Powys teaching Health Board. Local Healthcare Professionals Forum. Terms of Reference - DRAFT

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1. Purpose Powys teaching Health Board Local Healthcare Professionals Forum Terms of Reference - DRAFT As an Advisory Group of Powys teaching Health Board the Forum is accountable to the Health Board and formally reports to the Board. The purpose of the Powys Local Healthcare Professionals Forum (hereafter referred to as the Forum ), is to provide advice to the Board on all professional and clinical issues it considers appropriate and specifically on those areas where the Board has requested a view or feedback. Its role does not include consideration of professional terms and conditions of service. 2. Membership and Support to the Forum The membership of the Forum will comprise the following: Chair - nominated from within the membership of the Forum by its members and approved by the Board. Vice Chair - nominated from within the membership of the Forum by its members and approved by the Board. Members - The membership of the Forum reflects the structure of the seven health Statutory Professional Advisory Committees set up in accordance with Section 190 of the NHS (Wales) Act 2006. It is also reflective of the community based professional healthcare workforce profile in Powys. Membership of the Forum shall therefore comprise the following nine (9) members: 1

Welsh Medical Committee - Primary Care Medical representative - Community Care specialist Medical representative Welsh Nursing and Midwifery Committee - Community Nursing and Midwifery representative - Hospital Nursing and Midwifery representative Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee - Therapies representative Welsh Scientific Advisory Committee - Scientific representative Welsh Optometric Committee - Optometry representative Welsh Dental Committee - Dental representative Welsh Pharmaceutical Committee - Hospital/Community Pharmacy representative Deputies: The members of the Forum will be able to be represented by deputies at meetings if they are unable to attend. However, deputies for each member will need to be formally identified as alternates and any other deputies will not be permitted other than the named alternate. Secretariat: The secretariat for the Forum will be determined by the Board Secretary. 2

In attendance: The Board Secretary will attend and provide independent advice to the Forum. The Health Board may also determine that designated Board members or Health Board staff should be in attendance at Forum meetings. The Forum s Chair may also request the attendance of Board members or Health Board staff, subject to the agreement of the Health Board Chair. Member Appointments: Appointments to the Forum shall be made by the Board, based upon nominations received from the relevant professional group, and in accordance with any specific requirements or directions made by the Assembly Government. Members shall be appointed for a period of no longer than 4 years in any one term. Those members can be reappointed but may not serve a total period of more than 8 years consecutively. The Chair will be nominated from within the membership of the Forum, by its members, in a manner determined by the Board, subject to any specific requirements or directions made by the Welsh Assembly Government. The nomination will be subject to consideration by the Health Board, who must submit a recommendation on the nomination to the Minister for Health and Social Services for appointment as an Associate Independent Member of the Board. This appointment will be made by the Minister, but it will not be a formal public appointment. The Chair s term of office will be for a period of up to two (2) years, with the ability to stand as Chair for an additional one (1) year, in line with that individual s term of office as a member of the Forum. That individual may remain in office for the remainder of their term as a member of the Forum after their term of appointment as Chair has ended. The Vice Chair shall be nominated from within the membership of the Forum, by its members by the same process as that adopted for the Chair, subject to the condition that they be appointed from a different clinical discipline from that of the Chair. The Vice Chair s term of office will be as described for the Chair. A member s tenure of appointment will cease in the event that 3

they no longer meet any of the eligibility requirements determined for the position. A member must inform the Forum Chair as soon as it is reasonably practicable to do so in respect of any issue which may impact on their eligibility to hold office. The Forum Chair will advise the Board in writing of any such cases immediately. The Health Board will require Forum members to confirm in writing their continued eligibility on an annual basis. Support to Forum Members The Board Secretary, on behalf of the Chair, will ensure that the Forum is properly equipped to carry out its role by: Ensuring the provision of governance advice and support to the Forum Chair on the conduct of its business and its relationship with the Heath Board and others; Ensuring that the Forum receives the information it needs on a timely basis; Facilitating effective reporting to the Board; Enabling the Board to gain assurance that the conduct of business within the Forum accords with the governance and operating framework it has set. Quorum: At least one third of the membership must be present to ensure the quorum of the Forum. The membership present must include either the Chair or Vice Chair of the Forum. Frequency of Meetings: Meetings shall be held three times per annum or as the Chair of the Forum deems necessary in consultation with the Board Secretary in the Forum s development phase, and consistent with the Powys teaching Health Board s annual plan of Board Business. 3. Role and Responsibilities of the Forum As an Advisory Group to the Board, the Forum s role is to: provide a balanced, multi-disciplinary view of professional issues to advise the Board on local strategy and delivery; 4

facilitate engagement and debate amongst the wide range of clinical interests within the Health Board s area of activity, with the aim of reaching and presenting a cohesive and balanced professional perspective to inform the Health Board s decision making. The Health Board may specifically request advice and feedback from the Forum on any aspect of its business, and the Forum may also offer advice and feedback even if not specifically requested by the Health Board. The Forum may provide advice to the Board: at Board meetings, through the Forum Chair s participation as Associate Independent Member; in written advice; and in any other form specified by the Board. The Board s commitment to openness and transparency in the conduct of all its business extends equally to the work carried out by the Forum. 4. Relationship with the National Joint Professional Advisory Committee The Chair of the Forum will become a member of the National Joint Professional Advisory Committee. 5. Reporting and Accountability Arrangements The Chair of the Forum is responsible for the effective operation of the Forum in consultation with the Board Secretary, which includes: the effective organisation and chairing of meetings; establishing and ensuring adherence to the standards of good governance set for the NHS in Wales, ensuring that all business is conducted in accordance with its agreed operating arrangements; and developing positive and professional relationships amongst the Forum s membership and between the Forum and Powys teaching Health Board, and in particular it s Chair, Chief Executive and Directors. 5

The Chair supported by the Board Secretary will ensure that key and appropriate issues are discussed by the Forum in a timely manner with all the necessary information and advice being made available to members to inform the debate and ultimate resolutions. The Chair of the Forum, will be appointed as an Associate Independent Member of the Health Board on an ex officio basis. The Chair is accountable for the conduct of their role as Associate Independent Member on the Aneurin Bevan Health Board to the Minister, through the Health Board Chair. They are also accountable to the Aneurin Bevan Health Board for the conduct of business in accordance with the governance and operating framework set by the Health Board. The Forum s main link with the Board is through the Forum Chair s membership of the Board as an Associate Independent Member. The Board should determine the arrangements for any joint meetings between the Health Board and the Forum. The Health Board s Chair should put in place arrangements to meet with the Forum Chair on a regular basis to discuss the Forum s activities and operation. The Health Board Chair, on the advice of the Chief Executive and/or Board Secretary, may recommend that the Board afford direct right of access to any professional group in the following exceptional circumstances: where the Forum recommends that a matter should be presented to the Board by a particular professional grouping, e.g., due to the specialist nature of the issues concerned; or where a professional group has demonstrated that the Forum has not afforded it due consideration in the determination of its advice to the Board on a particular issue, or the Board may itself determine that it wishes to seek the views of a particular professional grouping on a specific matter. 6

6. Conduct of Business and Review of Terms of Reference The requirements for the conduct of business as set out in the LHB s Standing Orders are equally applicable to the operation of the Forum. The terms of reference and operating arrangements shall be approved by the Powys teaching Health Board and reviewed annually by the Forum with reference to the Board. Approved by the Local Healthcare Professionals Forum: Approved by Powys teaching Health Board: 7