The Children’s Integrated Commissioning Hub (ICH) provides co-ordination and a single point of accountability for children and young people’s health and wellbeing related commissioning. It works to align and pool commissioning resources on behalf of Clinical Commissioning Groups across Nottinghamshire, Public Health services and NHS England.
For more information read the following documents:
What do they commission?
The Children’s Integrated Commissioning Hub is responsible for commissioning a range of services on behalf of the NHS and local authority organisations, including:
Universal services:
- Maternity services
- Oral health
- Public health services for children aged 0-5, including health visiting
- Public health service for children and young people aged 5-19, including school nursing
- Healthy schools
- Accident prevention
- Support for obesity, weight management, smoking, sexual health and domestic abuse.
Targeted and specialist services:
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health services (CAMHS) Tiers 2/3
- Health services for children in care
- Community health services for children with disabilities and SEN
- Teenage pregnancy interventions
- Family nurse partnership
- Health services for young offenders in the community
- Paediatric therapies
- Elements of community paediatrics
For more information contact the Children’s ICH on:
Telephone: 0115 977 2676