Centre for Ageing Better -
The Leeds Neighbourhood Networks (LNNs) aim to support older people to live independently and participate in their communities as they grow older, through a range of activities and services that are provided at a neighbourhood level. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic there was a city-wide ambition for a symbiotic relationship between the LNNs and the health and care sector. This report draws on the findings of a real time evaluation of the LNNs during the pandemic, as a way to understand and share learning about their response.
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Changing configuration of health services
Commissioning
Competition and choice
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Equality and diversity
Integrated care
Leadership and leadership development
Local authorities, public health and health inequalities
Mental health
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NHS finances and productivity
NHS measurement and performance
Patient involvement, experience and feedback
Patient safety
Quality of care and clinical outcomes
Regulation, governance and accountability
Social care
Workforce and employment
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