Sharing expertise
Bringing together knowledge, skills and experience from across our Trust

As a Trust, we have a wide range of skills, knowledge and experience. Sharing and combining our expertise enables us to provide high-quality care to our patients.
Sharing our approaches, processes and digital systems helps us to find what works. We can ensure that best practice becomes standard practice across the Trust. By learning from each other's experiences, we are finding more efficient ways to work. It also helps us to overcome challenges and address issues.
We are currently aligning policies, procedures, quality assurance tools, and clinical systems. This helps us to effectively spread learning across the Trust.
We are constantly finding ways to improve and transform our services. Ensuring that our patients, no matter their locality, get the best care possible.
Case studies
Supporting a whole person approach to care
Our whole-person approach has vastly improved the experience of children, young people and their families in our communities. Learn about Mallory's experience with our Speech and Language Therapy Team.
Read more
Developing a neighbourhood-based model for care
Using a neighbourhood-based model, we will bring together universal, targeted and specialist services. A single point of access will be open to any family living in Norfolk or Waveney. Helping families to get the advice, support and assessments that they need.
Read moreWellbeing festival: Creating our new culture together
We want to create a positive work culture. A culture where colleagues feel connected, supported and proud to be part of. Our Wellbeing Festival showcased the strengths, expertise and diversity of our newly integrated workforce.
Read more
Using innovative technology for wound care assessments
Integrating our services has supported digital innovation across the Trust. We are exploring and supporting innovative solutions that improve patient care and staff experience. An example is Minuteful for Wound by Healthy.io.
Read more
Sharing expertise across the region
While our Musculoskeletal (MSK) teams continue to provide care locally and remain distinct services, they now work under shared leadership and governance arrangements. This creates more opportunities for collaboration, shared learning and improvement across geographical boundaries.
Read more