Our programmes

Urgent community response, enhanced health in care homes and helping people with complex needs stay healthy.

Healthy weight, emotional wellbeing, respiratory health, and care for people with a learning disability and autism.

Initiatives focussed on prevention and early intervention, population health and creating stable services.

Improving treatment targets, multi-disciplinary footcare teams in all places, specialist nursing and flash glucose monitoring.

Includes all diagnostic tests including, pathology, imaging, endoscopy, screening programmes, cardio, respiratory, neurophysiology and more.

Tackling digital exclusion, driving integration of care records and population health management, systems to support transformation including; remote monitoring, digital primary care and digital social care, cyber security and service recovery plans to improve treatment times.

Reducing waiting lists, restoring services to pre-COVID levels, and embedding sustainable services.

To help patients stay in control of their outpatient appointment, the region’s hospitals offer a range of options which make it easier for them to access services in a way that fits their lives. 

• Patient Initiated Follow-Up (PIFU)
• Video / Remote Consultations

Reducing unwanted variation and creating equitable service provision across Cheshire and Merseyside.

Community mental health, crisis care, psychological therapies, maternal and perinatal mental health, support for our workforce.

Building on new clinical pathways and increasing the range of services to improve population health.

For adults, children and young people to live well, before dying in peace and with dignity, in the place they would like to die, supported by the people important to them.

Improving population health and healthcare, tackling health inequalities, and improving outcomes and access to services.

Quality assured diagnostic spirometry, pulmonary rehab and psychological support to manage respiratory disease.

Reducing the number of strokes in Cheshire and Merseyside by focusing on prevention, reducing health inequalities, improving access and community rehabilitation.

Transforming and improving support for women’s health, improving wellbeing, life chances and outcomes for women and babies.