NHS Derby and Derbyshire brings together all NHS organisations and it also facilitates the work of the Integrated Care System, including supporting the coordination and implementation of our Integrated Care Strategy.
NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board is working to a five-year delivery plan 2023-28.
The ICB is managed by our Board which includes leaders from the local NHS, local councils and people with specialist expertise.
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ICB news
A simple step for a safer winter: winter vaccines are available now
Vaccination is the most important thing we can do to protect ourselves and our children against ill health.
Falls Awareness Week: Fred’s story
Falls are a common health risk for older adults, but they aren’t inevitable. One in three people aged over 65 in Derby and Derbyshire will experience a fall each year, resulting in approximately 6,000 hospital visits.
A World Record for Derbyshire!
On Thursday 25 September 2025 Age UK Derby and Derbyshire and its Falls Prevention Service: Live Stronger for Longer with Chesterfield FC Community Trust brought 1,200 people together at Chesterfield FC’s stadium to attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the largest chair-based exercise session.
Pharmacy teams reach hundreds of students at freshers’ events across Derbyshire
Pharmacy teams in Derby and Derbyshire have been out in force this autumn, attending 11 freshers events to share important information about pharmacy services with hundreds of students.
Appointment of Chief Executive Designate for new Integrated Care Board Cluster
It has been confirmed by NHS England that Amanda Sullivan has been appointed as the Chief Executive Designate for Derby and Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Boards (ICBs). The three ICBs have clustered together as part of a national requirement to reform NHS commissioning.Amanda has 37 years of experience working in the […]
High Peak Neighbourhood and Team Up welcome Dr Kathy McLean visit
TEAMS working together to deliver community care in the High Peak welcomed Integrated Care Board Chair Dr Kathy McLean to the Cavendish Hospital in Buxton to explain how they have been bringing care for patients closer to home.