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Posted By Lance Morgan
Come on you lot working in NHS merged Trust's. Some of you must be able to tell me how you set up committees. Do you have a main executive/representative committee into which divisional committees feed or do you have consultative committees on each site reporting to a main committee. Is there any advice you could give me on which structure works best.
Regards, Lance
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Posted By Bryn Maidment
Lance
Being a single site at UHL I can't help you with the merged thing other than pointing you the way of Controls Assurance.
Presumably the merged Trust will have a single Board and, as required under Controls Assurance, a single Risk Management Committee. It would be up to this Committee to debate and decide what they feel would serve the best purpose.
2 seperate committees would duplicate effort and may prove a bit unwieldy to manage but they will be more local and reps available to staff on their respective sites(local shops for local people!!).
Weigh these factors against the overall committee approach.
You could do worse than call your CA Auditor at Willis for their views. By now they will have conducted baseline audits on many merged Trusts....hopefully.
Regards
Bryn
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