8th NHS Integrating Care Conference: Building interoperable NHS systems

Management & Delivery

09:00 am
02 Oct, 2024
15 Hatfields Conference Centre, London SE1 8DJ

8th NHS Integrating Care Conference: Building interoperable NHS systems

Management & Delivery

09:00 am
02 Oct, 2024
15 Hatfields Conference Centre, London SE1 8DJ

Current Landscape

The Integrating Care Conference will address how these systems aim to seamlessly connect various healthcare providers, services and organisations to deliver more co-ordinated and patient-centered care. With an emphasis on collaboration and interoperability, ICS initiatives are fostering closer partnerships between hospitals, primary care providers, community health services and social care agencies. As digital technologies continue to advance, ICSs are increasingly leveraging data analytics, telehealth solutions, and interoperable electronic health records to improve care co-ordination, resource allocation, and population health management.

Importance and timeliness of the event

The integrating care conference will delve into the pressing need for cohesive healthcare systems. In today's landscape, where healthcare is multifaceted and interconnected, the demand for seamless integration among various providers and organisations has never been more crucial. This conference offers a platform to address these challenges head-on, focusing on how integrated care systems (ICS) strive to bridge the gaps between different healthcare entities to provide more personalised and efficient care to patients. With a spotlight on collaboration and interoperability, the conference highlights the evolving landscape of healthcare partnerships, encompassing hospitals, primary care providers, community health services, and social care agencies. In an era propelled by digital innovation, the conference spotlights the pivotal role of data analytics, telehealth solutions, and interoperable electronic health records in revolutionising care co-ordination, optimising resource allocation and enhancing population health management. This conference stands as a beacon for the transformative potential of integrated care in shaping the future of healthcare delivery.

Key content streams:

  1. Organisational Culture and Workforce Development: Aligning diverse organisational cultures and roles is crucial for successful integration. We'll explore the strategies and initiatives needed to foster collaboration among healthcare professionals, emphasizing workforce development and the cultivation of a unified culture focused on patient-centric care.
  2. Partnerships between the NHS and local government: Effective collaboration between the National Health Service (NHS) and local government is vital for delivering integrated care. We'll examine successful partnership models, identify barriers to collaboration, and discuss strategies to enhance coordination between these two essential pillars of public health.
  3. IT Solutions and Interoperability Standards: Integrating IT systems is key to improving information flow and enhancing the efficiency of healthcare delivery. Our discussions will centre around technical aspects of integration, emphasising interoperability standards and innovative solutions that facilitate seamless data exchange across different platforms and systems.
  4. Setting up Integrated Neighbourhood Teams: Joined-up working of professionals across primary and secondary services, social, and voluntary sectors is essential for addressing the holistic needs of individuals. We'll explore the implementation of integrated neighbourhood teams, utilising data-driven insights and personalised care approaches to tailor services to the unique requirements of each person.

Why attend

The Integrating Care Conference provides a valuable opportunity for healthcare professionals and IT experts to delve into the technical nuances of achieving interoperability within the NHS.

Register now to be a part of this transformative event, where collaboration and innovation merge to shape the future of healthcare integration and ensure improved patient care within the NHS.

Key Subjects

  • Organisational Culture and Workforce Development
  • Partnerships between the NHS and local government
  • IT Solutions and Interoperability Standards
  • Setting up Integrated Neighbourhood Teams

Who will Attend

  • Chief Executives
  • Chief Information Officers
  • Chief Medical Officers
  • Chief Operating Officers
  • Chief Technology Officers
  • Clinical Directors/Heads/Managers/Leads
  • Commissioning Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Communications Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Consultants in Emergency Medicine
  • Deputy Directors
  • Digital Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Digital Inclusion Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Digital Strategy Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Directors of Delivery
  • Directors of Nursing
  • Directors of Performance and Improvement
  • Emergency Care Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Engagement Directors/Heads/Managers
  • General Managers
  • Governance Directors/Heads/Managers
  • GP Commissioners
  • GPs
  • Informatics Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Information Assurance Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Information Management Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Innovation Directors/Heads/Managers
  • IT Directors/Heads/Managers
  • IT Security Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Medical Directors
  • Operations Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Performance Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Policy Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Practice Managers
  • Procurement Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Programme/Project Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Public Health Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Service Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Social Services Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Strategic Planning Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Transformation Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Urgent Care Directors/Heads/Managers
  • Web Directors/Heads/Managers

 

Sponsors & Partners

The programme

09:00

Registration and Breakfast

Registration - Open from 9:00 am - Closes at 11:00 am

All delegates must complete their registration process before the 11:00 AM cut-off time. Please arrive in a timely manner to allow for registration and to avoid any inconvenience. Delegates who arrive after the registration deadline will be refused entry to the event.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain the event's schedule and ensuring that everyone can fully participate in the ICS Conference. If you have any questions or require assistance, our event staff will be available to assist you with the registration process.

Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to an insightful and productive event together!

10:00

Chair Opening Address - Bill Borrett, Chair of the Integrated Care Partnership (ICP) for Norfolk and Waveney, and Cabinet Member of Public Health and Wellbeing at Norfolk County Council (Invited)

Chair Opening Address - Bill Borrett, Chair of the Integrated Care Partnership (ICP) for Norfolk and Waveney, and Cabinet Member of Public Health and Wellbeing at Norfolk County Council (Invited)

10:05

Keynote Presentation - Dr Vin Diwakar – Interim National Director of Transformation, NHS England (Invited)

Embracing Integration: Unlocking the Potential of Integrated Care Systems

Within this session we will look into a new era of healthcare delivery, transcending organisational boundaries to prioritise collaboration, population health management, care coordination, and digital innovation. While challenges abound, from governance to workforce, the opportunities for innovation and improvement are boundless. Together, let us commit to a future where integration reigns supreme, delivering better outcomes and a healthier, happier future for all.

10:25

Transforming Community Care: The Role of Integrated Neighbourhood Teams Panel Discussion

Dr Afsana Bhuiya
Clinical Lead for Place: Neighbourhood & Inequalities
Barnet (in NCL ICB)
Annabel Beasley
Deputy Director, Neighbourhood Development
Andrew Smith
Transformation Manager
Solent NHS Trust

In this panel, experts emphasize the imperative of Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs) for holistic community care. They stress breaking down sectoral silos, advocating for collaboration across primary and secondary services, social sectors, and voluntary organisations. Data-driven insights are highlighted in tailoring services, ensuring personalised care aligned with individual needs. The power of volunteer engagement is underscored, emphasizing their contribution to community cohesion and outreach. Together, the panellists paint a picture of INTs as transformative models, leveraging collaboration, data, and volunteerism to address the diverse needs of communities.

Panellists:

  • Dr Alex Degan, Primary Care Medical Director, Devon Integrated Care System (Invited)
  • Annabel Beasley, Deputy Director, Neighbourhood Development at Surrey Downs Health & Care Partnership (Provsionally Confirmed)
  • Andrew Smith, Transformation Manager, Solent NHS Trust (Confirmed)
  • Dr Afsana Bhuiya, Clinical Lead for Place:Neighbourhood&Inequalities - Barnet (Confirmed)
  • Annabel Beasley, Deputy Director, Neighbourhood Development, Surrey Downs Place (Confirmed)

10:55

Main Sponsor

Main Sponsor

11:15

Morning Break

Morning Break

12:15

Chair Morning Reflection

Chair Morning Reflection

12:20

Case Study - boxxe

Case Study - boxxe

12:40

Case Study - Alcidion

Case Study - Alcidion

13:00

Keynote Presentation - Connected Planning from Strategy to Operations (Confirmed)

Alison Tonge
Executive Director of Strategy and Innovation
Arden Gem

The NHS is a complex system – as we aspire to deliver better integrated care, we need to have a dynamic planning approach that enables transparency between the care we plan and deliver and the capacity, workforce, supplies, facilities needed.  We need to be able to understand interdependencies and drivers and most importantly how we measure our resources and performance across a team, division, organisation or population and system.  In this presentation we will explore the challenges and opportunities in this goal of dynamic connected planning and some case studies and learning.

13:20

Case Study - Healthpathways UK

Case Study - Healthpathways UK

13:40

Networking and Lunch

Networking and Lunch

14:40

Chair Afternoon Address

Chair Afternoon Address

14:45

Case Study

Case Study

15:05

Keynote Presentation - ICS and EPRR (Confirmed)

Chris Leach
Assistant Director of EPRR
Derby and Derbyshire ICB

Discussing the way that EPRR has changed since the conception and realisation of ICB/ICS structures and how EPRR can support in the everchanging NHS risk landscape.

15:25

Case Study

Case Study

15:45

Fireside interview - Simon Bryant, Director of Public Health, Hampshire County Council, and Co-Chair, Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICP (Invited)

Partnerships between the NHS and local government

This Fireside Interview on partnerships between the NHS and local government explores the collaborative efforts aimed at improving healthcare delivery and community well-being. It discusses the strategic importance of pooling resources and expertise to create more holistic healthcare ecosystems, showcasing successful initiatives like joint programs for public health promotion and social care integration. However, it also addresses challenges such as bureaucratic hurdles and funding constraints, emphasising the need for overcoming obstacles to foster stronger, more resilient partnerships. Overall, the interview serves as a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas and chart a course toward integrated healthcare systems prioritising community well-being.

16:05

Canapés, Drinks and Networking

Canapés, Drinks and Networking

17:30

End of Day

End of Day

Convenzisvents

Your Pass Includes....

Pass Includes:

  • Multiple live keynote presentations
  • Live examples of both NHS and Commercial best practice
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Refreshments included
  • Meet the supplier sessions.
  • Networking opportunity
  • Live Q&A sessions with all speakers on the day
  • Drinks receptions (subject to event)
  • CPD accreditation
  • Prize draws

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