Healthcare Summit meetings take place bi-annually to enable discussion between audit, inspection, regulation and improvement bodies.

The anticipated outcomes are:
- Closer working relationships and intelligence sharing between participating organisations
- Work programmes of the participating organisations are informed by the shared intelligence and reflect a collective and collaborative approach to addressing areas of concern and/or for development
- High risk, collective concerns, will be agreed and shared at each Summit meeting. The outcome of which may be used to form feedback to the Director General – Health and Social Services and NHS Wales Chief Executive and the appropriate Chief Executive by a summit attendee as appropriate
- Proactive initiation of further assurance or action against concerns or issues using Welsh Government, Audit Wales, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales’ special enforcement powers or the Escalation and Intervention process where appropriate
- Participating organisations cooperate and collaborate with peers and stakeholders as we play our respective roles in driving healthcare improvement in Wales.
Current participating organisations are:
- Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW)
- NHS Wales Performance and Improvement
- Health Education and Improvement Wales
- Audit Wales
- Llais Wales
- Public Services Ombudsman for Wales
- NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership - Welsh Risk Pool Service
- NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership - Audit and Assurance
- NHS Counter Fraud Service Wales
- General Medical Council
- Nursing and Midwifery Council
- NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee