How can mobile respiratory hubs support the NHS?
By enabling patients to receive same day out of hospital care, mobile respiratory hubs can provide:
- Additional capacity to relieve pressures and increase the resilience of both primary and secondary care
- Convenient access to care, with the option to offer appointments in the heart of communities
- Reduced risk of patients being admitted to hospital by ensuring they are seen by a respiratory specialist quicker, for earlier diagnosis, treatment or advice
With the recent outbreak of Strep A we can help support, please get in touch with our team for more information.
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The Breathe Better Hub is a collaborative project for Respiratory Innovation Wales with the support of Hywel Dda University Health Board, Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board and Life Sciences Hub Wales. The mobile respiratory unit cuts down waiting times and improves access to respiratory services.
From supermarket carparks to rugby clubs, the Liberty mobile medical unit is set-up in the heart of Welsh communities, taking the fear and anxiety away from patients and allowing health boards to tackle the patient backlog more efficiently. The programme highlights how mobile respiratory hubs can:
- increase capacity and reduce the throughput at under-pressure hospital sites
- improve accessibility and patient convenience
- reduce hospital admissions with patients receiving same day access to care
Mobile Medical Units
Our diverse range of mobile medical units can help boost capacity and reduce pressures this winter.
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If you are looking for a solution to address the increasing demand for respiratory services this winter, please contact us to explore the different options available.
Contact usSupporting with Lung Health in the Community
We work with NHS Trusts, Health Boards, private healthcare providers and charities - helping them to make a difference. From respiratory treatment, to screening and education - we can support you reach the people most in need.
Lung Screening
Mobile screening units were deployed to support Leed's Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust as part of the UK's largest lung health screening trial. More than 6,600 lung health checks have been completed in supermarket carparks, with over 120 cancers detected since launch.
Lung Health Education
NHS Newham used our mobile units to raise awareness of the dangers of smoking by communicating with people in the heart of the London Borough. 5,136 smokers took a lung age test, with 1 in 6 that took the test committing to quit.
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