The Integrated Care Board is an NHS statutory organisation. The Integrated Care Board has replaced the NHS South East London Clinical Commissioning Group (SEL CCG).
The Integrated Care Board brings together partners involved in planning and providing NHS services. It will develop a plan to meet the health needs of the population within south east London and deliver the Integrated Care Partnership’s strategy. It will also allocate NHS resource to deliver this plan.
The Integrated Care Board is required by law to have a constitution. A constitution is a legal document outlining the governance structures and responsibilities of the NHS organisation.
Health and care partners across south east London are reflecting on a year of progress for local communities following publication of NHS England’s annual assessment of integrated care boards for 2025/26. During 2025/26, south east London continued to improve services, strengthen neighbourhood health and focus on reducing health inequalities, while responding to rising demand and […]
Two new animations have been developed to help explain what a neighbourhood health service and integrated neighbourhood teams mean in practice. The short films use patient scenarios to show how healthcare, community, housing and voluntary sector services can work together to provide more joined-up, personalised support closer to home. Designed for both staff and local […]
The next meeting of the south east London Integrated Care Board in public will be held on 13.30pm 27 January 2027. Further information will be published here shortly.