The Integration Joint Board is responsible for planning and funding a range of health and social care services, including GPs, dentistry, social care, community nursing, social work, community health services and some hospital services such as A&E.
Working Together for the Future of Health and Social Care
The Western Isles Health and Social Care Partnership brings together the NHS, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, and the Third and Independent Sectors.
The Partnership is committed to helping people achieve and maintain their best possible level of wellbeing and to work in partnership to create new models of health and social care.
It takes forward the work of the Western Isles Integration Joint Board – a public body formed in 2014 through Scottish Government legislation, now responsible for the planning and delivery of a range of delegated health and social care services across the Western Isles.
Consultation on the Strategic Framework for Health and Social Care 2023 – 2026
To improve people’s wellbeing and meet the challenge of sustaining care and support into the future, we are creating the next strategic plan for health and social care.
As part of this process we want to hear from you!
We are inviting feedback on the draft strategic framework and are looking to involve as many local people as possible.
You can get involved in the development of the final Strategic Framework by telling us what you think online by completing the pre-consultation survey, in writing by emailing denise.symington@nhs.scot or in public - details of in person and virtual sessions will be shared publicly in due course.
If you require a hard copy of the survey please email denise.symington@nhs.scot and an easy read version of the online survey is also available.
Documents
Patient Focus and Public Involvement
Western Isles NHS Board
37 South Beach
Stornoway
Isle of Lewis
HS1 2BB
United Kingdom