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You are here: Home / News / Oxford Health appoints new Chief Executive

Oxford Health appoints new Chief Executive

28th January 2020

Dr Nick Broughton

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust is to appoint Dr Nick Broughton to become its next chief executive when Stuart Bell CBE retires from the role after he turns 60, having completed 37 years’ NHS service.

Dr Broughton joins Oxford Health from Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust where, as chief executive, he has led a senior team to take the trust’s CQC rating from ‘Requires Improvement’ when he joined in November 2017 to ‘Good’ in January 2020.

Dr Broughton said “I am passionate about research and partnership working, so am keen to build upon the strong links with academic institutions that Oxford Health has already established. I have also been impressed with the progress made through the Oxford Healthcare Improvement programme, as I believe Quality Improvement is key to driving lasting change that benefits both patients and staff.”

Read the full announcement on the Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust website.

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