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Your peace of mind

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World-class private treatment in a major NHS teaching trust

The longstanding relationship between medicine and academic life in Oxford is reflected by the fact that the Regius Professorship of Medicine was founded by King Henry VIII in 1546.

The Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals NHS Trust provides the main teaching and research hospitals used by Oxford University's Medical Sciences Division|. The Trust frequently figures in the top medical institutions in the world, with an enviable international reputation for progressive research, leading to innovative improvements in patient care.

Teaching commitments ensure the clinical staff are completely up-to-date and at the forefront of their areas of clinical practice. This method of working ensures that the very best clinicians can be recruited to the Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals.

The Trust supports outstanding individuals, working in world-class facilities, conducting leading-edge research focused on the needs of patients and the public.


Security and assurance

Our private treatments come with the security and assurance that you expect from a major NHS organisation.

The Trust is a major driver for improvements in quality of health care. Clinical Governance| is an important part of daily activity, measuring and continually improving quality of care and reducing risks.

We have many initiatives that ensure the highest possible standards in your quality of care and outcome, which include the following:

  • annual appraisal of our doctors and other clinical staff
  • regular checks and measures of our 'patient pathways' (the journeys that our patients take through the healthcare system)
  • regular assessment of our hospitals and our doctors' results
  • review of our complications
  • fighting infection
  • encouragement of teaching, training and research
  • maintaining a high quality of working life for our staff.

Being a private service within the Trust ensures that investment in these initiatives continues and results in the safest possible environment, with committed and motivated staff.

As a private patient you really have the best of both worlds: the security of being cared for in an experienced, large, 24 hours a day seven days a week teaching hospital, with all the modern conveniences, coupled with the ability to choose your consultant and a time for your treatment that is convenient for you.