Our Structure

NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee Organisational Chart

The below reflects the NHS Wales National Joint Commissioning Committee Accountability Map:

We lead the commissioning efforts to ensure access to a comprehensive range of healthcare services across Wales.

• Ambulance Services and 111: We prioritise access to emergency medical response services and the NHS 111 Wales helpline, ensuring timely and appropriate care for individuals in urgent need of medical assistance.
• Specialised Services:Our department oversees the commissioning of specialised tertiary care services, including complex surgeries, transplantations, and advanced treatments, to meet the needs of patients with complex and rare medical conditions.
• Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Vulnerable Groups: We prioritise access to mental health and learning disability services and support for vulnerable groups, including individuals with mental illness, substance abuse disorders, and other complex needs, to promote mental well-being and social inclusion.
• Finance and Information: We coordinate financial management and information systems to support the efficient and effective delivery of healthcare services, ensuring transparency, accountability, and data-driven decision-making.
• Planning and Performance: Our department leads strategic planning and performance monitoring focusing our efforts to ensure alignment with healthcare goals, priorities, and community needs.
• Nursing and Quality Assurance: we oversee quality assurance initiatives to monitor and improve the quality and safety of healthcare services.
• Medical Directorate: The Medical Directorate, drives strategic initiatives to ensure the delivery of safe, effective, and evidence-based healthcare services across Wales.