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The NHS Confederation works across the UK and Europe with offices in Belfast, Cardiff, Leeds, London and Brussels.

Our regional offices help to inform and feed into our work programme to improve healthcare services and patient care across the United Kingdom.

We provide membership services to NHS organisations in Northern Ireland and Wales. These services provide an opportunity for organisations to stay up to date and informed with key policy and parliamentary developments.

They also provide an opportunity for organisations to get involved in our work, attend our national events and receive our communications and publications.
 

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NHS European Office

The NHS European Office provides the essential link between European policy and NHS organisations.

Welsh NHS Confederation

Welsh NHS Confederation

The Welsh NHS Confederation is a membership body representing all the organisations making up the NHS in Wales: seven Local Health Boards and three NHS Trusts.

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Northern Ireland Confederation

The Northern Ireland Confederation for Health and Social Care is the voice of management in the integrated Health and Social Care system (HSC). Part of the UK-wide NHS Confederation, it is the only membership body for all HSC organisations.

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