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9.00 Registration
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| 9.30 Chair’s opening remarks |
| Sophie Norton Programme Director and Independent Healthcare Consultant |
| 9.35 Keynote address |
• Putting the White paper in Context
• The new direction
• Levers, incentives, resources
• The key to delivery
• 5 ways in which change will be introduced
• Key milestones
Alan Doran Director, White Paper Implementation, Department of Health |
10.05 Questions and Answers |
| 10.10 Intelligent commissioning of community services |
• Challenges
• Rules of engagement
• PbR and PBC
TBC |
10.40 Questions and Answers |
| 10.45 Patient and Public Involvement – making it work |
• Listening to the public
• Taking a more flexible approach
• Choice and Voice – Making patients & the Public the drivers
• Ensuring integrity and authority
• PPI after the abolition of the Commission for PPI in Health
Anna Coote Head of Patient & Public Engagement,
Healthcare Commission |
11.15 Questions and Answers
11.20 Coffee |
11.50 Improving care for those with Long Term Conditions. Health and Social Services
working together. |
• Health & Social Care information/Information Prescriptions
• Expert Patient Programme
• Individual Budgets
• Better co-ordination with local councils
• Joint health and social care teams
• Integrated care packages
• Supporting carers
Ruth Eley Head of CAT, Health and Social Care Change Agent Team |
| 12.20 The role of the Healthcare Commission |
| Amanda Hutchinson Head of Long Term Conditions and Older People Strategy, Healthcare Commission |
12.50 Questions and Answers
12.55 Lunch |
1.45 Workshop 1
What does the White Paper
mean for nurses? |
• Skill mix
• Workforce development
• Joint working
Tony Mayled Nurse Clinician, Cheshire West PCT |
1.45 Workshop 2
What does the White Paper mean for Mental Health? |
• 'Talking' therapies
• Clear standards
• Pilot studies
• More support for those at risk
• ‘Well being’ approach
Cliff Prior Chief Executive, Rethink |
1.45 Workshop 3
What does the White Paper
mean for General Practice? |
• More GPwSIs
• Rapid access
• Opening times
• Registration
• Patient Surveys
Dr Michael Dixon Chairman, NHS Alliance |
1.45 Workshop 4
What does the White Paper
mean for PCTs? |
• Commissioner and Provider
• Contestability
• Performance management
• Shifting of resources
Simon Gilby Chief Executive, Sheffield West PCT |
3.00 Workshop 5
What does the White Paper mean for Community Hospitals? |
• A vibrant future?
• The implications of Chapter 6
• Fit for purpose
• A new generation for Community hospitals.
• Changing roles
• The focus for integrating Health and Social Care
Dr Phil Moore Chairman, Community Hospitals Association, GP and PEC Chair, Kingston PCT |
3.00 Workshop 6
What does the White Paper mean for providers? |
• Understanding the new market place
• The emergence of Social Enterprises
• Opportunities and challenges
Tricia McGregor and Jo Pritchard Directors of Clinical Entrepreneur Development, Central Surrey Health Ltd |
3.00 Workshop 7
What does the White Paper
mean for the Prevention of Illness? |
• NHS ‘Life Check’
• Health Trainers
• Fitter Britain Scheme
• Healthy Living Services
Dr Tim Crayford Director of Public Health, Croydon PCT |
3.45 Creating a White Paper Action Plan |
• What are the priorities?
• Making things happen
• Top tips
Simon Gilby Chief Executive, Sheffield West PCT |
4.05 Questions and Answers
(with speakers from afternoon workshops)
4.10 Chair’s closing remarks |
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