Annual Review of NHS Lanarkshire 2022/23

Members of the public were invited to attend NHS Lanarkshire’s annual review on Thursday 16 November 2023 to hear about a range of developments to improve health services locally.

The review took place in the Medical Education & Training Centre, Kirklands Hospital, from 1pm until 3pm.

This was opportunity for members of the public to find out more about the Health Board’s key achievements during 2022/23, and also to hear about more current topics and issues, including key projects such as the Monklands Replacement Project.

The presentation from NHS Lanarkshire covered the work carried out on Operation Flow in late 2022 early 2023 that brought the whole health and care system in Lanarkshire together in a concentrated and co-ordinated effort to stabilise and decompress our services, delivering benefits for both patients and staff.

During this time, we saw significant improvement across our system including improved opportunities to support people to remain well at home, reduction in hospital occupancy and length of stay and a very significant improvement in our 4 Hour A&E access and an important reduction in ambulance waits and 8 and 12 hour delays. The presentation also detailed our current plans in preparing for winter 2023/24.

Health board staff updated on progress to produce our new healthcare strategy Our Health Together including feedback from our engagement process earlier this year.

This year was a non-ministerial review of NHS Lanarkshire’s performance during 2022/23.

The public were invited to attend the session, online or in person. Members of the public were also encouraged to provide questions on a range of topics.

Annual Review – video of proceedings

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Annual Review of NHS Lanarkshire 2019/20

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