HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT MOD004054: SWOT ANALYSIS REPORT
Executive Summary NHS England 2019 is a National Healthcare Service provided to the citizens of UK. The government of UK has initiated the medical and healthcare services which can be utilized by anyone, without being asked to pay full amount. The report will examine the various factors of NHS England in terms of implementing the policy rules in NHS foundation institute. Guys and St. Thomas is one of the largest NHS foundation's trusts in England. They have integrated a wide range of services into the health systems of adults and children's specialist services, emergency, elective, and local community services. SWOT analysis was conducted to analyze the internal and external environment of Guys and St. Thomas is one of the largest NHS foundations trust of England. Recommendations will be designed according to the strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and strength. 1
Contents Executive Summary...................................................................................................................1 Introduction................................................................................................................................2 Main Body..................................................................................................................................3 SWOT Analysis......................................................................................................................3 Strengths.............................................................................................................................5 Weaknesses.........................................................................................................................6 Opportunities......................................................................................................................7 Threats................................................................................................................................7 References................................................................................................................................10 2
Introduction Guys and St. Thomas is one of the largest NHS foundation's trusts in England. They have integrated a wide range of services into the health systems of adults and children’s specialist services, emergency, elective, and local community services. The center is committed to providing care in clinical care, research, and education. There are several institutions situated at multiple locations to easily access services provided by the trust (Lee and Titchener, 2017). Local services are also provided in hospitals across the west side and beyond. More than 1000 patient beds are thereby trusted foundation to deliver the services, out of which 200 are to deliver childcare. Intensive care beds are 88 in number and 44 theatres in two acute sites, 263 dental chairs, six cardiovascular interventional theatres, 32 chemotherapy chairs, and four MRI, and other radiological devices. Diverse clinical services are provided by the trust that includes emergency and urgent care, local services, specialist services, planned elective, and ambulatory care (Jaye, Thomas and Reedy, 2015). Patients are benefited from several strategic partnerships with health and social care providers, research organizations, universities, and commissioners. The commercial activities are diversified into income streams and support financially and operationally sustainable organizations so that exceptional care is provided to patients. In this essay, the market of Guys and St. Thomas is one of the largest NHS foundation's trusts of England will be analyzed to undertake a wide range of analysis in planning and summarizing the sections. The catchment population of trust involves local services of residents that primarily includes the residents of London.
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