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Decision making meeting on hyper acute stroke services

A business case proposing the future provision of hyper acute stroke services in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw will be discussed, with a decision set to be made at a meeting of the Joint Committee of Clinical Commissioning Groups on Wednesday 15 November, 2017.

Help shape the future of hospital services

Healthcare professionals across South Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and Chesterfield are coming together with patients and the public to help shape how hospital services could be delivered in the future to ensure local people continue to get safe, sustainable, high quality care.

Could you be part of our Citizens' Panel?

South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw agencies involved in health and social care are starting to work in closer partnership to improve care for you, your family and community. As their work develops, it’s vital that the voice of local people is at the heart of the work.

Outstanding progress made for local health and care

South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Accountable Care System – the partnership of all health and care organisations in our region - has today been announced as ‘outstanding’ by national bodies, NHS England and NHS Improvement.

South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw named as one of the first Accountable Care Systems

​South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw has been named as one of the first areas in the country to be an Accountable Care System – putting the region at the forefront of nationwide action to provide joined up, better co-ordinated care breaking down the barriers between GPs and hospitals, physical and mental healthcare, social care and the NHS.

Working together better to improve emergency operations for children

A decision to change the way some children’s surgery and anaesthesia services are provided in South and Mid Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and North Derbyshire has been made (Wednesday 28 June 2017) by the joint committee of clinical commissioning groups.

Having a meaningful conversation

How can healthcare professionals use Holistic Needs Assessments to have meaningful conversations?

Opportunity for people affected by cancer

The Macmillan Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme is offering people affected by cancer the opportunity to inform their work.

Lets talk about conversations

Hayley Williams, Clinical Pathway Manager on the Macmillan Living With And Beyond Cancer Programme blogs about the difference having the right kind of conversation at the right time can make.

Local improvement in one year cancer survival rates

NHS Rotherham and NHS Doncaster CCGs have been highlighted among the top 20 Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) who have most improved their one year cancer survival figures over the last year.