Slides from the recent CQC provider collaboration review are available to download. NHS Lincolnshire CCG Chief Executive John Turner said “…the CQC have said to me how impressed they were with everyone’s engagement with them, that they heard some very good messages about how services in Lincolnshire had worked together in support of each other and providing great care to...

The East Midlands Academic Health Science Network (EMAHSN) have launched their annual patient and public involvement fund, offering 15 awards of £1,000 to successful organisations and groups in the region. This funding is aimed at health, social care, charities, voluntary and third sector organisations and groups, who want to involve patients and citizens in research and healthcare. EMAHSN welcome applications...

Shine are pleased to announce that a new, re-designed website has gone online today after eight weeks of hard work by designer EBC Designs. Built using grant funding from Lincolnshire County Council and Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), Shine is very proud of the new site, which, after listening to your views at consultations has a much better search capability within the directory of...

Both the upper and secondary tier authorities in Lincolnshire have set out a range of measures to support both individuals and communities throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Lincolnshire County Council Boston Borough Council City of Lincoln Council East Lindsey District Council North Kesteven District Council South Holland District Council South Kesteven District Council West Lindsey District Council Parish Councils are also...

A new campaign has been launched to help the public understand the importance of charities to the national effort to manage the coronavirus pandemic. The #NeverMoreNeeded campaign has been set up to make sure charities’ voices are heard and raise awareness of the work they are doing to help the country come through the crisis and recover. The campaign is...

This document sets out an opportunity for suitably qualified and experienced individuals to put themselves forward as Strategic Advisers. The deadline was set at 30 April but we are prepared to consider proposals which come in a little later in view of the fast moving nature of this piece of work.

You can read the latest updates from the NHS via the link below. This link holds the latest updates. https://lincolnshire.nhs.uk/covid19/latest-updates (Updated 24/04/20)

Lincolnshire County Council have issued guidance for Carers. It is full of useful information and links – both local and national. It is good for vol org partners, social prescribers, employers, health partners etc. It has been authored by Lorna Leason of Public Health, so is authoritative and reliable. It is suitable for working carers and is ’employer neutral’.