Psychosis HIT hosts event focused on family and network support
In March 2026, Bristol Health Partners’ Psychosis HIT hosted a discussion about psychosis, focussing…
Impact Review 2025/26: Psychosis HIT
Engagement events In early 2026, the HIT delivered two successful engagement events. A special screening…
Impact Review 2025/26: Healthy Weight HIT
First system-wide commitment to create healthier places In October 2025, partners across the Bristol, North…
Impact Review 2025/26: Drug and Alcohol HIT
Advancing ‘Every Door Open’ Group The Every Door Open (EDO) Co-produced Working Group brings together…
Impact Review 2025/26: Dementia HIT
Welcoming a new co-director The HIT appointed Dr Sam Creavin as a…
Impact Review 2025/26: Chronic Pain HIT
Reducing pain medication: supporting patients and clinicians Research shows that long term use of pain…
Impact Review 2025/26: Bladder and Bowel Confidence (BABCON) HIT
Redesigning the local continence care pathway To improve treatment and support for people with bladder…
Impact Review 2025/26: Active Lives HIT
Reversing frailty through community exercise classes Clinical trial evidence shows REACT (Retirement in ACTion) community…
BLOG: A Stroke HIT volunteer abroad
I believe strongly that stroke recovery should address the whole person: their emotions, strengths, feelings…
"Bristol Health Partners is a listening organisation"
Take 10 minutes to get to know Professor Tim Whittlestone – Bristol NHS Group Chief…
Fatal delays in EpiPen treatment for food anaphylaxis in children, finds research
Fatal delays in administering life-saving adrenaline autoinjector (EpiPen) for food anaphylaxis, a severe and rapid…
New questionnaire reveals who is – and isn’t – taking part in health research locally
New data is providing important insights into who is taking part in health research in…
