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Supporting local planning

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Various national initiatives encourage better local planning. We work with you and national bodies to ensure they deliver what's needed for the NHS and its partners.

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Growing local economies

A unique initiative to help you build partnerships with your local economy to drive lasting improvements in local public services.

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Five issues to consider when developing STPs

Practical considerations for developing sustainability and transformation plans (STPs) and resources to help the development process.

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Planning for transformation

Information and resources to help you with the 2016/17 planning process and to keep track of key milestones.

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Better Care Fund

A summary of the key changes to the second phase of the BCF.

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Working with local authorities

Supporting you to work closely with local authorities to help commission and provide a range of services for local communities.

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Supporting health and wellbeing boards

First-hand insights and first-rate resources on developing health and wellbeing boards.

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Health in all Local Industrial Strategies?

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On the day briefing - Health and Social Care Select Committee report on NHS Long Term Plan: Legislative proposals

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25 / 6 / 2019 10.02am

This briefing reflects on the emerging importance of health to many of the early draft local industrial strategies, explores the opportunities for the NHS that exist at both system and organisational level and outlines how to engage with and influence the development of these strategies in the coming year.

On the day briefing - Health and Social Care Select Committee report on NHS Long Term Plan: Legislative proposals

24 / 6 / 2019 4.20pm

The Health and Social Care Select Committee has published its report into NHS England and NHS Improvement's proposals to support the NHS Long Term Plan, following its inquiry which launched in March. Read our on-the-day briefing for our analysis.

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Whether it’s about attempting to renew culture, cut costs, improve quality or respond rapidly to what’s happening in the wider world, there’s no shortage of reasons why organisations need to adapt and do things differently. But are they any good at it, asks Dan Charlton, director of communications at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

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