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
Community Transformation Programme: building momentum across the system
We’re starting to see clear evidence that the Community Transformation Programme is making a positive difference across Derby and Derbyshire.
Sign up to receive updates on our work to improve SEND support
You can now sign up to receive updates from Derbyshire SEND Improvement and Assurance Board directly to your email.By subscribing, you will receive regular updates about the work we are doing to improve SEND support, including information on services available for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, support for families and […]
Free training sessions on how to provide support at end of life available across Derbyshire
End of life care teams at organisations across Derby and Derbyshire are now offering free, supportive, compassionate sessions to support those with loved ones who are approaching their final days.
Supporting World Asthma Day
The NHS across Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire are raising awareness of Asthma on World Asthma Day, Tuesday 5 May 2026.
Leading Differently in Neighbourhoods: “If our minds are open neighbourhoods can work preventatively and holistically”
Rebecca Gladstone is a GP partner at West Park Surgery, joint neighbourhood lead for Erewash and the Team Up clinical lead. Having finished training in 2019, she stepped early into leadership, shaped by Erewash’s strong culture of collaboration.
Update on Vasectomy Services
Vasectomy services in Derbyshire are provided by Derbyshire Community Health Services (DCHS). During autumn 2025, DCHS paused new referrals onto its waiting list. This meant that while existing patients continued to receive treatment, no new patients could be added at that time. This decision was taken because the service had reached its full capacity for […]