PICS collaborates in award-winning partnership

PICS collaborates in award-winning partnership

PICS and the Primary Care Networks have been recognised as ‘key partners’ in the award-winning Community Care Transformation Programme. It’s the winner of Best Initiative Supporting Integrated Care Systems category in the prestigious Integrated Health Awards 2023,...

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Success in Community Impact Award

Congratulations to everyone at PICS – we’ve won the East Midlands Chamber’s Community Impact Award, for our work on reducing health inequalities, strengthening the local economy, providing innovative and creative services and working with partners. We also received a...

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Remembrance Day

Remembrance Day

We’re proud to be a Veteran Aware accredited organisation and to support our veteran community this Remembrance Sunday. The three practices that we manage (Hama, Meden and Whyburn) all have Veteran Friendly accreditation and PICS has also been given the Defence...

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Welcome to our new Medical Director

PICS has appointed a new Medical Director (MD), Dr Neil Fraser. Neil will be taking up his new post in October, working alongside current MD Dr Kelvin Lim until December. Neil trained at the medical school in Leicester with positions across the midlands, qualifying as...

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PICS staff in primary care first

PICS staff in primary care first

Health staff in Broxtowe and Mansfield are the first in England to complete an NHS course for Mental Health Occupational Therapists and Clinical Care Home Leads working in primary care. Congratulations to Tracey Evans, Naomi Cummins, and Catherine Seals who...

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PICS showcases sustainability best practice

PICS showcases sustainability best practice

On Monday 15 May, PICS was invited to showcase some of our green initiatives at the annual Nottingham Integrated Care System's Partners Assembly. We presented to just under 140 attendees from organisations across our health and care system about Green Social...

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Levelling-up research inequalities within Mid Notts

Levelling-up research inequalities within Mid Notts

PICS is supporting a new and unique collaborative project in Mid Notts that enables more residents to get involved in clinical research by bridging a gap between GP practice staff and researchers. Involving communities in research contributes to the prevention of...

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