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South Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Partnership Arnold and Calverton Primary Care Network The Calverton Practice | Highcroft Surgery | Stenhouse Medical Centre Population: “Reducing health inequality through Newstead 33,724 patients Papplewick partnership and innovation” Linby Calverton Brinsley Hucknall Epperstone Gonalston Our priorities Woodborough Hoveringham Eastwood Lowdham Newthorpe Caythorpe Giltbrook Workforce development Kimberley Arnold Lambley Gunthorpe Burton Joyce East Bridgford Our vision is to work together in supporting general practice Gedling Carlton whilst improving primary care through relationships, collaboration, Newton Netherfield Orston Colwick Aslockton and innovation. We will build increased workforce resilience by Bingham Whatton developing new working practices, including enhancing digital West Radcliffe on Trent Bramcote Bridgford Beeston Tythby working, fostering special interests, and development of skill mix. Stapleford Granby Chilwell Cropwell Bishop Toton Cotgrave Patient care Colston Tollerton Bassett Langar Ruddington Plumtree We will work to improve pathways for our care home population Keyworth Kinoulton and vulnerable patients. We want to support care home staff Gotham Bunny by standardising visits, understanding training requirements, Ratcliffe on Widmerpool Soar and ensuring consistent relationships between care homes and Wysall Kegworth East Leake practices. We want to work with community teams to ensure the Costock Sutton most appropriate help is offered to patients. Bonnington Unless V01.00, Jan 2020 Jan V01.00, otherwise Higher re- Higher Higher rate 11.3% live stated, porting of proportion of adults in the most comparisons 1 are to England long-term of people using deprived ⁄5 averages. Clinical Director: Dr Kate Evans illness and aged over community of areas in Source: Notts back pain 65 (21.3%) social care England PCN Development Manager: Nikki Biddlestone CC 2019 ►.

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