholders and staff.

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