North West JIPWelcome
The North West Joint Improvement Partnership is an alliance of agencies in the North West that work together to provide regional leadership. The Partnership facilitates co-production and implementation of policy in relation to Adult Social Care, Health and Wellbeing. The JIP is supported from multiple investment sources.
Priorities for regional tier programmes are agreed by the JIP and are built into a ‘one plan’ approach which aims to align delivery across member organisations.
One Plan Priorities
- Choice and Control
- Early Intervention and Prevention
- Efficiency
- Commissioning
- Leadership and Workforce
- Knowledge Management
The North West Joint Improvement Partnership is chaired by John Rutherford, Director of Adult Services at Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council and chair of ADASS NW.
The following organisations have representation at the NWJIP Board
- Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS)
- Department of Health Northwest
- NHS Northwest Primary Care Trusts Chief Executives Alliance
- 4NW Regional Housing Forum
- Care Quality Commission
- Skills for Care
- Voluntary Sector
- Local Government Improvement and Development
- NHS NW Mental Health Improvement Programme
- North West Employers Organisation
- North West Improvement and Efficiency Partnership
- Strategic Health Authority
