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About the Complete Care Community Programme
Health inequalities are wide and growing, but they are not inevitable
ICSs are partnerships in which local organisations exercise collective leadership
ICSs are partnerships in which local organisations exercise collective leadership
The Complete Care Community Programme (CCCP) combines the NHS and wider policies to address the social and economic causes of poor health and is beginning to make a measurable difference. The first report can be viewed here.
ICSs are partnerships in which local organisations exercise collective leadership
ICSs are partnerships in which local organisations exercise collective leadership
ICSs are partnerships in which local organisations exercise collective leadership
Working towards developing a sense of mutual accountability for resource use and outcomes, in addition to their national accountabilities, ICSs also have the potential to nurture different forms of oversight to drive local improvements in care.
It is helpful that the CCCP already embodies this approach
ICSs are partnerships in which local organisations exercise collective leadership
It is helpful that the CCCP already embodies this approach
Utilising support from partners within an ICS, designing bespoke projects by drawing on local indices of multiple deprivation (IMD) data on performance and outcomes, and developing a multi-professional team based approach to delivering care to clearly defined local population groups.
Meetings, conferences and expert views
The National Health Inequality Symposium - Mar 2024
Tackling health inequalities is high on the agenda for health and care services.
Every Integrated Care System (ICS) is required to develop health inequality strategies.
System leaders need a refreshed strategy and transformative thinking to enable diverse and complex local issues to be addressed, but with the ability for success to be adopted and scaled nationally.
Symposium Day 1 - opening plenary: Integrating care services to address health inequalities
Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt, Chair NHS Norfolk and Waveney ICB
Pearce Butler, Chair NHS South Yorkshire ICB
Professor Maggie Rae CBE, NHSE SW President Epidemiology and Public Health Section, Royal Society of Medicine. Head of School, Public Health SW Region
Linda Charles-Ozuzu, NHS NW Director of Commissioning
Dr Hilda Hayo, Chief Admiral Nurse and CEO Dementia UK
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Views from sites
Dr Bola Owolabi - Addressing health inequalities by NHS England
National view of how health inequalities will be addressed by NHS England. Dr Bola Owolabi, Director - Health Inequalities NHS England and NHS Improvement. More here...
Prof Maggie Rae expresses support for the Complete Care Community Programme...
...and her passion for those who are prepared to address health inequalities. “Working to tackle health inequalities is the most important thing you’ll do in your careers”, “people with the loudest voices are usually at the front of the queue - we need to be the voices of those who don’t even make the queue.” More here...
The next steps for the Complete Care Community Programme - 11 Apr 2022
Professor James Kingsland was joined by three PhD fellows working directly on the programme, Susan Gibson, Emma Muller and Tanya Zerbian, who will discuss the progress of the demonstrator sites and the next steps for CCCP evaluation phase two. More here...
At events, the House of Lords and in the media...
HSJ, 18 Mar 2024
Pulse, 30 Sep 2022
HSJ, 18 Mar 2024
Dr Bakhai was speaking at an event run by the Complete Care Community Programme, which supports systems to utilise primary care networks in tackling health inequalities...
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HSJ, 2 Feb 2023
Pulse, 30 Sep 2022
HSJ, 18 Mar 2024
Where, why and how does success in tackling health inequalities occur?
Helping primary care networks work in collaboration with community and council services to address some of the challenges faced by their local populations.
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Pulse, 30 Sep 2022
Pulse, 30 Sep 2022
House of Lords, Sep 2022
Aiming to reduce knife crime
Farzana Hussain leads a knife crime reduction programme in Newham PCN...
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House of Lords, Sep 2022
Best Practice, Oct 2021, 22, & 23
House of Lords, Sep 2022
Former Health Minister, Lord Warner, was host at an evening gathering of the Complete Care Community Programme (CCCP) participants in the House of Lords.
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Healthcare Leader, Oct 2022
Best Practice, Oct 2021, 22, & 23
Best Practice, Oct 2021, 22, & 23
There is more focus on health inequalities than ever before. Addressing health inequalities is much needed, but it isn’t easy. That’s why the insights from the Complete Care Community Programme (CCCP), which was launched in April 2021, may be valuable.
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Best Practice, Oct 2021, 22, & 23
Best Practice, Oct 2021, 22, & 23
Best Practice, Oct 2021, 22, & 23
Healthworks is back in the chair of the keynote theatre at Best Practice Birmingham 2023 and we’re hoping you’ll be able to join us for the excellent programme that we’ve been busily developing.