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Our performance

Quality Accounts

As part of a nation-wide focus on the quality of NHS services, all NHS Trusts are required to publish their Quality Accounts in 2010.

Our Quality Accounts focus on quality of services in three areas:

People achieve their agreed goals for improving health and improving lives
People experience safe care, and
People have a positive experience of their care and support.

The Trust’s Quality Accounts show the committed work that has taken place in the last year to improve the quality of services provided, as well as giving a forward look at how we aim to further improve the quality of our services.

The Quality Accounts are available to download by clicking the link below.

Quality Accounts 2011-2012 / Easy Read

Quality Accounts 2010-2011 / Easy Read

Quality Accounts 2009-2010

Quality Report 2008-2009

Care Quality Commission Registration Status

Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is fully registered with the Care Quality Commission without conditions. The attached document sets out the Trust's Statement of Purpose.

Performance Reports to the Trust Board

The purpose of these reports is to provide Board Members with a monthly high level report of key financial and non-financial performance.
The reports offer a summary of progress against national and local performance indicators as well as key areas of attention for the Trust Board.

2013/14

2012/13

2011/12

Listening to Patients

The National Patient Survey (NPS) programme was introduced in 2001 by the Department of Health, and subsequently novated to the Healthcare Commission, and then to the Care Quality Commission in April 2009.

The National Service User Survey was undertaken for Leeds & York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust for 2012.

Download the report for Leeds Services

Download the report for North Yorkshire & York Services

Care Quality Commission - Core Standard Declaration

The Annual Health check is an assessment of all NHS organisations in England. Since 1st April 2009, it is carried out by the Care Quality Commission, previously known as the Healthcare Commission.

There are two parts to the Care Quality Commission’s overall assessment of every NHS Trust’s performance;

The quality of services
How effectively they manage their financial resources

As part of this rating all NHS Trusts must submit a self assessment to the Care Quality Commission on how it believes it has performed over the last year against the required core standards.

For 2009/2010 we have completed a full and thorough re-assessment of these core standards, which is available to download by clicking the link below.

2009/2010 Core Standard Declaration

2008/2009 Core Standard Declaration

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