Health and care leaders in Pennine Lancashire have today published a draft plan for health and care services in the area. The draft plan is a blueprint to improve the health of people living in Pennine Lancashire (which covers Blackburn with Darwen and East Lancashire), as well as improving health and care services in the area.

Health and care professionals get online with ORCHA.

Doctors, nurses and medical professionals in Lancashire and South Cumbria came together to celebrate innovation and transformation at an event with Sir Bruce Keogh, national medical director for NHS England, on Friday 24th November.

Lancs & South Cumbria schools go digital

Survey launched to gauge views on the future of the Children & Young People’s Transformation Plan

​The National Chief Information Officer for Health and Social Care in England, Will Smart visited Lancashire to hear about some of the successes, opportunities and challenges in digital health across Lancashire & South Cumbria.

​Better Care Together is releasing two new films which aim to help users of inhalers to get the maximum benefit from them.

Members of the public are invited to find out more about Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria on 2nd November 2017 between 11am and 1pm at Moor Lane Mills in Lancaster ahead of the Joint Committee of CCGs, which the public are invited to observe.

Public engagement and consultation launched in review of commissioning of cosmetic procedures

​Two Lancashire health teams presented with awards sponsored by the Innovation Agency

​Challenging behaviour in children can be very distressing, leading to family stress and anxiety and in some cases family breakdown.

Representatives from Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, NHS Morecambe Bay Clinical Commissioning Group, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust, Kendal Integrated Care Community (ICC), Radio Lonsdale, Lancaster the University of Lancaster and Kendal Organ Donor Town gathered together to showcase their services, engage with the public and found out what they valued which helped them stay healthy .

​Local residents were invited to get involved, debate and help shape the future of health and social care in Pennine Lancashire at a series of summer engagement events.

​Healthwatch Lancashire hosted a public event on Tuesday 12th September to give members of the public the opportunity to question leaders from the STP in Lancashire and South Cumbria, known as Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria.