Annual report and accounts
Our annual reports chart changes and improvements over each year. They show where our money comes from and how we spend it.
Our accounts are reviewed by an external auditor to make sure they are a fair assessment before they are submitted to NHS England and NHS Improvement, and to Parliament.
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Summary reports by year
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- Summary annual report for Guy's and St Thomas' from 2020/21, reporting back on the Trust's performance during the year and looking forward to future opportunities and challenges.
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- Summary annual report for Guy's and St Thomas' from 2019/20, reporting back on the Trust's performance during the year and looking forward to future opportunities and challenges.
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- Summary annual report for Guy's and St Thomas' from 2018/19, reporting back on the Trust's performance during the year and looking forward to future opportunities and challenges.
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- Summary annual report for 2017/18 for Guy's and St Thomas'.
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- Summary annual report for 2016/17 for Guy's and St Thomas'.
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- Summary annual report for 2015/16, reporting back on the Trust's performance during the year and looking forward to future opportunities and challenges.
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Full annual reports by year
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- Annual report outlining the Trust's financial and operational performance for 2020/21.
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- Annual report outlining the Trust's financial and operational performance for 2019/20.
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- Annual report outlining the Trust's financial and operational performance for 2018/19.
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- Annual report outlining the Trust's financial and operational performance for 2017/18.
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- Annual report outlining the Trust's financial and operational performance for 2016/17.
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- Annual report 2015/16, outlining our operational and financial performance.
Quality reports
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Quality accounts
The quality accounts are intended to allow people to compare the performance of different trusts as we are all required to report on the same things. They contain the quality priorities that we set for our hospital and community services, and report back on our progress in achieving the priorities that we set ourselves last year.
Since 2013 our quality report has been published as part of our Annual Report. However, due to the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the NHS, foundation trusts were advised by NHS England that inclusion of a quality report in the Annual Report and Accounts 2021-22 was optional. This year's quality report has therefore been produced as a stand-alone document which is available below. This document is also published on the NHS website.
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- Report setting out the Trust's quality priorities for 2021-22 and our progress against priorities for 2020-21.
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- Report outlining the Trust's quality priorities for 2013/14 and our progress against 2012/13 priorities.
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- 2011/12 Quality Accounts report outlining our statement on quality from the Chief Executive, quality priorities for 2012/13 and our progress against 2011/12 priorities.
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- 2010/11 Quality Accounts report outlining the Trust's priorities for improvement hospital and community services, statements of assurance, progress against priorities and feedback on the accounts.
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- 2009/10 Quality Accounts report outlining our priorities for improvement, our progress against previous priorities and statements from our local PCT Alliance, LINks and Overview and Scrutiny Committee.
Statutory and strategy documents
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Statutory declarations
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- Our auditor's annual report is to check we've made the proper arrangements for securing economy, efficiency and effectiveness in our use of resources.
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- The board register of interests draws together declarations of interest made by members of the board of directors. At the commencement of each board meeting, members of the Board are required to declare any interests.
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- The Bribery Act 2010 came into effect in July 2011 and this statement demonstrates the Trust's commitment to the principles of the act.
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- Declaration from the Board of compliance against General Condition 6 of the NHS provider licence as required by the Trust's regulator, NHS Improvement. This requires NHS Foundation Trusts to have processes and systems that identify risks to compliance, and to take reasonable mitigating actions to prevent those risks and a failure to comply from occurring.
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- Statement from the Board on our compliance with the principles, systems and standards of good corporate governance.
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- The purpose of this report is to provide the Board with information on Trust performance and provide assurance that suitable processes are being employed to prevent and control infections.
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- This policy sets out the minimum acceptable standards of the national learning from deaths programme.
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- The aim of this statement is to demonstrate the Trust follows good practice and all reasonable steps are taken to prevent slavery and human trafficking.
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- Speaking up about any concern staff have at work is vitally important. This policy answers the questions staff may have about raising concerns thereby helping us improve our services for all patients and the working environment for our staff.
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- The purpose of the report is to provide the Board on Trust performance over the last year and provide assurance of suitable systems and processes being used within the Trust to identify and care for adults at risk.
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- Declaration about the Trust's committment to ensure all adult patients including children are cared for in a safe, secure and caring environment.
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- The purpose of this report is to provide the Board on Trust performance and provide assurance that suitable systems and process are being used within the Trust to safeguard children.
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- Declaration about our committment to ensure all patients including children are cared for in a safe, secure and caring environment for 2019.
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- In line with the Trade Union (Facility Time Publication Requirements) Regulations 2017 that came into force on 1 April 2017, the Trust has published the report on facility time, which is agreed time-off from an individual's job to carry out a trade union role.
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Strategy documents
Our strategic objectives are set within the context of the King's Health Partners Strategy.
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- Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust Operational Plan 2017/18 and 2018/19.
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- Document explaining how the Trust is reducing its impact on the environment and its plans for the future. The document details the Trust's strategy on sustainable building, purchasing, travel and managing resources
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- 'Together we care' describes what the Trust want to achieve over the next five years, what this means for patients and services and how we intend to get there. It is a framework to guide our decisions, and to help us to consider how best to respond to new developments.
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- A summary version of the Trust's new strategy 'Together we care' to help guide our decisions over the next five years.
Annual Public Meeting
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Annual Public Meeting documents