NHS-led Provider Collaboratives are regional partnerships of organisations that provide specialised mental health services for patients. These partnerships are being established across England as part of a national programme of work.
IMPACT is a partnership of the nine NHS, independent and third sector organisations that provide NHS Adult Secure Care services in the East Midlands. The lead provider for the Collaborative is Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
The Provider collaborative is committed to working across a partnership with clinicians, ward staff, service-users and their families and carers to make positive changes and sustainable improvement.
The new clinical model seeks to transform the following adult secure care services across the region through improving pathways, interfaces between the health, social care and criminal justice system and on-going service development.
IMPACT Manage Low and medium secure care for patients with a mental health diagnosis and/or a Learning Disability / Autism Spectrum Disorder (LDA) across five counties with a total population of around five million people.
IMPACT comprises the following partner organisations:
To find out more about NHS-led Provider Collaboratives and their role in delivery of the Long Term Plan for the NHS visit: NHS England and NHS Long Term Plan.
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