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  1. Organisational basis
  2. Branch structure
  3. Group delegate conference & group executive committee

PCS health group consists of members in:

The core Department of Health (DH), including members in

  • Government Offices of the Regions
  • NHS Connecting For Health

DH executive agencies:

  • Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)

NHS special health authorities:

  • NHS Appointments Commission
  • NHS Information Centre
  • NHS Pensions Agency

Non-departmental public bodies

  • Care Quality Commission (CQC)

Independent sector

  • Skills for Health
  • NHS Employers

Private sector

  • Adecco
  • MacLellan
  • NHS Supplychain
  • XAFinity

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Branch structure

Members are organised into four branches.

Two of the branches have a restricted organisational focus:

  • Fylde (NHS Pensions Agency)
  • NHS Information Centre

All other members are organised on a geographical basis between Leeds and London branches.

Contact details for health group branch executive committee officers and members can found on the group contact page.

Find out more about the responsibilites of branches in PCS.

 

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Group delegate conference & the group executive committee 

The annual group delegate conference (GDC) and between meetings, the health group executive committee (GEC), are responsible for the management of the group. Their purpose is to protect and promote the interests of the members of the group.

Each branch elects delegates to the GDC. Officers and members of the GEC are elected by the whole membership subject to reservations for group assistant secretaries and GEC members. Business is conducted in accordance with the group's constitution.

The GDC agrees group objectives and priorities each year and the GEC is responsible for ensuring a common approach is taken to common problems.

The intention is to reflect members' concerns and the GEC welcomes all input into their ongoing development.

If you have any comments on these please take them up with the GEC members covering your branch. See the group contact page to identify who these are.

 

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