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What is the Health and Wellbeing Board?
The Health and Wellbeing board aims
to improve the health and wellbeing of people
in Redbridge. It is a partnership board, which brings
together a range of public services including adult
social services, housing, public health, children’s services,
leisure, environment and community safety and GPs.
Why do we have this board?
The Government’s Health and Social Care Bill
states that every Local Authority must have a Health and
Wellbeing Board in place by April 2013.
Redbridge Council have been invited to be a
part of the National Early Implementer Network and create a Shadow
Health and Wellbeing Board ahead of this time.
Who is on the Board?
What does the Board do?
Health and Wellbeing Boards will improve the lives of local
people by making it easier for health and social care services
to buy better services together - this is known as ‘joint
commissioning’. They are responsible for preparing a document
known as a Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and a Joint
Health and Wellbeing Strategy.These identify what services are
needed to help improve people’s health and set the local
framework for the commissioning of health care, social care,
public health services and other council services.
When are meetings held?
Board meetings are held bi-monthly and members of the public are
welcome to attend.
News and Information
Redbridge Shadow Health and Wellbeing
Board Bulletins
London Health and Wellbeing Board
Newsletters
The King’s Fund Health and Wellbeing
Boards Bulletin
Useful websites
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The
Kings Fund - Charity that seeks to understand how the health
system in England can be improved
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Parliament UK- information on the Health and Social
Care Bill 2010- 2011
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Department of Health -
provides strategic leadership for public health, the NHS and social
care in England.
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