Programme

 

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Programme Day 1 - Programme Day 2
Mini-Plenary sessions Day 1 - Fringes Day 1 - Workshops Day 1
Breakfast Meetings Day2 - Workshops Day 2 - Fringes Day 2
8.30	Coffee and registration
10.00	Our future - what future, where next and how? Dr Michael Dixon, Chair, NHS Alliance
10.20	A matter of life and death – how are you going to lead, inspire and deliver? Surgeon Rear Admiral Lionel Jarvis, Assistant Chief of Defence Staff (Health)
10.40	Improving productivity and quality - so how exactly are GP Commissioners and Primary Care Trusts going to do that? Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, Medical Director, NHS England
11.00	How will GP Commissioners and PCTs get more for less? Jim Easton, National Director for Improvement & Efficiency, NHS England
11.20	Reality Check Panel and audience discussion
11.40	Coffee and exhibition
12.15	Mini-plenary sessions (click on hyperlinks for further details)
	MP1 in association with Hard Budgets - how to make them work for you Ruth Thorlby, Senior Fellow, The Nuffield Trust; Dr Stephen Shortt, PEC Chair, Nottinghamshire County Teaching PCT & Founder, Principia CIC; Dr David Morris, Chair, CAG SOCA PBC; Dee Kyne, Business Director, PHD CIC MP2 Focus on productivity: delivering better care – and saving money! Dr Shikha Pitalia, Chair, United League Commissioning; Dr Lynne Maher, Director of Design, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement; Ann James, Chief Executive, NHS Devon MP3 Involving patients and communities – the new imperative Paul Streets, National Director of Patient Experience, Department of Health; David Gilbert, Director, InHealth Associates; Julia Cartwright, North Oxfordshire Community Partnership Forum MP4 in association with Competition, integration or local coalition? Dr David Jenner, GP and Senior Policy Advisor Clinical Commissioning, NHS Alliance; Dr John Coakley, Medical Director, Homerton Hospital; Bob Ricketts, Director of Systems Management and New Enterprise, Department of Health; Dame Barbara Hakin, Chief Executive, NHS East Midlands MP5 Patient Safety in Out of Hours Services Dr Stuart Gray, GP and son of David Gray; James Meikle, Campaigning Journalist, The Guardian; Edmund Jahn, Managing Director, Harmoni; Jack McCollum, CEO, Urgent Care Cambridge MP6 Revalidation and Licensing: what GPs need to know and what they need to do now Dr Janet Hall, GP, Royal College of General Practitioners and Old School Medical Centre
13.15	Lunch and exhibition
13.30	Fringe meetings
14.45	Innovations from abroad: insights and inspiration for England’s commissioners and providers Dr Harry Burns, Chief Medical Officer, Scotland; Paul Williams, Chief Executive, NHS Wales; Danica Rotar Pavlic, Vice-Chair, European Forum for Primary Care, Executive Committee
15.15	GP Commissioning: a progress report The NHS Chief Executive outlines key developments in the light of the results of the White Paper consultation. Sir David Nicholson, KCB CBE, Chief Executive, NHS England
15.45	Reality Check Panel & audience discussion
16.00	Tea and exhibition
16.30	Workshops (click on hyperlinks for further details)
	in association with Th 1 Commissioning and quality in General Practice in association with Th 2 Community Development: communities and Primary Care collaborating to improve local health   Th 3 Innovation and redesign: getting more for less   Th 4 A new national three digit number for urgent care   Th 5 The how, why and what of creating your own Social Enterprise: understanding Right to Request   Th 6 Managing your practice budget in testing times   Th 7 How will Local Authorities work with GP commissioners? Sponsored by: Th 8 Clinical Engagement and Innovation: optimising the management of cardio-metabolic risk in Primary Care Sponsored by: Th 9 Delivering value for rheumatology patients in a changing NHS landscape
17.30	Commissioning and decommissioning - in with the new and out with the old! GP consortia will be responsible for QIPP and that means discontinuing some services will be unavoidable. What are the Do's and Dont's of working together to manage disinvestment? Penny Harris, Chief Executive, NHS South Gloucestershire; Dr Andrew Havers, PEC Chair, NHS South Gloucestershire
18.00	Audience Q&A
18.15	Closing remarks Professor Chris Ham, Conference Chair & Reality Check Panel
7.30 for 8.00pm	Conference Dinner at the Bournemouth Pavilions with Dr Phil Hammond as after dinner speaker and musical delights to follow!
Programme Day 1 - Programme Day 2

 

 

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