State of Integrated Care Systems 2023/24 Annual Report
This report by the NHS Confederation ICS Network assesses the progress of Integrated Care Systems (ICS). It includes insights from ICB Chairs, CEOs, and ICP Chairs gathered through a national survey and stakeholder engagements. The report provides recommendations for policymakers to support ICS partnerships. It highlights progress to date, areas for improvement, barriers to progress, reflections on ICS performance, and national levers for success. The goal is to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of ICSs in the healthcare system.
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The state of integrated care systems 2022/23 Health Devolution Commission Sarah Walter Director, ICS Network NHS Confederation sarah.walter@nhsconfed.org September 2023
State of integrated care systems 2023/24 Annual report by the NHS Confederation ICS Network to assess the progress of ICSs. This report represents the baseline for future assessments. Based on the views of ICB Chairs, CEOs and ICP Chairs, gathered through a national survey (March/April 2023) and interviews and round tables with a range of stakeholders, (April/May 2023). On behalf of ICS leaders, and to best support ICSs in year two of their existence as formal partnerships, the report makes a number of recommendations to policymakers in government and national bodies. 2
4. Supporting ICSs to realise their full potential Putting aside all the national must- dos, what one thing (clinical or non- clinical) would you like your system to have achieved in five years? 9
Some reflections ICSs have got off to a strong start in a difficult external environment Key areas of focus in year two: 1. Harnessing the skills of different parts of the system 2. Supporting them to develop the infrastructure and capacity needed to devolve decision-making National levers for success 1. Fewer national priorities with scope for local priorities 2. Social care 3. ICSs will need long-term commitment from the government to be successful. 10
Thank you sarah.walter@nhsconfed.org
