The Programme Board
The Kent and Medway STP Programme Board is an advisory board with a non-affiliated Chair. This means the Chair is not tied to any single NHS or local authority organisation and can ensure the Board works across organisational boundaries for the good of the whole Kent and Medway population. The Programme Board’s membership includes the chief executives and most senior clinicians and leaders of Kent and Medway’s NHS, public health and social care services. The Board oversees a work programme and advises local health and care commissioners, whose role it is to plan and decide the future pattern of services across Kent and Medway.
Minutes of previous meetings are listed below:
- STP/ICS Partnership Board minutes 01 2020 (65 downloads)
- STP/ICS Partnership Board minutes 11 2019 (130 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 09 2019 (139 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 07-2019 (143 downloads)
- Kent and Medway system operating plan 19-20 (212 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 06-2019 (156 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 05-2019 (106 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 04-2019 (229 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 03-2019 (130 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 02-2019 (238 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 01-2019 (157 downloads)
- STP Programme Board Minutes 11-2018 (263 downloads)
- STP Programme Board Minutes 10-2018 (176 downloads)
- STP Programme Board Minutes 09-2018 (367 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 05-2018 (226 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 06-2018 (214 downloads)
- STP Programme Board minutes 07-2018 (289 downloads)
Before May 2018 we published a summary of each programme board as a news item. Links to these are in the news items list below:
News from the STP Programme Board
NHS Long Term Plan
Message from Glenn Douglas, Paul Carter and Alan Jarrett following the publication of the NHS Long Term Plan.
11 June 2018: Minutes from the Kent and Medway STP programme board meeting
11 June 2018 Programme Board minutes - download here Back to Programme Board pages >
Minutes from the Kent and Medway STP Programme Board meeting: 14 May 2018
The Programme Board of the Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership met on 14 May 2018. Below are the minutes from the meeting. 20180514__Programme_Board_Minutes_FINAL for publication
Who’s who on the programme board
March 2018 Programme Board meeting update
The Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership Programme Board met on Monday 5 March. Mental health ‘deep dive’ The Programme Board’s meeting structure allows for occasional ‘deep dives’ – lengthier discussion and more detailed scrutiny...
February 2018 Programme Board meeting update
The Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership Programme Board met on Monday 5 February. This month's discussion focused on the stroke consultation, system transformation and a proposal for a single strategic commissioner and on capital...
January 2018 Programme Board meeting update
The Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership Programme Board met on 8 January 2018. The Programme Board’s meeting structure allows for occasional ‘deep dives’ - lengthier discussion and more detailed scrutiny of key subjects. At this...
December Programme Board meeting update
The Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership Programme Board met on 4 December 2017. The Board received summary updates on the progress being made in several areas, including: local care, children, and stroke. Chief Executive’s update...
November Programme Board meeting update
The Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership Programme Board met on 6 November 2017. Glenn Douglas has been formally appointed Chief Executive of the Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership and is now chair of the...
September Programme Board meeting update
The Kent and Medway Sustainability and Transformation Partnership Programme Board met on 11 September 2017. The Programme Board’s meeting structure allows for occasional ‘deep dives’ - lengthier discussion and more detailed scrutiny of key subjects - on a regular...
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