The Integrated Care Partnership is a committee that brings together health and social care partners to reduce health inequalities and improve the care, health and wellbeing of the whole population in Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
The Integrated Care Partnership joint committee consists of representatives from across the Hampshire and Isle of Wight including local authorities, NHS providers, Healthwatch and the voluntary and community sector.
The purpose of the Integrated Care Partnership joint committee is to:
Set the strategic focus for the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care System - Ensure the Integrated Care System supports and adds value to place
- Model the system behaviours and develop a learning culture
- Maximise the use of collective resources to enable the delivery of the integrated care strategy
The terms of reference for the Integrated Care Partnership joint committee set out in more detail the responsibilities of the committee, its memberships and how it works.
Podcasts
Hear Natalie Webb, Chief Executive Officer at No Limits, talk about her experience of attending her first joint committee on 8 November 2023:
Listen to Sue Bickler from Help and Care talk about her role on the Integrated Care Partnership joint committee representing Healthwatch organisations in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight: