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Type of Interest from to AHMED, Ajaiz Integrated Commissioning Date of Interest Is the interest Declared Interest- (Name of the organisation and nature of Name Role at HMR CCG direct or Nature of Interest Action taken to mitgate risk business) Type of Interest indirect? From To AHMED, Ajaiz Integrated Commissioning Support Rochdale Borough Council Employed by RBC within Integrated Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect • Family member is employed by RBC Adult 01/06/2018 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be Manager Commissioning Directorate Care made at the start of any relevant committees. Integrated Commissioning Support Manager - PDU Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. AHMED, Shaju Programme Manager - Primary Care Positive Start (Rossendale) - Third Sector Youth Organisation Non-Financial Personal Interest Direct • Voluntary work for Positive Start 08/2005 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be based in Rawtenstall (Rossendale) made at the start of any relevant committees. 06/2018 Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. Lancashire BME Network - Voluntary Sector Network Non-Financial Personal Interest Direct •Trustee at Lancashire BME Network (Blackburn) Voluntary Sector Organisation AINLEY, Julie Accounts Administrator - Continuing NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Healthcare Team ALAM, Bodrul Clnical Board Member Edenfield Rd Surgery Financial Interest Direct • GP Partner at Edenfield Rd Surgery 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be GP Partner Edenfield Road Surgery made at the start of any relevant committees. Rochdale Health Alliance Finanical Interest Direct •Edenfield Road Surgery is a member of Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. Rochdale Health Alliance GP Care Services Ltd Financial Interest Direct • Shareholder - GP Care Services Ltd Dawes Medical Practice Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect • Spouse is GP at Dawes Medical Practice St Annes Primary School Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect • School Governor - St Annes Primary School ALI, SHAFKAT Medicines Optimisation Pharmacist Clifton Healthcare Ltd (Community Pharmacy) Financial Interest Direct • Director of Clifton Healthcare Ltd, locum 2013 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be (Locum) pharmacy work for Lloyds Pharmacy, Well made at the start of any relevant committees. Pharmacy, Medicines Management Solutions Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. (MMS) 31/03/2020 2017 Leeds CCG Financial Interest Direct • Triage Pharmacist for Leeds CCG ALLETSON, Judith Medicines Optimisation Technician NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 ARFAN, Samina Equality Diversity and Inclusion Rochdale Patient Participation Group Non-Financial Personal Interest Direct • Member of Rochdale Patient Participation 08/11/2017 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be Strategic Lead Group in a personal voluntary capacity made at the start of any relevant committees. Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. •Member of the Greater Manchester Muslim 13/02/2018 Greater Manchester Muslim Foundation Non-Financial Personal Interest Direct Foundation in a personal voluntary capacity •In a personal voluntary capacity. CO-OPT Trustee Macc, Manchester's voluntary and community Non-Financial Personal Interest Direct 26/02/2019 sector support organisation. AZAM, Farooq Finance Officer Management NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Accounts BEECH Georgia Integrated Commissioning NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Administrator BELFIELD, Richard Primary Care Information Analyst Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect • Family member is retired however works ad 12/12/2016 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be hoc as BANK staff employed by PCFT made at the start of any relevant committees. Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. • Family member is employed by PCFT as a Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect support worker for MH Services 12/12/2016 • Family member is employed by PCFT as a support worker for MH Services 12/12/2016 Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect BELL, Ann Medicines Optimisation Technician NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 BENNETT, Sabrina Administration & Committee Support NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Officer Date of Interest Is the interest Declared Interest- (Name of the organisation and nature of Name Role at HMR CCG direct or Nature of Interest Action taken to mitgate risk business) Type of Interest indirect? From To BOYLE, Adele HR Business Partner NONE 01/07/2019 31/03/2020 BRACEGIRDLE, Andy GP Partner - Durnford Medical Durnford Medical Centre /Durnford Dermatology/Durnford Financial Interest Direct • GP Partner Durnford Medical Centre 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy, Declarations of interest to be Centre Medical Services made at the start of any relevant committees. HMRCCG Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. Military and Veterans Clinical Lead Durnford Financial Management Finanical Interest Direct • Shareholder - Durnford Financial HMR CCG Management GP Appraiser GP Care Finanical Interest Direct • Shareholder - GP Care GP Trainer / Educational Supervisor NHS England Financial Interest Direct • GP Appraiser - consultancy role with NHS England Health Education England NW Financial Interest Direct • GP Trainer / Educational Supervisor (Health Education England NW) Manchester University - Education Financial Interest Direct • Community Based Medical Education Tutor - Manchester Uni BARDOC (Bury and Rochdale Doctors On Call) Financial Interest Direct • BARDOC - Non Executive Director and sessional GP Rochdale Health Alliance Financial Interest Direct • Member of Rochdale Health Alliance • Member of RCGP/AME/BMAILM Memberships/Fellowships/Diplomat Non-Financial Professional Direct (Fellowship) • Member of City and Guilds Institute Non-Financial Professional Direct • Member of rcog (Diplomat) Non-Financial Professional Direct *Spouse is sharedholder Durnford Medical Durnford Medical Services Indirect Services •Member of Grand National Archery Royal Company of Archers Non Financial Personal Direct •Territorial Decoration British Army Reserve •Practice is a memeber of Primary Care Networks BURROWS, David Service Accountant - RBC Integrated NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Finance Team BURTON, Phil Patient and Public Engagement Lead Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS Foundation Trust - Health Indirect • Spouse provides business support to 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy. Declarations of interest to be Provider Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS Foundation made at the start of any relevant committees. Trust Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. CHADWICK, Paul Head of IT & Assurance North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust Indirect • Spouse is a HR Advisor for NWAS 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy. Declarations of interest to be made at the start of any relevant committees. Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. CHAMBERS, Rachael Mental Health Commissioning Hayden's Kitcher Indirect •Partner provides catering services to PAHT 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 All contact/financial arrangments were completed by Mr Manager and Big Life Hayden via Haydents Kitchern. Adherence to CCG policy. Declarations of interest to be made at the start of any relevant committees. Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. CHAPMAN, Helen Corporate Affairs and Governance Medtronic Ltd - Medical Devices Indirect • Family member is Director, Health 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG Policy. Declarations of interest to be Manager Economics Medtronic Ltd made within any relevant committees. Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. Blackpool Teaching Hospital - Health provider Indirect • Family member is Lead Respiratory and Sleep Phsiologist at Blackpool Teaching Hospital COLLINS, Jamie HR Advisor NONE 26/06/2019 31/03/2020 CROASDALE, Sandra Strategic Commissioning Programme Paramount Care (Social Care) Non-Financial Personal Interest Indirect •Spouse works in the Care field for two 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy. Delcarations of interest to be Director agencies - Paramount Care and Randstad made at the start of any relevant committees. Randstad Care (Social Care) Care. He also does direct payment respite Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. care in Lancashire. CROSSLEY, Sarah Head of Primary Care NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 CRYER, Lee Finance Officer - RBC Integrated NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Finance Team CZUBA, Jade Project Manager - PMO NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 Date of Interest Is the interest Declared Interest- (Name of the organisation and nature of Name Role at HMR CCG direct or Nature of Interest Action taken to mitgate risk business) Type of Interest indirect? From To DARLING, Richard GP Partner - The Dawes Family NO RETURN RECEIVED FOR 2019/20 Practice HMR CCG Prescribing Lead DAVIES, Clare Senior Accountant - RBC Young Christian Workers Charity Non-Financial Personal Interest Direct • Trustee of Young Christian Workers Charity 2016 31/03/2020 Adherence to CCG policy. Delcarations of interest to be Integrated Finance Team made at the start of any relevant committees. Confidentiality maintained and work areas not discussed. DAVIES Gareth Finance Manager (ASC&PH) NONE 01/04/2019 31/03/2020 DAWSON, Denise Lay Member - Patient and Public Badenoch and Clark - employment agency
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