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Connecting Care for Children (CC4C) is a paediatric integrated care model which has been used to implement whole system change and to improve the way children’s care is commissioned, delivered and experienced across north west London.
It addresses the disproportionately high rates of paediatric A&E and paediatric outpatient attendance across the region.
Since 2014, this work has been driven by paediatricians at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust working with local GPs, commissioning leads and social care partners.
Child health GP hubs
We currently have six hubs across north west London, shown on this map. These hubs are a key component of the CC4C model.
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Help improve asthma care in London
Join us on 11th June from 4-6pm in the White City Community Centre, where we're bringing together patients, parents, carers and professionals to share views about asthma care for young people.
CC4C win at HSJ awards
We are thrilled to announce that we have won a HSJ Award in the acute or specialists redesign category for London and the South.
Join Westbourne Olympics this summer
CC4C is working with Grand Union Health centre, a local GP practice, and their PPG to develop a summer sports programme for local children and families.
Practice champions Find out more
We’re looking for enthused young people, parents and carers of children, who would like to improve healthcare in their community, to join our growing number of practice champions.
Practice champions are currently volunteering across north west London, and we will soon be expanding to Ealing.
