Event ~ The Patient Flow Conference 2023

The Convenzis Patient Flow Conference series has been a highly valued platform for NHS Urgent care leaders, to meet with peers, share practical insights and listen to live policy updates throughout the Covid-19 outbreak. Below you can find details of our next event in the series, we hope to see you there.

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The challenges facing accident and emergency departments are well known and impact both staff and service delivery. The pressures of meeting targets and providing good care for patients while maintaining clinical standards often result in departments operating in a crisis mode.

Effective streamlining of hospital processes to address patient flow is at the forefront for planners and operational leaders. Flow is traditionally managed in a fragmented manner, with many decisions taken locally inwards, leading to significant variation in practice.

This conference has been developed as a platform to help NHS and wider healthcare professionals sharpen knowledge on the latest best practice and national policy. We are proud to offer all NHS staff and healthcare professionals from low-income counties fully funded, complimentary delegate passes.

Research sources for Transforming Urgent Care and Patient Flow Conference: Improving access and indicators: NHS England and Improvement, The Kings Fund, The ONS

Convenzis events are highly regarded for their ability to drive strategic level change and transformation within the healthcare industry. Our events bring together senior healthcare leaders and decision-makers from across the NHS and wider healthcare sector, with the aim of identifying and implementing innovative approaches to address the most pressing challenges facing the industry today.

Key Subjects

Increased focus on patient experience: The NHS is placing an increasing emphasis on improving the patient experience, including making it easier for patients to access care, reducing waiting times, and improving the quality of care.
Use of technology: The NHS is using technology to improve patient flow and reduce bottlenecks. This includes the use of electronic medical records, appointment scheduling systems, and telemedicine.
Integration of care: The NHS is working to better coordinate care across different settings and providers, with the goal of improving patient flow and reducing the need for hospitalization.
Population health management: The NHS is focusing on preventative care and population health management, with the goal of improving the health of the population and reducing demand on the healthcare system.
Collaboration and partnerships: The NHS is forming collaborations and partnerships with other organizations, including community-based organizations and private providers, in order to improve patient flow and better meet the needs of patients.