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GP joins Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust Board

Dr Stephen Cartwright has joined the Board of Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust as an Associate Non-Executive Director.

Stephen has worked as a GP for 35 years with 30 of those years in Dudley. He is currently at Keelinge House surgery.

Born and educated in the Black Country he has worked as a medical director in the West Midlands for part of his career.

Speaking about his appointment he said: “I am passionate about developing integrated patient centred care and working more closely with the local acute trust to deliver that. I am really pleased to be part of the excellent team at DIHC.”

Harry Turner, Chair of Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust said: “Primary Care is at the heart of all we do at Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS. Stephen brings a wealth of experience which will be enormously valuable to the Board.  I am looking forward to working with him.”

 Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS (DIHC) was authorised on April 1st 2020. It brings together a range of health and care services in one organisation with primary care, delivered by General Practice, at its heart.

 


Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust Board Meeting – February 2nd 2021

The Board of Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust will meet on Tuesday 2nd February at 9.30am. The meeting will take place virtually using Microsoft Teams due to Government restrictions on social distancing and the impact of Coronavirus COVID-19.

The papers are available on the website and can be found here

As part of the meeting Board members will be given an update on DIHC’s mental health service and the organisation’s response to Covid-19.

Members of the public are invited to send questions to the Board via  

If you would like to attend the virtual board meeting you can request a link via 


What really keeps us healthy?

Across the Black Country people generally live shorter lives than in the rest of England and spend more of their lives living with health conditions.

We know access to healthcare can influence how healthy people are but there is much more to what makes us healthy.

90% of what makes us healthy has nothing to do with healthcare. To really understand the causes of ill health we must look at wider issues, those circumstances in which people are born, grow and live. It is these wider determinants of health that can see people thrive or struggle to survive.

Members of the public are being invited to give their views at Dudley’s Healthcare Forum on Wednesday, December 2nd. The forum is being held online from 10.30am.

To book a place contact


Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust Board Meeting – January 12th 2021

The Board of Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust will meet on Tuesday 12th January at 9.30am. The meeting will take place virtually using Microsoft Teams due to Government restrictions on social distancing and the impact of Coronavirus COVID-19.

The papers are available on the website and can be found here

As part of the meeting Board members will be given an update on the future development of Dudley’s clinical hub and be discussing the Trust’s response to Covid-19.

Members of the public are invited to send questions to the Board via  

If you would like to attend the virtual board meeting you can request a link via 


Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust Board Meeting – December 1st 2020

The Board of Dudley Integrated Health and Care NHS Trust will meet on Tuesday 1st December at 9.30am. The meeting will take place virtually using Microsoft Teams due to Government restrictions on social distancing and the impact of Coronavirus COVID-19.

The papers are available on the website and can be found here

As part of the meeting Board members will be given an update on the work of the continuing healthcare team and be discussing the Trust’s response to Covid-19.

Members of the public are invited to send questions to the Board via  

If you would like to attend the virtual board meeting you can request a link via