WINNER:

North Central and East London Provider Collaborative

Commissioning and Providing Child and Adolescent Mental Health Inpatient Services

NCEL is a collaboration between five trusts and the service users who are at the centre of everything. Over the last two years, five competitors have become five partners delivering child and young person inpatient mental health services across north central and east London. This has created significant improvements to how inpatient care is delivered, allowing savings and reinvestment of significant sums into new community CYP mental health services. The judges appreciated the true collaboration across multiple stakeholders and systems. Outcomes illustrated the value of collaboration and the difference you can make to patients.

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Finalists

  • East London FT, Essex Partnership University FT and Sheffield Health and Social Care FT - Clinical Associate in Psychology: An Apprenticeship Model for a Future Sustainable and Diverse Psychology Workforce
  • Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership and Midlands and Lancashire CSU - Smoking Cessation Transfer of Care From Hospital to Community Pharmacy Pilot
  • Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care System - Hampshire Hospitals FT, Isle of Wight Trust, Portsmouth Hospitals University Trust, Solent Trust, Southern Health FT and University Hospitals Southampton FT - Hampshire and Isle of Wight People and OD Collaborative
  • Integrated Care Northamptonshire - The iCAN Programme
  • North Thames Genomic Laboratory Hub - Transforming Standard of Care Diagnostics for Paediatric Blood Cancers
  • South Tees Hospitals FT - North of England Quaternary Collaborative Per Oral Endoscopic Myotomy Service for Achalasia With Establishment of Multidisciplinary Team
  • South West Provider Collaborative and Lead Provider Devon Partnership Trust - To Transform Outcomes for People With Mental Health Conditions by Working Collaboratively, At Scale

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Winners of HSJ Awards 2022 revealed