Harrow Borough Based Partnership (BBP) brings together our NHS organisations, Harrow Council, our GPs, local Voluntary & Community Sector and our citizens.
We strive to support each other and our communities as equal partners focussing on better health and wellbeing for all.
Statutory providers of Health and Care Services in Harrow: Harrow Council and North West London CCG (to become North West London ICS in line with Legislation) including:
- The Community Health Service provider for Harrow
- The Mental Health Service provider for Harrow
- The Primary Care Networks of Harrow
- The main Acute Service provider for Harrow
- The nominated organisation for the Voluntary and Community Sector for Harrow
- The GP Federation for Harrow
- The local hospice
What is the borough based partnership?
The Harrow Borough Based Partnership brings together health, social care, wider Local Authority services and Harrow’s voluntary and community sector, working alongside local communities to help the people of Harrow thrive; aspiring to improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities.
The partnership is an agreed collaborative arrangement, underpinned by a shared set of priorities and values, to drive better outcomes for the people we serve.
Our mission is to work with children, families, and communities in Harrow to support better care and healthier lives. To read more about the Harrow borough based partnership plan please click here.
Our objectives
- Reduce health inequalities through embedding a robust population health management approach at a borough and neighbourhood level.
- Developing truly integrated out of hospital teams at a neighbourhood level to improve our citizens experience of care and reduce unplanned acute care and intensive social care packages
- Deliver transformational change in care pathways to deliver high quality integrated care, improving outcomes and addressing variation.
The design of our Governance systems reflects the changes that we are seeing through Integrated Care arrangements in the wider system and how this influences our roles, responsibilities, and interactions with each other, including our citizens.
Governance arrangements reflect what will enable to the Harrow Borough Based Partnership to flourish and is based on a strong partnership foundation and led by what is important to our partnership.
View our terms of reference
The transformational workstreams of the Harrow BBP reflect our priority programmes and the priorities of the ICS. The workstreams may be continuous or may be disbanded when the business of the group is concluded.
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Population health management & Tackling Health Inequalities |
Prevention, self-care and social prescribing sub-group |
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Tackling health inequalities sub-group |
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Population health management working group |
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Long term conditions |
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Mental Health |
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Learning Disability and Autism (all age) |
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Frailty and care settings |
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Children and Young People |
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Carers |
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Enabling workstreams |
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Workforce and OD Integration |
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Access to care and COVID recovery |
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Strategic Estates Group |
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Digital Transformation |
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Communication and Engagement |
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Acute and Primary Care Interface Group |
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Integration Operational Leads’ Group |
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PCNs form a key building block of the NHS long term plan. They bring together general practices to be able to work at scale. Most networks are based on geographical location.
There are 33 general practices in Harrow and they have been put into five prrimary care networks.
The five PCNs are:
- Harrow East
- Sphere
- Health Alliance
- Harrow Collaborative
- Healthsense
Each practice is aligned as below:
Harrow East
- Mollison Way
- Honeypot Medical Centre
- Bacon Lane Surgery
Sphere:
- Streatfield Health Centre
- Northwick Surgery
- St Peter’s Medical Centre
- Elliot Hall Centre
- Hatch End Medical Centre
- GP Direct
Health Alliance
- Aspri Medical Centre
- Enterprise Practice
- Streatfield Medical Centre
- Belmont Medical Centre
- Stanmore Medical Centre
- Circle Practice
Harrow Collaborative
- Civic Medical Centre
- Pinner View Medical Centre
- Pinner Road Surgery
- Savita Medical Centre- Dr Pandya
- Savita Medical Centre- Dr Muhammad Shahzad
- Headstone Lane Surgery
- Headstone Road Surgery
- First Choice Medical
- Zain Medical Centre
- Kenton Clinic
- Kings Road Surgery
- Shaftesbury Medical Centre
Healthsense
- Pinn Medical Centre
- Enderley Road
- Kenton Bridge (Dr Raja)
- Kenton Bridge (Dr Golden)
- Roxbourne Medical Centre
- Simpson House
- The Ridgeway Surgery
Harrow Primary Care Executive Group (PCEG) is established as a group of the NHS North West London Integrated Care Board (NWLICB).
In keeping with the commitment to maintain and enhance primary care locally, as much business as possible will be transacted at NHS NW London borough level.
PCEG’s role is to oversee the development of primary care at a place based level, ensuring that NW London and national requirements are delivered and assurance provided through both the place based governance arrangements (where a decision impacts only the local geography) and the NW London Local Care governance arrangements (where more than one geography is impacted).
Find out more about the Harrow PCEG and how to join our meetings in public.
Latest News from Harrow Integrated Care Partnership
| 09 November 2021 |
Harrow Borough Based Partnership – introducing Lisa, our Managing Director |
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To contact us please email us on the following email address: collaborating.harrow@nhs.net