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Mobilising the Neighbourhood Model of Care – Reflections from the Northern Ireland Health Collective

By Gillian Lewis, Head of the Northern Ireland Health Collective  We are delighted to represent and contribute as the Northern Ireland Health Collective (NIHC) to the recent NICON Reset Webinar Series session on Mobilising the Neighbourhood...

My Care: Revolutionising Patient Access to Healthcare in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland’s healthcare system has taken a significant leap forward with the introduction of My Care, a patient portal designed to empower patients and service users with greater control over their healthcare. Available as both a website and a downloadable app,...

NI Health Collective – A Year of Collaboration

A Northern Ireland wide ‘NI Health Collective’, launched in January 2025, has marked its first anniversary with an event at Hillsborough Castle. The NI Health Collective operates under the auspice of CO3, the body which represents leaders in the Third Sector here, and...
Northern Ireland Health Collective Celebrating One Year

Northern Ireland Health Collective Celebrating One Year

A key recommendation from the People to Partner Report is to develop a strategic framework for Northern Ireland that establishes principles to adopt a ‘do with’, asset-based, partnership approach to guide HSC and cross-government change. This framework should focus on shifting mindsets and system/organisational culture, rather than replicating existing models.

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Small Steps with Big Impact

Small Steps with Big Impact

In collaboration with Charlene Brooks, Belfast Healthy Cities www.belfasthealthycities.com As part of the Healthy Cities initiative, Belfast Healthy Cities has supported schools in piloting walking...

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