The changes will impact six CCG boundaries, eight system boundaries and four NHSE/I regional boundaries.
Bassetlaw CCG will move in its entirety, retaining its current boundaries, moving from the current South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw system to Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Health and Care system. The means that the boundary of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Health and Care system will expand, and the boundary of the current South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw system will reduce. The new ICB will be NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board.
Part of the Glossop area, currently part of Tameside and Glossop CCG, will move into Derby and Derbyshire CCG. This means that the boundary of the Joined Up Care Derbyshire system will expand, and the boundary of the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care system will reduce.
Part of the West Birmingham area, currently part of Black Country and West Birmingham CCG, will move into Birmingham and Solihull CCG. This means that the boundary of the Birmingham and Solihull system will expand, and the boundary of the current Black Country and West Birmingham system will reduce. The new ICB will be NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board.
Part of the Oundle area, currently part of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CCG, will move into Northamptonshire CCG. This means that the boundary of the Northamptonshire system will expand, and the boundary of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough system will reduce. Note that, as an exception to reflect specific local considerations, a single GP practice (Wansford and Kings Cliffe) will be retained within Cambridgeshire and Peterborough ICS.
The above changes mean that the NHSE/I Midlands region will be bigger and the East of England, North West and North East and Yorkshire regions will be smaller when the changes come into effect.