Capita Conferences Announce Details of Their Managing Healthcare Demand Conference - 30th Sept, 2013, Central London
This timely new Capita Conference event will feature examples focused on acute and primary care led mechanisms to demand and capacity management. It also showcases case studies of whole systems approaches across health, social care and beyond that reduce resource usage by delivering integrated services for the frail elderly and by better managing multimorbidity in the community.
London, United Kingdom, June 22, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Speakers include:
- Chair: Dr Donal Hynes, Co-vice Chair, NHS Alliance
- Julian Hartley, Managing Director, NHS Improving Quality
- Dr Sarah Baker, Chief Clinical Officer, Warrington Clinical Commissioning Group
- John Wilderspin, Managing Director, Central Southern Commissioning Support Unit
- Professor Peter Bower, Lead, Centre for Primary Care, Institute of Population Health, University of Manchester
- Dr Alexandra Wu, Clinical Director, Acute Medicine, Health Services for Elderly People and Respiratory Medicine, The Royal Free Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
- Jay Stickland, Senior Assistant Director Adult Social Care, Royal Borough of Greenwich
- Jane Wells, Director, Adult Community Services, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust
The current crisis in emergency care and the challenges acute hospitals are facing with capacity are focusing attention once again on demand management. However, even without this current focus on urgent care, it is essential that new commissioners and providers of all kinds work together to manage demand within the health and care system.
It is only by working together that the type of whole system transformational change required to stem the ever increasing tide of demand can be delivered. This has historically proved incredibly difficult to achieve, however, the new NHS and care structures provide a unique opportunity, which the system cannot afford to miss.
This timely new conference will feature examples focused on acute and primary care led mechanisms to demand and capacity management. It also showcases case studies of whole systems approaches across health, social care and beyond that reduce resource usage by delivering integrated services for the frail elderly and by better managing multimorbidity in the community.
Another key theme of the conference will be how to best use data and information in the management of demand. You will explore the use of risk stratification tools, learning where and how to best focus interventions. You will also learn about using data and working with clinicians to understand and address variation in referrals and emergency activity.
Book your place today at this unique new event. Only through collaboration can services be transformed to meet the needs of local communities within the limited resources available.
More information:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/health-social-care/full-conference/article/managing-healthcare-demand.html?code=SMMK
Download Conference brochure:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/pdfgen.html?filename=Managing_Healthcare_Demand_-_London_30th_September_2013.pdf&code=SMMK
Contact:
Stephanie Hartley - stephanie.hartley@capita.co.uk | 0207 2020 562
- Chair: Dr Donal Hynes, Co-vice Chair, NHS Alliance
- Julian Hartley, Managing Director, NHS Improving Quality
- Dr Sarah Baker, Chief Clinical Officer, Warrington Clinical Commissioning Group
- John Wilderspin, Managing Director, Central Southern Commissioning Support Unit
- Professor Peter Bower, Lead, Centre for Primary Care, Institute of Population Health, University of Manchester
- Dr Alexandra Wu, Clinical Director, Acute Medicine, Health Services for Elderly People and Respiratory Medicine, The Royal Free Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
- Jay Stickland, Senior Assistant Director Adult Social Care, Royal Borough of Greenwich
- Jane Wells, Director, Adult Community Services, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust
The current crisis in emergency care and the challenges acute hospitals are facing with capacity are focusing attention once again on demand management. However, even without this current focus on urgent care, it is essential that new commissioners and providers of all kinds work together to manage demand within the health and care system.
It is only by working together that the type of whole system transformational change required to stem the ever increasing tide of demand can be delivered. This has historically proved incredibly difficult to achieve, however, the new NHS and care structures provide a unique opportunity, which the system cannot afford to miss.
This timely new conference will feature examples focused on acute and primary care led mechanisms to demand and capacity management. It also showcases case studies of whole systems approaches across health, social care and beyond that reduce resource usage by delivering integrated services for the frail elderly and by better managing multimorbidity in the community.
Another key theme of the conference will be how to best use data and information in the management of demand. You will explore the use of risk stratification tools, learning where and how to best focus interventions. You will also learn about using data and working with clinicians to understand and address variation in referrals and emergency activity.
Book your place today at this unique new event. Only through collaboration can services be transformed to meet the needs of local communities within the limited resources available.
More information:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/health-social-care/full-conference/article/managing-healthcare-demand.html?code=SMMK
Download Conference brochure:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/pdfgen.html?filename=Managing_Healthcare_Demand_-_London_30th_September_2013.pdf&code=SMMK
Contact:
Stephanie Hartley - stephanie.hartley@capita.co.uk | 0207 2020 562
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