Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care Partnership Committee
Our Integrated Care Partnership Committee (known as the ICP) brings together a broad alliance of partners, including health, local government, the community, voluntary and social enterprise sector to build shared strategies and align their ambitions.
The committee is responsible for producing an integrated care strategy on how to meet the health and wellbeing needs of the local population, promoting partnerships that will champion improvements in the health and wellbeing and socioeconomic conditions of residents.
Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care Partnership is intended to align with and feed into the Surrey-wide Health and Wellbeing Board through which partners work together to improve health and wellbeing outcomes by addressing the wider determinants of health and delivering on the shared priorities of the Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
The Health and Wellbeing strategy can be viewed on the Healthy Surrey website and the Health and Wellbeing Board papers can be viewed on the Surrey County Council website.
Key priorities for the Integrated Care Partnership committee include:
- Supporting thriving and empowered communities that keep families together, create health and wellbeing and shape health and care service design and delivery
- Creating more joined up care pathways and equitable experience and outcomes from care
- A well-resourced, diverse, and vibrant market for services to promote emotional health and wellbeing and meet the care needs of Surrey’s residents
- A healthy, resilient workforce (across housing, transport, health and wellbeing)
- More joined up digital infrastructure
- Looking at how we manage our estates, housing and transport - including net zero policies - across our ‘Place’ geographies
Below you will find details of the members of the Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care Partnership, led by Chair Councillor Tim Oliver.