May meeting of Cumbria Health Scrutiny Commitee

The next meeting of Cumbria Health Scrutiny Committee will be held at 10.30am in the Council chamber at County Hall in Kendal (NOT in Cumbria House Carlisle where it usually meets) next Monday, 14th May 2018. The meeting is open to the public.

The full agenda can be found on the County Council website here, but it includes the following items:


7. HealthCare for the Future of West, North and East Update: to consider a report by the Chief Executive, NHS North Cumbria Clinical Commissioning Group

8. Eating Disorders in Cumbria: to consider a report by the Cumbria Partnership Foundation Trust

9. North Cumbria Primary Care Collaborative - Alliance Model Update: to consider a report by the Programme Director for Integrated Health and Social Care – North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust. This report provides a progress update on the ‘alliance’ model being developed with a number of GP practices in North Cumbria.

10. Future of Mental Health Services: to receive a presentation from Cumbria Partnership Foundation Trust. This report provides members with the opportunity for early engagement in the development of and consultation on the Outline Business Case.

11. Committee Briefing Report: To consider a report by the Strategic Policy and Scrutiny Adviser

12. Public Health Strategy: to receive a presentation by the Director of Public Health.

The reports for these items are almost all available on the County website page linked to above.

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