Our organisational structure - 2011

Structure - who sits where

Structure chart of the NHS in Sheffield as of November 2011 (93kb pdf)

Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group

As of October 2011, the Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group has delegated authority of 71% of the NHS budget in Sheffield.

Board meetings and papers are available here

South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Cluster

NHS Sheffield is part of the South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Cluster, along with NHS Barnsley, NHS Bassetlaw, NHS Doncaster and NHS Rotherham.

Board meetings and papers are available here

Clinical Reference Group

The Clinical Reference Group supports the decision making and governance processes of the Clinical Commissioning Group, by providing advice and recommendations, via the Clinical Executive Team.
The Clinical Reference group and its associated Forum seeks to underpin clinically led commissioning through work on service redesign, education and governance.

About

In close partnership with doctors, nurses and other healthcare staff and by listening to you, NHS Sheffield decides how best to spend nearly £1 billion every year. We do this with the aim of providing better health and better healthcare for the population of Sheffield.

We buy Sheffield’s health services on behalf of people in the city.

While we don’t run the hospitals, GP or dental practices, pharmacies or other providers of NHS health care, we are responsible for how well they perform. It’s our job to get the very best performance across all NHS services in the city.

We also work to improve the health of Sheffield people with advice and programmes to help them lead healthier lifestyles and manage their own health better.

Our main aim is to save lives by reducing health inequalities and make Sheffield the healthiest city in England.