Current Landscape
The Integrating Care Conference will explore how systems aim to seamlessly connect healthcare providers to deliver coordinated, patient-centred care. Emphasizing collaboration and interoperability, ICS initiatives foster partnerships between hospitals, primary care, community health services, and social care agencies. As part of the Labour government's "Build an NHS Fit for the Future" manifesto, they will trial Neighbourhood Health Centres, integrating services like family doctors, district nurses, care workers, physiotherapists, palliative care, and mental health specialists under one roof to improve patient treatment. As digital technologies advance, ICSs leverage data analytics, telehealth, and interoperable electronic health records to enhance care coordination, resource allocation, and population health management to improve serivces and patient outcomes.
Importance and timeliness of the event
The integrating care conference will delve into the pressing need for cohesive healthcare systems. In today's landscape, where healthcare is multifaceted and interconnected, the demand for seamless integration among various providers and organisations has never been more crucial. This conference offers a platform to address these challenges head-on, focusing on how integrated care systems (ICS) strive to bridge the gaps between different healthcare entities to provide more personalised and efficient care to patients. With a spotlight on collaboration and interoperability, the conference highlights the evolving landscape of healthcare partnerships, encompassing hospitals, primary care providers, community health services, and social care agencies. In an era propelled by digital innovation, the conference spotlights the pivotal role of data analytics, telehealth solutions, and interoperable electronic health records in revolutionising care co-ordination, optimising resource allocation and enhancing population health management. This conference stands as a beacon for the transformative potential of integrated care in shaping the future of healthcare delivery.
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Why attend
The Integrating Care Conference provides a valuable opportunity for healthcare professionals and IT experts to delve into the technical nuances of achieving interoperability within the NHS.
Register now to be a part of this transformative event, where collaboration and innovation merge to shape the future of healthcare integration and ensure improved patient care within the NHS.
We have an invite only option for NHS Senior Managers for our conference, to see if you qualify for a complimentary place please click the button below.
Registration and Breakfast
Registration - Open from 9:00 am - Closes at 11:00 am
All delegates must complete their registration process before the 11:00 AM cut-off time. Please arrive in a timely manner to allow for registration and to avoid any inconvenience. Delegates who arrive after the registration deadline will be refused entry to the event.
We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain the event's schedule and ensuring that everyone can fully participate in the ICS Conference. If you have any questions or require assistance, our event staff will be available to assist you with the registration process.
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to an insightful and productive event together!
Transforming Community Care: The Role of Integrated Neighbourhood Teams Panel Discussion
In this panel, experts emphasise the imperative of Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs) for holistic community care. They stress breaking down sectoral silos, advocating for collaboration across primary and secondary services, social sectors, and voluntary organisations. Data-driven insights are highlighted in tailoring services, ensuring personalised care aligned with individual needs. The power of volunteer engagement is underscored, emphasising their contribution to community cohesion and outreach. Together, the panellists paint a picture of INTs as transformative models, leveraging collaboration, data, and volunteerism to address the diverse needs of communities.
Panellists:
Case Study - From extensive waiting times to 24/7 access: How virtual solutions transform musculoskeletal care
Case Study - Sword Health
With musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions affecting nearly a third of the UK population, access to care remains challenging and often exceeds six weeks for physiotherapy or even two years for elective surgery. Join our discussion on how in-home virtual solutions address MSK issues using personalised, cost-efficient, and digital treatment programs. Learn about the cutting-edge technology behind these solutions, validated by 32 peer-reviewed studies and backed by 36 patents, ensuring faster, more accessible, and more tailored care for those in need.
Morning Break
Morning Break
Chair Morning Reflection (Confirmed)
Chair Morning Reflection (Confirmed)
Case Study - NHS & Care Volunteer Responders (NHSCVR): The Future of the NHS
Case Study - Royal Voluntary Service
Are you an ICS that is looking to improve patient experience, efficiency and workforce capacity? The NHSCVR programme - a unique partnership between NHSE, a charity (Royal Voluntary Service), and a tech platform (GoodSAM) - have over 45,000 volunteers supporting over 100,000 patients, and this grows month-on-month. The programme is a free resource for healthcare systems and patients to tap into. Volunteers can expedite discharge from hospital, support patients with practical tasks, provide welfare support via telephone calls or drop off/return equipment for/from virtual wards. These are existing 'integrated neighbourhood teams' of volunteers already supporting your local healthcare system - come find out how we can further embed and scale this programme within your ICS to meet your priorities.
Case Study - From Ward to ICS Board: the impact effective modular solutions can make to healthcare providers and clinical outcomes
Case Study - Alcidion
From Ward to ICS Board: the impact effective modular solutions can make to healthcare providers and clinical outcomes
Keynote Presentation - Connected Planning from Strategy to Operations (Confirmed)
The NHS is a complex system – as we aspire to deliver better integrated care, we need to have a dynamic planning approach that enables transparency between the care we plan and deliver and the capacity, workforce, supplies, facilities needed. We need to be able to understand interdependencies and drivers and most importantly how we measure our resources and performance across a team, division, organisation or population and system. In this presentation we will explore the challenges and opportunities in this goal of dynamic connected planning and some case studies and learning.
Case Study - System Integration – behaviour and culture change in action
Case Study - Healthpathways UK
We describe our experience of following in the footsteps of one of the best examples of an integrated health and care system in Canterbury New Zealand. Discovering what it takes to really change culture and behaviour, we will explore the practicalities of embarking on a radical but effective whole system transformation.
What South Tyneside achieved and how we went about it contains lessons for every ICB.
Networking and Lunch
Networking and Lunch
Case Study - United in advancing healthcare with tech
Case Study - Boxxe
Data is at the heart of what our customers do.
Find out how we can help you to manage, transform, secure and monetise your data, bringing you innovative solutions that solve complex data problems and drive real value from your data.
Case Study - The secret to delivering a step change in Digital Health outcomes
Case Study - Avanade
Delivering truly integrated care is easy to say, but much tougher to do - especially when you are under immense pressure and resource constraints. There are so many moving parts and a lot of groundwork that needs to be in place before you start.
What if we told you we have already built the foundations - and you already have licenses and connections to it? Join our presentation to find out!
Keynote Presentation - Examining ICSs and Allocative Efficiency in Light of Wes Streeting's 'No New Money' Stance: The Challenges of System-Level Integration (Confirmed)
This talk scans how Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) navigate allocative efficiency under Wes Streeting's 'no new money' stance, highlighting the challenges of system-level integration. It explores the impact of funding constraints on healthcare delivery and potential strategies for improvement.
Canapés, Drinks and Networking
Canapés, Drinks and Networking
End of Day
End of Day