Health and wellbeing boards - location and makeup
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Health and wellbeing boards are new local bodies responsible for encouraging integrated working between health and social care. They include representatives from clinical commissioning groups, directors of public health, adult social care, children's services, and local Healthwatch. The boards assess local health needs, encourage cooperation between services, and produce a joint strategic plan for addressing health and wellbeing priorities in their area.
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Health and wellbeing boards - location and makeup
- 1. HEALTH AND WELLBEING BOARDS IMPLEMENTATION How do health and wellbeing boards fit into the new landscape? Health Watch DPH CCGs Members DASS+ DCS HWB Adult Social Care Services Healthcare Services Healthwatch/ Public Engagement Public Health Services Children & Families 1
- 2. HEALTH AND WELLBEING BOARDS IMPLEMENTATION 2 Health and wellbeing board members & partners GPs AHPs Practice Managers Practice nurses Patients Cabinet members Local people LiNKs Social care professionals Local care providers Social care professionals Local care providers Public health professions Wider determinants of health eg. directors of housing PALs Voluntary/ Community sector FT Governors PPGs Director of Public Health Director of childrens services Director of adult social services Local Healthwatch Councillors CCGs Health and wellbeing board members & partners