ICB Board Meeting

Meeting of the NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board, held in public.

The agenda will cover:

Community Beds Pre-Consultation Business Case
Rapid Reset and Recommit Update
Chief Executive’s Report
Quality Report
Finance and Performance Report
Primary Care Report
General Governance

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About the NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board

Board papers

NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board – meeting paper – 18 January 2024

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The public is invited to submit one question per individual, relevant to the items listed on the agenda. Please note that questions should not pertain to personal situations. Submissions must be made no later than three working days before the scheduled meeting. The Chair of the Board reserves the right to decide the number of questions that will be addressed during the meeting, as well as those that may require a written response.

The Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board supports the UK Government's NHS zero-tolerance policy for abusive or threatening behaviour towards its staff, including our healthcare providers. We will not tolerate the use of bad language, swearing, or verbal insults, as well as any form of racial abuse or sexual harassment. We will not accept persistent or unrealistic demands that cause stress to our staff. We reserve the right to immediately cease communication in cases where such behaviour is displayed. We welcome and encourage the public to access our services when needed, but we do ask that our staff and healthcare providers are always treated courteously, and you are entitled to expect the same treatment and respect from them. For more information, please read our management of violence, aggression and vexatious behaviour policy