Primary Care Networks (PCNs)

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For the latest local health and care information, visit the new websites for Integrated Care Board hertsandwestessex.icb.nhs.uk or the Integrated Care System hertsandwestessexics.org.uk

From 1 July 2022, Clinical Commissioning Groups will be cease to exist. Commissioning functions and information that has been previously held by East and North Hertfordshire CCG is transferring to the new NHS Hertfordshire and West Essex Integrated Care Board (HWEICB) on 1 July 2022.

HWEICB will become the new data controller. Any questions about the use of data (including patient data) by the new ICB should be directed to hertsvalleysccg.hwecorporategovernance@nhs.net 

There are no changes to how local residents access NHS frontline services in Hertfordshire and West Essex as part of these changes.

Primary Care Networks (PCNs)

    Twelve ‘Primary Care Networks’ (PCNs) have been established across east and north Hertfordshire in a move designed to improve local or ‘primary care’ NHS services.

    By encouraging GP practices to work more closely together in groups, together with other health and care staff in their local area, Primary Care Networks (PCNs) aim to provide more proactive, personalised, coordinated and joined-up health and social care.

    Broxbourne Alliance (Combined practice population: 45,598)

    Hatfield (52,119)

    Hertford and Rurals (51,683)

    Hitchin and Whitwell (63,697)

    Hoddesdon and Broxbourne (42,182)

    Icknield (57,320)

    Lee Valley Health (41,344)

    Stevenage North (55,699) 

    Stevenage South (56,328)

    Stort Valley and Villages (64,682)

    Ware and Rurals (34,348)

    Welwyn Garden City (57,403)

    Total practice population for East and North Hertfordshire 612,873. Correct as at 23 July 2021.

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    Last modified: 

    13 Jul 2022