08.30 Registration, Exhibition & Refreshments
Julia Hartley-Brewer, Presenter on LBC 97.3FM and regular guest panellist on Have I Got News for You
Dr Charles Alessi, Chair, NAPC
How can we forge successful relationships with local authorities? Can primary and secondary care form a true partnership? Keeping patients out of hospitals - considering all the benefits and the implications of a shift in
careThe Right Honourable, The Lord Adebowale, chief executive, Turning Point, Professor Paul Corrigan, Director of strategy and commissioning for the NHS London Strategic Health Authority and former Labour Party adviser; Professor Alan Maynard, Co-director of the York Health Policy Group;
Dr Joanne Medhurst, Joint managing director and medical director Bexley Business Support Unit
Conference Tracks Delegates to choose from the following:
Getting your budgets in place Cashflow Forecasting Tax Issues Is strategic planning realisticGareth Rose, Chartered financial planner, Moore and Smalley
Deborah Wood, Partner, Moore and Smalley
The importance of leadership and ways to address thisJack Cochran MD, Executive director, Kaiser Permanente, The Permanente Federation, LLC
Older people as the main users of the NHS Quality patchy and continuity poor Finding constructive solutions across the whole care pathway The role of primary care delivery and clinical commissioning in transforming careProfessor David Oliver, National clinical director for older people
Telecare and Telehealth – transforming health and social care
Why do we need to change current approach to delivery of health and care?
Telecare and Telehealth – where are we now?
Three million Lives – what is it all about?
Trevor Single, Chief executive, Telecare Services Association
Key risk areas in general practice
Practical advice on how to reduce these risks to ensure patient and staff safety
Learn how to better achieve positive outcomes, maintain standards and reduce the likelihood and impact of individual error
Identifying and managing risk to provide a safer environment
Diana Baylis, Clinical risk manager, Educational Services, Medical Protection Society
What does good commissioning support look like and how do you know if you're getting it?
When to seek outside help and when not to How you find out what the market has to offer How to specify what you want
How and when you should procure
Dr Mike Warburton, Director, Capita
Potential for AQP and where it fits into the reform A summary of the tendering process for GP providers Case study from the third sector working with partnerships in primary careSir Stephen Bubb, Chief executive of ACEVO
Caroline Dawe, Deputy director, Secondary Care Commissioning, NHS Bournemouth and Poole
Risk stratifying patients with multiple long term conditions
Risk profiling Understanding the spectrum of risk across your register Matching resource to need
Dr Junaid Bajwa, GP, Conway Medical Centre, Greenwich London
Opening phone access to boost practice efficiency Improving access while retaining continuity of care Managing patient expectations Increasing appointments capacity The challenges of instigating changes in culture and practiceSpeaker TBC
Conflicts of interest Competition law Avoiding legal pitfalls in provisionSpeakers TBC
Creating and supporting GPs as clinical leaders Using real, practical data to drive change Whole-system transformation - an integrated approach International examples of best practice and why Britain is lagging behindDr Geraldine Strathdee , Associate medical director, mental health, NHS London
Dr Paul Russell , GP leader, NHS London Mental Health Programme
Actionable Insights
Medicines optimisation across the whole prescribing journey Seamless clinical guidance across - safety / best practice / cost & value Examples of where this has been applied and benefits gained
Mark Treleaven, Product & marketing director, First Databank
Working as providers: contracts and liabilities Partnership agreements Employment contracts and staffing issues Lease agreements Considering a merger?Ross Clark, Hempsons
David Colin-Thomé, NHS Right Care
From Mesren to Octasa support tools to manage the imminent product transfer
A case study: Mesren®MR 400mg to Octasa® MR 400mg
Key timings surrounding the product transfer
Peer-led support tools for you and your patients Opportunities that exist in the transfer
Andy Cooke,
Head of Medicines Management and Accountable Officer for controlled drugs Bedfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group
NHS Bedfordshire Improving provision to support the £20billion challenge Benefits of the accountable leader provider model Examples of where it is being applied Future potentialDr Steve Laitner, GP and associate medical director of NHS East of England
Dr Alan Nye , GP and director of the ICATS, Pennine MSK Partnership Ltd
Workshop:
Leading colleagues through transition
Understand the common reasons for resistance and opposition to change Explore the Transition Model of planning Develop better plans to engage and support people through major change
Dr Robert Varnam, Clinical lead for Primary Care and Commissioning, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
Workshop:
A New model of general practice ‘super partnerships’
Helen Parker, Practice partners
Dr Naresh Rati, Executive partner of the Vitality Partnership
Sarb Basi, Practice partners
Dr Simon Mitchell - Executive partner of the Your Health Partnership
09.00 Registration, Exhibition & Refreshments
Julia Hartley-Brewer, Presenter on LBC 97.3FM and regular guest panellist on Have I Got News for You
Change or collapse - the future of the NHS Direction and speed of travel Leaving the competition-free comfort zoneMichael Portillo, Broadcaster and former cabinet minister
Achieving and monitoring equal access to care
The role of NICE for practices and CCGs
The Commissioning Board's remit and relationships
New ways of engaging with patients
Panel of experts including
Dr Gillian Leng, Deputy chief executive and director of health and social care, NICE
Dr Judith Smith, Head of Policy, The Nuffield Trust
Professor Steve Field, Deputy national medical director, NHS Commissioning Board
What‘s new in practice management? Building a more efficient practice team Managing patient accessJo Wadey, Practice business manager, St Lawrence Surgery
What is the science of improvement and its relevance to GPs? Why it is needed to underpin clinical commissioning How it can help support strong clinical leadership and engage grassroots GPs Examples of where it is being used to improve value for patients and communitiesProfessor Martin Marshall, Professor of healthcare improvement, UCL and lead for Improvement Science London
A population health management approach to delivering services
Using practice and CCG information to determine population needs
How JSNA will support commissioning
Role of Health and Wellbeing Boards in supporting population health management
Commissioning for outcomes
Dr Ann Hoskins, Interim Regional Director of Public Health / Director of Children, Young People and Maternity Services, NHS North West
How primary care and public health nurses can collaborate effectively
Professor Viv Bennett, Director of nursing in the Department of Health and the Government’s principal adviser on public health nursing
How revalidation works and when it will start What your doctors have to do
How practices can support GPs with revalidation
Ben Whur, Assistant director for revalidation, General Medical Council
Lucy Warner, Associate director, NHS Revalidation Support Team
Making commissioning support successful How working with a commissioning support provider enables you to deliver efficient and effective commissioning How to ensure you get the right support for your organisations What arrangements will enable you to get the most from your commissioning support?
What are the benefits of a partnership approach?
Katherine Ward, Chief executive, UnitedHealth UK
Medicines optimisation across the whole patient pathway
Putting medicines optimisation into practice locally
Integrating patients and pharmacists into the system
Case study - building medicines optimisation into a new care pathway
Working with local professional networks
Jonathan Mason, Clinical advisor (medicines) NHS North East London and the City and former national clinical director for primary care and community pharmacy, Department of Health
The role of nurses in a changing NHS
Nurses as generalists
Post-PCT training and support
Collaborating in best practice
Professor Steve Field, Deputy national medical director, NHS Commissioning Board
12.15-13.20
Exhibition and lunch
Off on the right foot - how to maintain a good working relationship Mutual responsibilities - clear roles and requirements Tackling variation in care at practice levelDr Simon Poole, GP and deputy chair of the GPC’s commissioning and service development sub-Committee
Practice and CCGs - working together for great outcomes
What makes a great CCG? A look at CCG/practice engagement, and engagement with the wider community, in order to start to deliver transformational change, great commissioning outcomes and the full potential of a CCG beyond authorisation.
Dame Barbara Hakin, National director: commissioning development, NHS Commissioning Board
Rising to the challenge Succeeding through full integration with social care Reducing admissions, freeing up beds and care closer to home Working with high-risk patients Keys fact and figures Dr David Lyon, Senior partner, Castlefield, health centre and board member, Halton CCG
Nurse-led initiatives within CCGs ad practices
Integrated working
Case studies
Community services
Follow-up clinics
Rhian Last, Clinical lead / Lecturer, Education for Health
Sir David Nicholson, Chief executive of the NHS and NHS Commissioning Board Special Health Authority
Dr James Kingsland, GP and NAPC President
Health and wellbeing networking and reception in Track E theatre
- Drinks and canapes
- Short presentations to include: Good food, healthy eating - the Mediterranean diet
Dr Simon Poole, GP in Cambridgeshire