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Association of Groups

Launched in 2017, the Association of NHS Groups (AoG) is a learning network for NHS provider groups, who have created new organisational models and are looking to reliably implement standardisation of best practice at scale, across multiple points of delivery.

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The AoG has three main purposes:

  1. Sharing learning, knowledge, and best practice between its members.
  2. Influencing national policy through strategic engagement, helping national decision makers to understand the benefits of standardisation at scale coupled with reliable local implementation.
  3. The spread of innovation and best practice externally, both from the association out to the wider health and care system, but also from the wider sector and beyond, back to the association members.

The AoG is chaired by Shane De Garis, chief executive for the Royal Free Group and advised by Sir David Dalton, experienced former NHS provider trust chief executive.

Forums

The AoG is mainly operated through a series of role-based forums, open to all AoG member organisations:

  • Chief executives
  • SOLNET (senior operational leaders network)
  • Chief financial officers
  • Chief people officers
  • Chief nursing officers
  • Governance leads
  • AoG leads

Current members

  • Barts Healthcare Group
  • Bristol Group
  • Liverpool Hospitals Group
  • Portsmouth and Isle of Wight Group
  • Royal Free Group
  • Tees Valley Group
  • The Foundation Group
If you would be interested to find out more about the AoG and what support it could offer to your group model, please get in touch.

 

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