In the second of our series (and on the occasion of our 300th podcast episode), we focus on the preparations for, and the journey towards, Integrated Care Systems (ICSs). We are delighted to feature Cambridgeshire Community Services Trust CEO (and NHS England lead for Community Health) Matthew Winn, to get his views on the existing relationship between community services and general practice, and what can be done to establish, enhance and improve existing partnerships locally, in readiness for the new models of care. It is a fascinating insight into how external partners perceive primary care both locally and centrally, and with the advent of new meeting forums, and new initiatives, how we can work together to meet the scale of demand from our patients, post Covid and beyond.   Introduction (9 secs) Meeting Matthew (39 secs) The scope of Matthew’s NHS England role (1 min 25 secs) The future for Primary Care Networks (PCNs) (2 mins 36 secs) The Community Services view of general practice right now (3 mins 51 secs) Building relationships with general practice, an external perspective (6 mins 15 secs) Big versus small? (8 mins) Reaching out at a local level (10 mins 14 secs) The remit of place-based Boards (12 mins 47 secs) A new opportunity to re-establish local partnerships? (14 mins 4 secs) A shift in strategic focus, where out of hospital is concerned (16 mins 23 secs) Hospital at Home and virtual wards (18 mins 31 secs) Thoughts about leadership for the future and upskilling our GPs (20 mins 18 secs) Matthew’s advice about establishment of stronger relationships with Community Services teams (23 mins 1 sec) Who should we reach out to? (25 mins 21 secs) Further information and resources (26 mins 35 secs)   Here is the link to the NHS England and NHS Improvement workspace on futureNHS