Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, as the successor body to the CCG, will take place at 09:30am on Friday 01 July 2022.

Members of the public are invited to observe this meeting which is being held virtually.  Please note there is not an opportunity for public questions during this meeting.  You can observe this meeting by clicking the following link on the day of the meeting: https://youtu.be/heMfEwgHLCg.

Papers will be made available before the meeting at https://humberandnorthyorkshire.icb.nhs.uk/meetings-and-papers/01-july-2022/.  Should you require any of these documents in an alternative format, or if you require additional support to access these meetings, please contact: hullccg.stpcontactus@nhs.net.

The Clinical Commissioning Group Governing Body meets in public on a bimonthly basis. This is done to promote transparency and encourage public interest in the health care services of North Lincolnshire.

Members of the public, staff and press are all more than welcome to attend these meetings, but although held in public, they are not public meetings. Therefore, members of the public will not be able to ask questions during the meeting.

The CCG promotes an open and transparent approach around patient engagement and members of the public are encouraged to have their say and ask questions if they wish. There are a number of channels in which they can do this:

• Ringing the CCG on 01652 251000
• Writing to: Communications and Engagement Team, Health Place, Wrawby Road, Brigg, North Lincolnshire, DN20 8GS.
• By emailing NLCCG.ContactUs@nhs.net
• Contacting us through social media. Search @NorthLincsCCG on Facebook and Twitter and send us a message
• If it is a media enquiry, by ringing 01652 251067
• If it is a Freedom of Information Act request, by emailing nlccg.foi@nhs.net

The CCG also holds many meetings in public where it pro-actively seeks the opinions of patients. If you are interested in hearing about these, please email Engagement Manager Kirsten Spark on kirsten.spark@nhs.net.