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Our Next Steps to Better Health and Care for Everyone January 2018 Our next steps to better health and care for everyone January 2018 Executive Summary www.wyhpartnership.co.uk 2 3 The West Yorkshire and Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) Harrogate Health and Care NHS Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven CCG Partnership is made up of NHS Bradford City CCG Foreword organisations working closely NHS Bradford Districts CCG together to plan health and We have developed governance and NHS Calderdale CCG care services across the area. partnership working arrangements that NHS Greater Huddersfield CCG facilitate closer working at local place level and This includes: NHS Harrogate and Rural District CCG across the West Yorkshire and Harrogate area. NHS Leeds North CCG* We have attracted over £45m of national NHS Leeds South and East CCG* funding to support changes in areas like Care providers NHS Leeds West CCG* cancer, mental health and diabetes so we can NHS North Kirklees CCG Airedale NHS move quickly on our priorities; and Foundation Trust NHS Wakefield CCG This executive summary We continue to have meaningful Bradford District Care NHS Other organisations involved describes the progress made and conversations and effective engagement with communities – both at West Yorkshire and Foundation Trust Voluntary and community partners our next steps for improving Harrogate level and in each of the places that NHS England health and services across the Bradford Teaching Hospitals make up our partnership (see page 5). NHS Foundation Trust NHS Improvement West Yorkshire and Harrogate Public Health England Health and Care Partnership. Calderdale and Huddersfield Performance and finances are stressed in many NHS Foundation Trust Health Education England In November 2016 we organisations within West Yorkshire & Harrogate. Healthwatch published draft proposals Staff are working incredibly hard to deliver Harrogate and District NHS GP Federations working in our local areas for our Sustainability and care and improve care in the most trying of Foundation Trust Transformation Partnership. circumstances. We described how we will work Leeds Community This summary provides an overview on how Healthcare NHS Trust together on the ‘triple aim’ of we are working to deliver high quality and the Forward View: to improve Leeds and York Partnership sustainable services into the future. This means the health of people; provide NHS Foundation Trust working in all our communities to tackle the root better care; and ensure financial cause of the issues – whether loneliness, poverty, Leeds Teaching Hospitals sustainability. poor housing or disjointed and complicated NHS Trust Since this point we have taken services. We can only do this by working together Locala Community forward a significant amount of and by being clear about the choices we need to Partnerships Local councils work and our partnership has make now and in the future. grown and matured: The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals Bradford District Council As a frontline Chief Executive I see the reality of NHS Trust Calderdale Council We have refined and further the fantastic innovation that exists alongside the South West Yorkshire Craven District Council developed our programmes pressures in services. I have been formally appointed Partnership NHS Foundation Harrogate Borough Council into clear plans for delivery. to the role of Partnership Leader for West Yorkshire Trust Kirklees Council We have begun to deliver and Harrogate. It is a privilege to continue to Leeds City Council improvement in a number work with leaders across our area to build on the Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys North Yorkshire County Council strong foundations we have put in place. NHS Foundation Trust of important areas. Wakefield Council We have built capacity Yorkshire Ambulance Service into programmes through NHS Trust *In April 2018 the number of clinical commissioning alignment of staff currently Rob Webster groups will reduce to nine when the three Leeds clinical commissioning groups come together. working in our system. 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