NHS Population Health Management Conference 2022
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NHS Population Health Management Conference 2022
NHS Population Health Management Conference
The Convenzis NHS Population Health conference provides a timely platform for NHS professionals from across the sector to network and discusses the PHM strategy and how it is helping to identify healthcare inequalities and how we can overcome this area of concern as a collective.
Population Health is an approach that aims to improve physical and mental health outcomes, promote wellbeing, and reduce health inequalities across an entire population.
A relatively new approach called Population Health Management (PHM) is helping the NHS understand our current, and predict, our future health and care needs so actions can be made to tailor better care and support to individuals, design more joined-up and sustainable health and care services and make better use of public resources.
PHM is a partnership approach across the NHS and other public services including councils, the public, schools, fire service, voluntary sector, housing associations, social services, and police. All have a role to play in addressing the interdependent issues that affect people’s health and wellbeing.
Implementing population health management services is a key focus within the NHS long term plan and is supporting ICSs’ to understand the areas of greatest health need and match NHS services to meet them. These solutions are becoming increasingly sophisticated in identifying groups of people who are at risk of adverse health outcomes and predicting which individuals are most likely to benefit from different health and care interventions, as well as highlighting health inequalities.
Research sources for The NHS Population Health Management Conference: NHS England, NHS Long Term Plan, NHS Digital, Health Education England
The NHS Population Health Management Conference 2021 Overview:
92.59% of Delegates would recommend Convenzis to their Colleagues.
95.12% of Delegates rated our speakers as either Good or Excellent.
68.6% of Attendees were at Senior Management Level or above.
98.78% of Delegates are interested in attending the next event.
37.80% of Delegates have requested a meeting with our sponsors following the Conference.
Sponsors & Partners
Session key topics for NHS Population Health Management Conference:
- Delivering the aims of the NHS Long Term Plan
- Tackling health inequalities
- Data usage and outcomes
- Digitally enabled care pathways
- Integrating health and social care: best practice
- Leadership and management
- CCIO
- CIO
- Director of Public Health
- Heads/ Managers/ Directors, Data and Information
- Heads/ Managers/ Directors, IT
- Heads/ Managers/ Directors, Transformation
- Heads/ Managers/ Directors, Integrated health
- Population Health Fellow
- Population Health Lead Analyst
- Public Health consultants and specialists
- Public Health practitioner
- Public Health Strategist
Conference Speakers
David
Brown
Chief Information Officer
Herefordshire & Worcestershire Health & Care NHS Trust
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David
Howell
Joint Director for Strategic Business Intelligence and Analytics
Surrey Heartlands ICS
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Dr Maslah
Amin
GP and Population Health Advisor
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Mr Sandip Sarkar FRCS, MA,
PhD
Consultant Vascular Surgeon for Bart's Health NHS Trust, Vascular Lead for Education and Research Bart's Heart Cardiovascular Centre
Bart's Health NHS Trust
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Registration, Networking & Breakfast
Innovative training opportunities to increase population health management at the front-line
I will be showcasing new and emerging training opportunities that are upskilling the workforce in population health management.
Population Health Management and Impact Ability Modelling
In this session, David and Jane will explore some of the challenges that integrated care systems are facing and how the role of impact ability modelling can support improvements in the health of a population. Impact ability modelling is critical to support the design and implementation of strong and tailored interventions that aim to have maximum impact on a targeted population.
Impact ability modelling is at the core of the NHS Population Health Management programme, endeavouring to use data-driven insights and evidence of best practices to improve the health and wellbeing of our populations
Nothing about us, without us, is for us.
A passionate discussion of ‘partnership’ work with the NHS and 3rd sector. Understanding how the 3rd sector works and functions in order to get the best from it. And, to raise questions within about how best to use community connections.
Actioning insights from population health
Using population health data and digital innovation to support the proactive management of patients in an area of deprivation
Using population health data and digital innovation to support urgent care
Q&A Panel
Morning Break, Networking & Refreshments
Delivering National and Regional Patient Engagement
iPLATO’s myGP Population Health Service is a market leading multi-media mass communication and online booking solution used by NHSE/I, and ICBs to engage with the population about key health services. It has been recommended for use nationally in 'The Independent Review of Cancer Screening Services' by Sir Mike Richards.
It has proven to increase the uptake of national screening programmes, health checks, vaccination roll-outs and has played a key role for much of England for mass communication during the COVID-19 outbreak.
This session will look at two case studies utilising technology solutions for Cancer screening and Diabetes prevention.
Population Health Management of non-communicable diseases: measuring the impact of interventions
Case Study
Q&A Panel
Can AI support population health? – Experience from the frontline
Whilst population health offers many benefits, how do we focus the right interventions on those most likely to benefit? NHS organisations are facing huge challenges in balancing the demands for precious clinical time and resource. Join this panel discussion with experts in the field, talking about how AI can support population health and help save clinical time.
Networking and lunch
Tackling health inequalities – The rising STAR. Using allocative efficiency to tackle inequalities
In this session Andi will discuss the use of STAR, and how to better understand what populations value in their care and how to meet their needs, using examples from current STAR programme underway in 5 ICSs
Delivering the aims of the NHS Long Term Plan
The NHS Plan is still at the heart of the change we need to see in order to give the NHS longevity. How effectively is the Plan being embedded in delivery in the new structure and are we as yet seeing the results of new ways of working. If not how could some of the critical principles be fast tracked and how do we begin to measure the impact of the change.
Q&A Panel
Q&A Panel
End of Day
