We are working hard to further improve the health and care we provide to everyone living across West Yorkshire. You can see examples of the positive difference we are making on this page.
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A neighbourhood health team in Pontefract and Knottingley is taking a more proactive approach to supporting people living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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Local healthcare providers recognised that improving Marina's digital skills could help her regain confidence, stay connected with others and become more independent.
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Leeds is showing how better use of data can help neighbourhood teams support people before problems reach crisis point.
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A Calderdale resident is feeling more hopeful about the future after receiving coordinated support through Halifax Opportunities Trust's (HOT) Work Well Calderdale programme.
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Working with health and care providers, including voluntary sector partners across the region, we have introduced the digital therapeutic platform KiActiv through the Healthy Working Life programme.
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Natalie Knowles describes how through neighbourhood health models, we are building bridges between the NHS and the spaces where people actually live their lives.
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Wakefield is one of only seven places in England and the only one across the North East and Yorkshire to be chosen to set up a Women’s Health Centre of Excellence.
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At Seacroft Primary Care Network, the Three Long-term Conditions and Mental Health project is helping people with complex needs regain independence and improve their quality of life.
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Using linked health and care data and machine learning, Neighbourhood Health teams can now predict which people with certain conditions are most likely to need an emergency hospital admission in the next three months.
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The Keep it Local approach shows what we can achieve when services are designed around communities and delivered through strong local partnerships.
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A pilot project in Calderdale is helping people who are off work with musculoskeletal conditions build confidence, improve their health and return to work.
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People recovering from heart attacks and cardiac procedures across Mid Yorkshire are getting specialist support to help them safely return to work, thanks to funding through Healthy Working Life.
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A new approach in Bradford District and Craven is helping to transform services.
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Nicola Nicholson talks about the work and early learnings from the Leeds pioneer site and the development of a new neighbourhood health centre on Beeston Hill.
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Leeds has taken a fresh approach to workforce wellbeing with the Thrive@Work programme, funded under Healthy Working Life.