Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT) Market Research Report

Company Overview

• Name: Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT)

• Mission: "Together we are making life better for our communities"

• Founded: No information is available

• Key People:

• Neil Carr, Chief Executive

• Feroz Patel, Chief Finance Officer (newly appointed)

• Liz Lockett, Deputy Chief Executive

• Martyn Perry, Chief Digital Information Officer

• Headquarters: Trust Headquarters, St. George's Hospital, Corporation Street, Stafford ST16 3SR

• Number of Employees: Over 9,500

• Revenue: No information is available

• Known For:

• Providing physical and mental health, learning disability, and adult social care services.

• Community services for adults and children.

• Perinatal, eating disorder, forensic, and out-of-area sexual health services.

• Psychological, drug, and alcohol services in communities and prisons.

Products and Services

• Products Offered:

• Comprehensive health services including mental health, learning disability, and adult social care.

• Community services for adults, children, and families in various venues.

• Specialized services such as perinatal, eating disorder, and forensic services.

• Psychological and drug and alcohol services.

• High Level Description and Key Features:

• Services are provided on both regional and national levels.

• Facilities include health centers, GP practices, community hospitals, and home visits.

• A range of virtual and physical services support health and wellbeing across a wide geography.

Recent Developments

• New Appointments and Leadership:

• Feroz Patel appointed as CFO; brings extensive NHS finance experience.

• Liz Lockett appointed as Deputy Chief Executive.

• Martyn Perry recognized and appointed as Chief Digital Information Officer.

• Awards and Recognition:

• Awarded NHS England Chief Allied Health Professions Officer (CAHPO) AHP Workforce Transformation Award 2024.

• Recognized for the transformative preceptorship program in partnership with Oxleas for AHP workforce.

• Initiatives and Collaborations:

• Partnership with University of Wolverhampton for enhancing mental health ward's environment with artwork.

• Launch of an Immersive Simulation Suite as part of education and training advancements.

• Projects and Improvements:

• Upgrades in drug and alcohol treatment services locations.

• Recognition and awards for outstanding care, dedication, and achievements in the Brilliant You Awards 2024.

• Notable Partnerships:

• Collaboration between MPFT's Arts for Health team and Faculty of Art, Business, and Science at the University of Wolverhampton.

The company maintains a significant presence in its service region, extending its influence through strategic alliances and continual innovation in service delivery.