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
Neighbourhood working in 2025 – creating a system that feels more human, responsive, and equitable
As 2025 draws to a close, it feels timely to reflect on the journey of our evolving Neighbourhood model. This year has been marked by significant strides in embedding neighbourhood working as a cornerstone of the local health and care system, while also surfacing the realities of what it takes to make collaboration truly meaningful.
Accessing NHS services over Christmas and New Year
With the Christmas and New Year bank holidays approaching, NHS Derby and Derbyshire is encouraging everyone to plan ahead, stay safe, and use NHS services wisely.
A Christmas message from Kathy McLean, Chair of NHS Derby and Derbyshire
It’s been a very busy year for the NHS and its partners, and this has come with both challenges and opportunities.
24 Hours NOT in A&E: New NHS campaign launches
The NHS has launched a new “24 Hours NOT in A&E” campaign, designed to help people access the right care quickly and keep emergency departments free for those who need them most. This winter, the NHS faces significant pressures, and many people are still unsure about the range of services available locally. Local research shows […]
High Peak patient transport service reaches milestone 1,000 patient discharges
Connex Community Support charity delivers a 6 day a week home from hospital transport service, safely returning patients and helping them settle back at home.
Integration of NHS and council teams is a success
More people are being supported to return home from a hospital stay, or to avoid having to be admitted, thanks to the integration of NHS and council teams.