Brighton

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Brighton Sussex University Hospitals NHS
Trust 3T Programme East Sussex HOSC 6th July
2009
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Royal Sussex County Hospital Campus
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3T Programme 5 Investment Objectives1. Repla
ce Barry/Jubilee Buildings - General / elderly
medicine - Clinical Infection (HIV, Infectious
Diseases) - Acute Brain Injury Centre (Stroke /
TIA) - Imaging Nuclear Medicine2. Transfer
Regional Centre for Neurosciences3. Expand the
Sussex Cancer Centre - Radiotherapy (Linear
Accelerators) Linked Units in East West
Sussex - Chemotherapy (Day Case
Unit) - Haemato-Oncology (Inpatient)4. Develop
the Major Trauma Centre for Sussex and Wider
Region5. Realise the Research, Teaching
Training Dividend
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Royal Sussex County Hospital CampusProposed
Redevelopment Area
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Opportunities

• - Decongest campus
• - Improve connections
• - Clear Way-finding
• - Access parking
• - Gardens Views
• - Improve quality of campus
• - Improve clinical synergies

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Short Section
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Long Section
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View from Above
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Construction Staging Stage 1 Completion July 2014
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Construction Staging Stage 2 Completion December
2017
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Construction Staging Stage 3 Completion July 2019
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Aerial Perspective
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View from Eastern Road
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View of Front Entrance
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View from Eastern Road
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View of Atrium
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Internal View
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View from Roof Gardens
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View from Royal Alexandra Children's
Hospital
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View from The Brighton Pier
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Conclusion (1/2)Barry Jubilee Buildings-
Model for stroke care (Acute Brain Injury Centre)
developed by Sussex Stroke Network, approved by
Sussex PCTs- Sussex HIV Clinical Network in
development aspiration to centralise inpatient
HIV care but not yet included in
modellingNeurosciences- Move agreed through
Best Care, Best Place (2004)- Supported by
Sussex Neurology Network- Planning in line with
Sussex PCTs Tertiary Services Commissioning
StrategyCancer- Planning for radiotherapy in
line with Sussex Cancer Network Service Delivery
Plan and Sussex PCTs Tertiary Services
Commissioning Strategy- Assumes linked Linac
Units in East and West Sussex better patient
access
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Conclusion (2/2)Major Trauma- Supported by
Sussex Trauma Network- NHS South East Coast
policy Healthier People, Excellent Care (2008)-
Care pathways being developed by Network and
SECAmb/SECSCG Teaching, Training Research-
Brighton Sussex Medical School developing
Academic Integration Strategy- Teaching,
training and meeting facilities included in
development- Continuing collaboration with
Universities of Brighton and Sussex and the Kent,
Surrey Sussex Deanery- Sharing the Research
Teaching Dividend across the Region
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