South West London Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee 29 July 2020

Online Meeting, South West London Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee
Wednesday 29 July 2020 7:00 pm

New Regulations allow Committees to meet in virtual form online. Following Council approval on 19th May 2020 the Council’s five Strategic Committees responsible for major policy and service decisions will be temporarily streamlined into one Response and Recovery Committee. This will meet on a monthly basis and will be empowered to deal with all urgent business which would normally be considered by the other Strategic Committees, if it cannot wait until the resumption of normal conditions.

Regulatory Committees including Development Control Committee, Neighbourhood Planning-Sub Committees and Licensing Sub-Committees will continue to take place virtually. These will remain in place until at least 12th October when the Council will meet to decide whether circumstances allow for the resumption of normal business.

The Council is committed to maintaining full transparency in the decision making process during this period.

You can view the individual reports for this meeting by selecting the headings from the numbered list of items at the bottom of this page. Alternatively you can view the entire agenda by selecting ‘Agenda Reports Pack’ below.

Contact: Martin Newton  020 8547 6086 Email: martin.newton@kingston.gov.uk

Items

1.

Election of a Chair and Vice Chair for 2020-21

The Committee are required to annually elect a Chair and Vice Chair, the last elections to these positions were held at the previous meeting in July 2019.

2.

Apologies for Absence

3.

Declaration of Interests

4.

Minutes of the last meeting of the Committee – July 2019  PDF 38 KB

5.

Update on the SW London Clinical Commissioning Group, the Integrated Care System, and the Improving Healthcare Together Programme  PDF 2 MB

Report of the South West London Health and Care Partnership on:-

  • (a)  an overview of South West London CCG and the governance structure at SWL and borough level;
  • (b)  what Integrated Care System (ICS) status means for the South West London Health and Care Partnership
    –       Examples of how working as the South West London system has benefits for local people:
    (i)            Children and Young People’s Mental Health Programme
    (ii)          Highlights of the measures put in place in response to Covid-19 & outline of the next phase of managing Covid-19
    (iii)         Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI); and
  • (c)  an update on the Improving Healthcare Together (IHT) Programme and next steps (including approval of a new IHT Sub-Committee looking at the future IHT work programme and scrutiny).  

6.

Dates of Meetings

The Committee are asked to approve the following proposed dates of meetings (7pm start):-

Wednesday 11 November
Wednesday 17 February
Wednesday 16 June

 

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