Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust
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Location
Headquarters: Portsmouth, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Europe
Region: Hampshire
Country: GB
Continent: Europe
About
Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust is a regional hospital network providing acute inpatient and outpatient services across Portsmouth and south east Hampshire, with a focus on delivering expert, compassionate care to a population of about 675,000 residents. The trust operates through its QA Hospital and related facilities, offering emergency care, elective procedures, and a range of clinical specialties. It emphasises patient experience, information governance, safeguarding and digital initiatives to improve care delivery and coordination with partner NHS services. The organization is based in the Portsmouth area of the United Kingdom and serves both local communities and patients from beyond the immediate region.
Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust provides acute inpatient and outpatient healthcare services to residents in Portsmouth and south-east Hampshire. Operating primarily through Queen Alexandra Hospital, it delivers emergency, surgical, and specialized clinical care, including oncology and nephrology. The organization also supports military personnel through a dedicated hospital unit and coll
1904
non_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Healthcare Services
Categories
Funding & Financials
1m-10m
government
Technology Stack
Products
Renal Services: The Wessex Kidney Centre provides renal replacement therapies, outpatient consultations, and management of chronic kidney disease using technology like MyRenalCare for remote patient management.
Ophthalmology Services: The Ophthalmology department offers clinical activities, outpatient visits, surgical procedures, and an Emergency Eye Department, utilizing the OpenEyes electronic patient record system.
Research and Clinical Trials: The Trust conducts research to generate new knowledge and improve healthcare, requiring ethics approval and patient consent for data use.
Service Evaluation and Audit: Service evaluation examines standard care delivery, while audits measure practices against clinical standards to inform local decision-making.
Information Governance: The Trust manages personal information confidentiality and privacy, sharing data as necessary for patient care and legal obligations.
Freedom of Information Requests: The Trust provides public access to recorded information under the Freedom of Information Act, excluding personal or sensitive data.