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Getting Started: prospects for health and well-being boards

By Annie Whelan, Barbara Herts, Cllr David Rogers OBE, Debbie Jones, Derek Miller FCCA, Dr Michael Dixon OBE, Dr Yvonne Doyle, FRCGP, Kathy Roberts, Madeleine Knight, MFPH (Hon), Neil Churchill, Pam Creaven, Professor Chris Drinkwater CBE, Richard Humphries, Ruthe Isden, Sharon Cannaby, Sir Stephen Bubb and Tim Gilling

Getting Started: prospects for health and well-being boards
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Edited by Neil Churchill

Published September 2012  Price £9.99

The new Health and Wellbeing Boards are an important part of the NHS reforms and central to the push for greater integration of health and social care. This report offers a timely insight into how the boards operate and what challenges lie ahead. The fact that they have widespread support and explicitly seek to strengthen partnership working between councils and healthcare commissioning groups bodes well. However, as the contributors in this report make clear there are no simple solutions and the effectiveness of the boards will be judged by how they improve outcomes, not merely because they have secured greater involvement.

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