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Norfolk and Suffolk Transitional Workforce Group
Shaping our workforce, educating our people, transforming lives.
Our partners
The main remit of the Norfolk and Suffolk Transitional Workforce Group, is to align service commissioning and workforce planning, and to build effective relationships across the local health and social care system.
The Norfolk and Suffolk Transitional Workforce Group represents NHS Norfolk and NHS Great Yarmouth and Waveney Commissioning Programme Boards and health and social care providers in the area.
Partnership working across health and social care is seen as crucial to ensure that care pathways are joined-up, and we work closely with NHS East of England and other agencies to achieve our aims and objectives. Our local partners from three acute trusts, one mental health trust, the provider arms of two Primary Care Trusts and Norfolk County Council are:
James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Norfolk & Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Kings Lynn NHS Trust
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
NHS Norfolk / Norfolk Community Health & Care
Norfolk County Council (Social Services)
Regional and national partners include:
Also, we are working with further and higher education providers to align education provision with service needs. Our main local providers are:









