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We are currently updating documents and content to reflect the transition into an ICB. You may therefore notice some references to the CCG remain temporarily. Over time, these will be updated.
As part of the fair processing notification, participating organisations are required to publish a privacy notice.
This Framework provides guidance for Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) when assessing the needs of children and young people whose needs cannot be met by universal or specialist health services.
Current and future plans for the Urgent Care system in Bristol. Bristol CCG is now working with partners to develop a joint Urgent Care Strategy for Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) which, once complete, will replace the Bristol strategy.
This strategy sets out the scope and approach that Bristol CCG will operate to ensure legal and regulatory compliance around the use of information and information systems in the organisation. Includes ‘Information risk’ and incident management methodology.
The purpose of the panel is to ensure that Bristol CCG exercises firm risk control of NHS funded continuing healthcare (CHC). The risks include clinical risk, environmental risk and financial risk.
A programme of work that is delivered that will provide a holistic approach to supporting patients and their families who are living with and beyond cancer in Bristol.
Physical activity benefits for adults, including recommendations to help you get fit.
This is the final consultation report for the recommissioning of Children’s Community Health Services in 2015.
Norovirus poster: good hand hygiene is important to stop the spread of the virus.