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North East and Yorkshire

NHS integrated care boards work to improve outcomes, tackle inequalities and provide value for money in Integrated Care Systems.

Following changes in 2025, ICBs have had to make cuts to their systems and many have clustered with a view to merging. However, ICBs in the North East have remained as they are.

Read on for the latest in Humber and North Yorkshire, North East and North Cumbria, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire.

West Yorkshire

NHS achieves £70 million underspend but 15 health systems end year in deficit

Humber and North Yorkshire

Women’s health in Humber and North Yorkshire

South Yorkshire

How ICBs are making tough choices around decommissioning

West Yorkshire

ICBs extending independent prescribing pathfinder programme

North East and North Cumbria

ICB delays introducing SMS funding cap following GP pressure

South Yorkshire

New ICB chairs in Manchester and South Yorkshire to serve as mayors’ health commissioners

West Yorkshire

Changes to English ICB footprints go live

North East and North Cumbria

Men’s health in NHS North East and North Cumbria ICB

Scrapped: Navigating the restructure of the NHS

Humber and North Yorkshire

Yorkshire ICB expands menopause service

North East and North Cumbria

ICB sets limits on Right to Choose ADHD and autism assessments

West Yorkshire

ICBs committed to reducing inequality but progress is patchy, says report

West Yorkshire

ICB performance on population health assessed in NHS England report

North East and North Cumbria

Clinicians to work with probation teams to cut reoffending

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