Nottingham City
Contains 8 resources
Files
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.
- Report
- published by Nottingham City Council on 09/12/2019
Description
These profiles are a detailed view covering the various aspects of the health, wellbeing and social care of the different Primary Care Networks (PCNs) They are intended to help inform the needs of the local population, to assist and support the planning of local services They will allow organisations and teams working in PCNs to develop tailored approaches to engagement and communications and understand issues unique to each population.