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NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

We have four aims: to reduce health inequalities, manage unwarranted variations in care, secure the wider benefits of investing in health and care and use our collective resources wisely.

Working in partnership

Our Partnership, including the integrated care board, works across many different organisations in the health and care sector, including the NHS, councils, care providers, hospices, Healthwatch and the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector.

Improving the diversity of our leadership

We are committed to improving the diversity of our leadership to be more representative of the people we serve.

What's an Integrated Care Board?

The role of the West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board is to join up health and care services, improve people’s health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities.

Listen to our podcasts

We Work Together podcast - with Rob Webster, Cathy Elliott and Ian Holmes

Meet our Board members

Latest ICB news

Latest West Yorkshire health and care campaigns

Our partners

We know people’s lives are better when organisations who provide health and care work together.

Our plans

Over the coming months we will be co-producing a refreshed five-year plan to set out the integrated care board's ambitions

Our places

The five places that make up West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership each bring their unique strengths and perspectives

Who's who

Who's who at West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board and our partner organisations

Our Places

Our strength comes from starting with people where they live, their communities and their places. The five local areas (Bradford district and Craven, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds, and Wakefield) are the bedrock of better health and care across West Yorkshire. Working together these areas can both enhance their unique strengths but draw upon trusted strong relationships across a wider area.

West Yorkshire Integrated System map showing our five places; Bradford District and Craven, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield

Rob's latest video blog

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@WYpartnership

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