Code of corporate governance
'Corporate governance' is the term used to describe the system by which organisations are directed and controlled.
Boards are responsible for the governance of their organisations. The responsibilities of the board include setting the organisation’s strategic aims, providing the leadership to put them into effect, supervising the management of the business and reporting to stakeholders on their stewardship.
The board’s actions are subject to laws, regulations, directions and requirements for public accountability. Corporate governance is therefore about what the board does and how it sets the values of the organisation.
The Board ensures that its Code of Corporate Governance is reviewed annually. The Code incorporates several documents.
- Code Of Corporate Governance 2025
- NHS Highland - Register Of Interest Board Members 2024-25
- Register Of Interest Guidance
- Board Assurance Framework 2021
- Board, IJB & Health And Social Care Partnership - Model Of Integration
- SPICE The National Health Service In Scotland
- NHS Highland - Governance Structure
- NHS Highland - Code Of Conduct 2022
About NHS Highland
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Publications and public records
NHS Highland is required to publish certain information in the public domain.
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Our population and people
Statistics on the population we serve, and our workforce.
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Highland Health and Social Care Partnership
Highland Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) follows a lead agency model.
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Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership
Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) includes social care services and all health services, incl...
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NHS Highland Board
NHS Highland is managed by a Board made up of Non-Executive and designated Executive Directors.
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Board and committee meetings
The Board and Governance Committees provide accountability and governance over decision making and performance.
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Service redesign
Service change and hospital upgrades in the Highland area.