Clinical Transformation

What is clinical transformation?

Clinical transformation is the process of changing, rethinking and redesigning how healthcare is delivered to improve patient outcomes, efficiency and quality of care. 

Clinical transformation is one of our large-scale change p rogrammes  

We have identified priority areas, listed below, to improve service users' experience of mental health care, access to services and the quality of care delivered.    

Our transformation programmes are:

  • Adult inpatient - To ensure timely and purposeful admissions, deliver high-quality therapeutic care and reduce inappropriate out-of-area placements
  • Community mental health - To deliver a standard service model for Community Mental Health Teams (CMHTs) across Norfolk and Suffolk
  • Children, families and young people - To provide accessible and high-quality mental health services for children, families and young people, including admission avoidance and reduction of health inequalities for all young people  
  • Crisis service improvement - To enhance access, quality of support, and reduce admissions through strengthening Crisis and 111 Mental Health services    
  • Older adults To deliver improvements to older adult mental health and dementia services to benefit service users and carers and people who work in older adult services  

We will engage with service users, carers and families, service user and carer groups, voluntary sector organisations , clinicians, health and care organisations and wider partners about this important programme in relation to specific workstreams and projects.   

Find out more or get in touch

We share updates around this programme along with our other large-scale change programmes in our stakeholder newsletter Better Together, our CEO's blog and at our Board meetings in public.

If you have any feedback on our Clinical Transformation programme of work, please email ClinicalTransformationTeam@nsft.nhs.uk.   

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