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The joint committee made up of the integrated care boards of NHS Cheshire and Merseyside and NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria are meeting on Friday, 13 March to make a final decision on where A&E services should be located in Southport, Formby and West Lancashire.
The meeting will start at 10am on Friday, 13 March at Ormskirk Civic Hall, Southport Road, Ormskirk, L39 1LN.
An independent reportlooking at responses to the Shaping Care Together consultation on A&E services across Southport, Formby and West Lancashire has been published.
The report, produced by the Centre for Health Communication Research, looks at responses from more than 5,000 people who completed the consultation survey, as well as thousands more who took part in public meetings and other engagement activities.
No decisions have been made. We have developed the decision-making business case (DMBC), which takes into account the consultation findings alongside clinical, financial, equalities, workforce and quality evidence.
The DMBC will be presented and considered at the joint committee meeting taking place on 13 March. We’re inviting members of the public to observe this meeting being held in public. The venue is now at capacity but the meeting will be livestreamed and you can find thelink to view it here.
Please note that a meeting in public is where members of the community can attend to observe a formal meeting. However, observers are not permitted to join in the discussion.
Further information, including papers and how to submit questions ahead of the joint committee, is available on the ICB websites here: Shaping Care Together Joint Committee.
The joint committee made up of the integrated care boards of NHS Cheshire and Merseyside and NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria are meeting on Friday, 13 March to make a final decision on where A&E services should be located in Southport, Formby and West Lancashire.
The meeting will start at 10am on Friday, 13 March at Ormskirk Civic Hall, Southport Road, Ormskirk, L39 1LN.
An independent reportlooking at responses to the Shaping Care Together consultation on A&E services across Southport, Formby and West Lancashire has been published.
The report, produced by the Centre for Health Communication Research, looks at responses from more than 5,000 people who completed the consultation survey, as well as thousands more who took part in public meetings and other engagement activities.
No decisions have been made. We have developed the decision-making business case (DMBC), which takes into account the consultation findings alongside clinical, financial, equalities, workforce and quality evidence.
The DMBC will be presented and considered at the joint committee meeting taking place on 13 March. We’re inviting members of the public to observe this meeting being held in public. The venue is now at capacity but the meeting will be livestreamed and you can find thelink to view it here.
Please note that a meeting in public is where members of the community can attend to observe a formal meeting. However, observers are not permitted to join in the discussion.
Further information, including papers and how to submit questions ahead of the joint committee, is available on the ICB websites here: Shaping Care Together Joint Committee.
