HEALTH

Developing both Health and Well-being Boards and how they work together.

Local authorities dedicating developmental time and effort to the process of taking on health improvement recognise need to develop their Health and Well-being boards as the forum for discussion with clinical commissioning groups.

By Paul Corrigan | 07 December 2011

On Monday I spent the afternoon working with representatives of all of the local Public Health and Health and Well-being boards in North West London.

Two interesting issues arose from this experience.

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Popular articles by Paul Corrigan

  1. Good form
  2. New models for creating more value from patients.
  3. Just what was the BMA opposing in 1948?
  4. Bevan's nuanced and clever view of the NHS
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