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Health MOTs, personal care plans, care campuses, a national reference group for health and well being, closer ties between health and social care, strategies to support self care and better information to help patients make decisions: The new White Paper is an important and comprehensive document with wide ranging implications for the way health and social care will be delivered in the future. Many of the detailed policy decisions, however, are yet to be made. How, therefore should organisations translate the rhetoric in to reality? What are the levers and incentives and how can organisations fully utilise scarce resources to secure the required changes?

The White Paper makes clear that for the 2008 planning round, PCT Local Delivery Plans will not be agreed by SHAs or the Department of Health unless there is a clear strategy for the development of primary and community care, including ambitious goals for the shift of resources.

This conference won’t simply walk you through the 227 pages of the White Paper telling you what you could just as easily read at home. This conference will distil the key messages, help you to understand the issues, levers and incentives and above all, will equip you to stay ahead of the evolving agenda so that changes can be implemented in a way that are considered, relevant, achievable and sustainable.


This critical event will consider:

  • Guidance from the Department of Health
  • Critical success factors for delivery
  • The key milestones
  • Intelligent commissioning of community services
  • Long term conditions: how health and social care
    can work together
  • How to involve patients and the public
  • The role of the Healthcare Commission
  • What the White Paper means for:
    Nurses, Mental Health, General Practice, PCTs,
    Community Hospitals, Alternative Providers,
    Prevention of Illness
  • How to create an action plan for your own organisation

This conference is essential for:

  • Chief Executives
  • PCT Board Members
  • Directors of Social and Community Care
  • Directors of Primary Care
  • Community Hospital Leads
  • Nurses
  • GPs
  • PBC Leads
  • PPI Leads
  • Community Matrons
  • Mental Health Leads
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