Quality Account

We set out to provide the best quality of care possible for Islanders and their families. Quality is at the heart of everything we do, and year on year we strive to develop and improve what we offer to the Isle of Wight community.

Each year, we produce a Quality Account which demonstrates how we measure the quality of our services and provides feedback from patients, service users and other health and social care professionals.

Our Quality Account 2018/19

Click the image below to read our Quality Account 2018/19

Previous Quality Accounts

Click the images to download our Quality Accounts from previous years.

2017/18

2016/17	2015/16

Latest

Sign up to End2End cycle challenge

End2End – an exhilarating cycling challenge across the Isle of Wight – is back.
IW Beauty on Display

A collection of stunning artwork, which shows the beauty of the Isle of Wight, is on public display at Mountbatten Hospice.
Resources

Check out our range of posters and other downloadable items to help your Go Yellow go with a swing!
About Go Yellow

Wear, eat or do something yellow for Go Yellow 2019

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Extra special Walk the Wight for 2020

Mountbatten has revealed details of next year’s ‘extra special’ Walk the Wight.
First “Queen’s Nurse” title for Mountbatten

Dee Curless is the first end of life community nurse specialist on the Isle of Wight to be presented with the Queen’s Nurse title.
An 'extraordinary' Walk the Wight

Support for Sunday’s Walk the Wight has been hailed ‘extraordinary’.
Response to County Press letter

Mountbatten Chief Executive Nigel Hartley responds to a letter published in the Isle of Wight County Press (21.06.19)
Bereavement support for all

Mountbatten is reminding people across the Isle of Wight that its bereavement services are open to anyone.
End2End with Mountbatten

22 September 2019. From Culver Down in the East to The Needles Battery in the West, navigate your way along an off-road and on-road route, across the demanding terrain of the Island's stunning countryside.
Michael and Perdita's story

Michael is walking in memory of his Dad, who was cared for by Mountbatten and died when Michael was only four years old. Michael and his mum, Perdita, are determined to raise vital funds to ensure more Island people receive the care they need, both now and in the future.
Tour the Isle of Wight Crematorium

A tour of the Isle of Wight Crematorium will feature as part of Mountbatten’s latest Death Chat event.
Mountbatten’s support sees care sector success

85% of care providers who have taken part in a unique Mountbatten education programme have seen their CQC ratings either improve to, or remain at, ‘good’
Walk the Wight update

We are aware of two separate incidents at Walk the Wight this afternoon (Sunday).

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