Committee details

The Nottingham City Health and Wellbeing Board is a partnership that brings together key local leaders to improve the health and wellbeing of the population of Nottingham and reduce health inequalities through:

·  Developing a shared understanding of the health and wellbeing needs of its communities from pre-birth to end of life, including the health inequalities within and between communities;

·  Providing system leadership to secure collaboration to meet these needs more effectively;

·  Having strategic influence over commissioning decisions across health, public health and social care, encouraging integration where appropriate;

·  Recognising the impact of the wider determinants of health on health and wellbeing;

·  Involving patient and service user representatives and councillors in commissioning decisions.

The Board’s membership is drawn from Nottingham City Council, the NHS and the wider community:

Voting members:

·  Nottingham City Council:

The Portfolio Holder with Health within their remit

The Portfolio Holder with Children’s Services within their remit

Two other City Councillors

The Corporate Director for Children and Adults

The Director of Adult Social Care

The Director of Public Health

·  NHS Nottingham City Clinical Commissioning Group:

Four representatives

·  Healthwatch Nottingham Board:

One representative

·  NHS England:

One representative

Non-voting members (with one representative on the Board):

·  Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

·  Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

·  Nottingham CityCare Partnership

·  Nottingham City Homes

·  Department for Work and Pensions

·  Nottinghamshire Police (Nottingham City Division)

·  Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service

·  Nottingham Universities

·  Up to two individuals representing the interests of the Third Sector

The Board meets every other month.

Meetings of the Board are open for members of the public to attend and listen to the discussion. Board meeting agendas include an opportunity for members of the public to ask questions about matters within the Board’s remit, and up to 30 minutes is allocated for the Board to receive and respond to questions. It is not necessary for questions to be submitted in advance, but it would be helpful if questions could be submitted at least 24 hours before the meeting, to enable the Board to provide as full a response as possible. Questions to the Board can be submitted to constitutional.services@nottinghamcity.gov.uk. The acceptance of questions at the meeting is at the discretion of the Chair and any inappropriate questions, for example those that are outside the remit of the Board or vexatious, will not be considered.