Brighton & Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust:3T Programme

East Sussex HOSC6th July 2009

Royal Sussex County Hospital Campus

3T Programme: 5 Investment Objectives

1. Replace Barry/Jubilee Buildings- General / elderly medicine- Clinical Infection (HIV, Infectious Diseases)- Acute Brain Injury Centre (Stroke / TIA)- Imaging & Nuclear Medicine

2. Transfer Regional Centre for Neurosciences3. Expand the Sussex Cancer Centre

- Radiotherapy (Linear Accelerators) – Linked Units in East & West Sussex- Chemotherapy (Day Case Unit)- Haemato-Oncology (Inpatient)

4. Develop the Major Trauma Centre for Sussex and Wider Region5. Realise the Research, Teaching & Training ‘Dividend’

Royal Sussex County Hospital

Campus

Proposed Redevelopment

Area

Opportunities- Decongest campus

- Improve connections

- Clear Way-finding

- Access & parking

- Gardens & Views

- Improve quality of

campus

- Improve clinical

synergies

Short Section

Long Section

View from Above

Construction Staging

Stage 1

Completion July 2014

Construction Staging

Stage 2

Completion December 2017

Construction Staging

Stage 3

Completion July 2019

Aerial

Perspective

View from Eastern Road

View of Front Entrance

View from Eastern Road

View of Atrium

Internal View

View from Roof Gardens

View from Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital

View from The Brighton Pier

Conclusion (1/2)Barry & Jubilee Buildings- Model for stroke care (Acute Brain Injury Centre) developed by Sussex Stroke Network, approved by Sussex PCTs- Sussex HIV Clinical Network in development – aspiration to centralise inpatient HIV care but not yet included in modelling

Neurosciences- Move agreed through Best Care, Best Place (2004)- Supported by Sussex Neurology Network- Planning in line with Sussex PCTs’ Tertiary Services Commissioning Strategy

Cancer- Planning for radiotherapy in line with Sussex Cancer Network Service Delivery Plan and Sussex PCTs’ Tertiary Services Commissioning Strategy- Assumes linked Linac Units in East and West Sussex – better patient access

Conclusion (2/2)Major Trauma- Supported by Sussex Trauma Network- NHS South East Coast policy: Healthier People, Excellent Care (2008)- Care pathways being developed by Network and SECAmb/SECSCG Teaching, Training & Research- Brighton & Sussex Medical School developing Academic Integration Strategy- Teaching, training and meeting facilities included in development- Continuing collaboration with Universities of Brighton and Sussex and the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Deanery- Sharing the ‘Research & Teaching Dividend’ across the Region