Whenever we have opportunities for you to get involved in a specific piece of work you’ll find more information here as well as a link to the opportunity.
Current review of Services and Policies
The NHS has been asked to prioritise access to care, such as GP appointments in primary care, elective treatment in hospitals, and to improve waiting times for urgent and emergency care, such as the length of time waiting in an accident and emergency department.
Over the last few years, our communities have told us that they want the NHS to prioritise access, agency and awareness. This is access to the types of care mentioned above, choice over their care, and the information to support people to make decisions about their care and that of their families.
The NHS in South Yorkshire has a duty to be responsible with the money we have available and not spend more than we have each year. We also have a duty to secure the best investment for the funds that we have been allocated to provide high-quality care for local people.
Within this context, we are now reviewing some of our services and policies because we need to focus our resources on the services that matter to our communities the most. We have explored all areas of our commissioning in relation to our organisational priorities, the priorities of our citizens, cost effectiveness, clinical outcomes and essential services. One of the areas we have identified for review is the current arrangements for the prescribing of gluten-free products in South Yorkshire and a second is the number of cycles of IVF available on the NHS in South Yorkshire.For Full Public Consultations that are currently open, visit our Public Consultations page here.
For ongoing opportunities to get involved in our work, visit our Ongoing Opportunities to Get Involved page here.
Seeking your views on gluten-free prescribing
NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) is seeking views from citizens of South Yorkshire, South Yorkshire health care professionals, and other local interested parties on proposals to review our current policy in relation to the prescribing of gluten-free products.
To capture your views and feedback before any decision is made, a period of public involvement will run for twelve weeks from 28 July until 17 October 2025.
If you would like this information in another format, please contact us.
The information in the booklet can also be found on this web page here, which will allow you to use our Accessibility Tool to view it in a range of different ways.
One of the ways you may want to give your views is via our survey, which you can access here.
Seeking your views on IVF Cycles
NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) is seeking views from citizens of South Yorkshire, South Yorkshire health care professionals, and other local interested parties on proposals to review our current policy in relation to the commissioning of In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) services.
To capture your views and feedback before any decision is made, a period of public involvement will run for twelve weeks from 28 July until 17 October 2025.
If you would like this information in another format, please contact us.
The information in the booklet can also be found on this web page here, which will allow you to use our Accessibility Tool to view it in a range of different ways.
One of the ways you may want to give your views is via our survey, which you can access here.
