Health+Care is a new event that offers a major national forum for those responsible for health and social care. One delegate badge, four conferences and exhibitions, thousands of health and care professionals There’s no doubt that health and social care systems and markets are changing – and Health + Care 2013 will play a pivotal role in enabling the senior decision makers in commissioning and provision to understand the new landscape and take real strides towards meeting the massive challenge of improving outcomes with diminished resources. Health + Care 2013 will bring all the stakeholders together, from all around the country to network, share practical advice, real solutions, and engage in facilitated learning that they can then take back to their day-to-day roles to enable them to do more with less. Registered delegates to Health+Care will have access to not one, but four exhibitions and conferences – Integrated Care, Home Care, Residential Care and Commissioning, which will help a wide spectrum of professionals to interpret policy, devise strategy, source innovation and implement change. Be part of the solution. Be there.
Integrated Care 2013 will bring all the successful pioneers and aspirants together from across the professional boundaries to showcase what is working – reducing hospital admissions and long stays, improving patient experience and outcomes – and how delegates can go about delivering it in their own organisations and locality.
Our aging population and rising numbers of people with frailty and dementia mean that domiciliary care agencies are supporting people with far more complex conditions in their own homes than in the past. The Home Care Show will bring commissioners and providers together to discuss the evolution of domiciliary service provision, and how agencies can make the most of the new opportunities.
Residential Care 2013 showcases how leading organisations are working with commissioners to transform the sector’s role, offering vital services that balance cost, quality, choice and value-formoney in a developing market. Pioneers are also exploring new opportunities with personal budget holders and hospitals, and offering insight into this evolving role will be a major theme in the speaker programme.
Commissioning: the definitive event for CCGs, CSU, LATs, GPs and practice managers to acquire first hand advice and practical training in business and finance management, provision of care, commissioning support, long term conditions and productivity through technology.
More than 6000 professionals will gather from all over the country for inspirational speakers, unrivalled networking and the largest sourcing floor in primary and social care. Delegates to the Health+Care exhibition and conference can benefit from: Eleven streams of unrivalled conference content Over 60 practical workshops, provocative debates, case studies and best practice sessions Regional networking events with key contacts in your locality including CCGs and GPs Hearing from keynote speakers such as Rt Hon Andrew Burnham, Labour Shadow Health Secretary, Norman Lamb, Minister of State at the Department of Health, Richard O’Driscoll, Head of Older People’s Commissioning, Cambridgeshire County Council Follow your interests and specialisms with content on dementia, technology and personalisation Learning about the latest care sector changes in regulations and initiatives Gaining the answers and inspiration to help you do more with less
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HEALTH+CARE CONFERENCE STREAMS: INTEGRATED CARE INSIGHT 2013 is being billed as the year of integration experiments. Council cuts are driving social care interest and, on the healthcare side, the NHS Commissioning Board has an obligation to drive integration “at scale and with pace from April 2013”, in the words of health minister Norman Lamb. Successful integration projects are founded on strong relationships and trust between the stakeholders, shared aims and outcomes, great engagement, expertise and innovation - the Integration Stream has been developed to help give delegates practical advice on the way forward.
PROGRESS IN PERSONALISATION Speakers in this stream will update delegates on the strides being taken by councils in encouraging the take up and effective use of personal budgets; guidance on commissioning for personalisation and market development; the changing role of the council in social care and the structural implications; how providers can adapt and accommodate personal budgets and adopt the principles of personalisation into their day to day work and raise quality and satisfaction. TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS - RESIDENTIAL Experts will help delegates improve the efficiency of their businesses and effectiveness of their care. There will be
and their families. Speakers will bring delegates up-to-date with the government’s strategy and explain how they can get involved and benefit. There will be advice for commissioners and directors on how to develop a strategic approach to outcome-based commissioning and promote personalisation among people with dementia and their carers’.
presentations on business and financial planning, continuity and risk, management and training and guidance on business development, marketing strategy, and tendering and contract management. Furthermore, the care home stream brings into focus how leading organisations are working with commissioners to transform the sector’s role, offering vital services that balance cost, quality, choice and value-for-money.
HOME CARE - SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITY This speaker stream offers delegates advice on how to run, and develop, home care agencies in this evolving market. At a strategic level, experts will offer insight into market trends following the government’s Care and Support Bill and the Health Act. But, at a more practical level, high value advice will be presented on
RISING TO THE DEMENTIA CHALLENGE This speaker stream looks at how senior social care professionals, clinicians and providers can work together to make a real difference to the lives of people with dementia
effective business and financial planning, business continuity and risk, effective leadership and management, and workforce development. Furthermore, there will be guidance on sourcing investment for business development, marketing strategy, and best practice on tendering.
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Housing HR Long Term Conditions Mental Health Nursing Operations Partnerships with NHS/Clinical Commissioning Groups Public Health Residential Care Social Care Special Care Substance Misuse
WHO SHOULD VISIT? • Anyone responsible for the following areas: • • Adult Care • • Child Care • • Data/Intelligence • • Dementia Strategy • Domiciliary Care PASSES ARE COMPLIMENTARY TO • Elderly Care QUALIFYING HEALTH CARE AND PUBLIC • Finance SECTOR PROFESSIONALS. • Health and Wellbeing
2013 Health+ Care Conference Highlights Wednesday 12th June INTEGRATED CARE INSIGHT Integrated care: making the NHS future proof Dr Jagen John, Lead of NHS Barking and Dagenham CCG Future role of local authorities and implications for social care Prof. Andre Kerslake Emeritus Professor and Associate Director, Institute of Public Care, Oxford Brookes University
PROGRESS IN PERSONALISATION
Thinking big about thinking small: a strengths-based approach to care, support and inclusion Alex Fox, CEO, Shared Lives Plus and Angela Catle, Director of Operations, Shared Lives Plus
Delivering improved health outcomes Role of leadership in personalised social care from all public sector activity Glen Mason, Director of People, Dr Dominic Harrison,Joint Director Communities and Local Government of Public Health, Engagement and Partnership, Blackburn with Darwen with the Department of Health
Steps to building an integrated care system Damon Palmer, Lead for Health and Social Care Integration, Department of Health
Magic moments’ – Is it time to change the mood music? Cedric Fredrick, CEO, Avante Partnership
RISING TO THE DEMENTIA CHALLENGE
Thursday 13th June
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS - RESIDENTIAL
HOME CARE - SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITY
INTEGRATED CARE INSIGHT
Providers, NHS, local authorities the need to work together to meet local need Catherine Murray-Howard, Director of Business Development and Partnerships, CIC
Future of residential care Martin Green, Chair, ECCA
Identifying and overcoming key marketing challenges for care providers Nicki Wakefield, MD, Straight Up Marketing
What works? Joint working in practice Dr. Helen Dickinson, Senior Lecturer, Health Services Management Centre, University of Birmingham
Dementia and palliative care planning, Eve Richardson, Chief Executive, National Council for Palliative Care
Developing relationship-based care in care homes Avnish Goyal, Managing Director, Hallmark Care Homes
Caring for our future: the opportunity for home care Bridget Warr, CEO, UKHCA
Delayed discharges are all down to social care ... or are they? Richard O’Driscoll ,Head of Older People’s Commissioning, Cambridgeshire County Council
Commissioning integrated dementia care Eleanor Davies, Associate Director, Joint Mental Health Commissioning, Lewisham CCG and London, Borough of Lewisham
Creativity and wellbeing improving outcomes and increasing productivity Chris Cage, CEO, Ladder to the Moon and Emma
Why don’t GPs understand nonresidential care? Jeremy Cooper, Director, iMPOWER
NHS Trust - Lessons from Torbay Dr Sonja Manton, Chief Operation Officer, Torbay and Southern Devon Health and Care NHS Trust
Update on the dementia challenge Prof. Alastair Burns, Dementia Tsar
Care not for the financially faint-hearted. Tony Banks, Chairman, B2
Reputation management: protecting your business Ros Trinick, Senior Account Manager, PLMR
Debate - Integration success: is it structural or cultural? Rachel Bartlett, Assistant Director, Commissioning Development, NHS London SHA, Prof. John Bolton, Consultant in SocialCare, and former Strategic Finance Director Institute of Public Care and Gemma Bruce, Development Manager, Turning Point
Personalisation’s challenges to adult safeguarding Prof. Jill Manthorpe, Professor of Social Work and Director of the Social Care Workforce Research Unit, King’s College London
Partnership in action: delivering the dementia challenge Sarah Mitchell, Executive Director, Adult Social Care Surrey County Council and Dr Aalia Khan, GP and Chair, Mid Surrey Dementia Local Implementation Team
Integrating the commissioning of health and social care is the only model for the future David Smith, Director of Health and Adult Services, Chief Officer, Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, Kingston, Clinical Commissioning Group
Personalisation – making it work for people with complex needs Vivien Cooper, CEO, The Challenging Behaviour Foundation and Andrea Pope-Smith, Director of Adult Services, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and ADASS learning disability lead
Debate: What are the hallmarks of patient centred dementia care? Penny Garner, CEO, Contented Dementia Trust and Fritha Irwin, Clinical Governance and Dementia Care Lead, Majesticare
Health and social care integration in Kent – this is not a day trip! Nichola Gardner, Assistant Director Transformation, Kent Community Health NHS Trust, Jo Fraser, Programme Manager, Health and Social Care Integration Programme and Sue Excel, HASCIP Programme Lead, Kent and Medway Partnership Trust
Messages from serious case Lessons for care homes from the reviews – the learning outcomes my home life study Vic Citeralla, Director, CPEA and Tom Owen, Director, My Home Margaret Flynn, Chair, Lancashire Life County Council ‘s Safeguarding Adults Board
The market for sales and acquisitions Patrick Evans, Partner, Knight Frank
The role of health and wellbeing boards in integration Dr. Joe McGilligan, Chair, Easydoc CCG
TBC Trevor Brocklebank, Director, Home Instead Senior Care
PROGRESS IN PERSONALISATION
RISING TO THE DEMENTIA CHALLENGE
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS RESIDENTIAL
HOME CARE - SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITY
Commissioning effective dementia services in the new health system Ben Nunn, Account Manager, MHP Mandate Healthcare and Richard Slogget, Director, MHP Health Mandate
Growing a care home business David Messenger, MD, Elder Homes
How to be tender ready and a quality provider for the public sector? Alastair Jewson, CEO, AJ Procurement
Dementia interventions that work: the EVIDEM study Prof. Steve Illiffe, Professor of Primary Care for Older People, UCL
Adapting to the changing regulatory environment Jonny Landau, Partner, Ridouts Solicitors
Guide to business planning and development Patrick Egan, Managing Director, Alexander Venture Consulting
Personalisation in practice in a care home for people living with dementia Helen Sanderson, Director, Helen Sanderson Associates
Improving dementia diagnosis: a clinical masterclass Dr Wendy Burn, Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist, Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Ensuring high quality in learning disability services: a provider perspective Peter Kinsey, CEO, Care Management Group
Debate: outcomes-based commissioning: myth or reality? Roger Booker, CEO, Sevacare, Mike Webster, Assistant Director Procurement Partnerships & Quality Assurance, North Yorks County Council and Lauren Lucas, Policy Manager, LGiU
Personal health budgets: the evidence on quality of life outcomes, costs and costeffectiveness Prof. Karen Jones, Senior Research Fellow, University of Kent
Timely diagnosis of dementia in primary care Dr Nick Cartmell, GP and lead for Dementia, NHS South of England (West), NHS Devon, South Devon & Torbay CCG, and Western Locality of new Devon CCG
Don’t wait for legislation change to support self funders of long term care – act now! Naomi Snell, Head of Local Authority Partnership, Paul,McKay, Service Director, Nottinghamshire County Council
Improving specialist care services Gordon McClurg, Managing Director, Care Management Services
Personal health budgets:the experiences of budget-holders and carers Prof. Caroline Glendinning, Professor of Social Policy in the Social Policy Research University, Associate Director, University of York, NIHR School for Social Care
Dos and don’ts of prescribing antipsychotics Dr Jill Rasmussen, GP and RCGP Clinical Champions, Aging and Older People
Employment law masterclass: avoiding the pitfalls of people management Shelley Harcourt, Partner, Shakespeares
Supporting better decision making around care choices Andrea Sutcliffe, CEO, Scie
Encouraging independence: my life programme Andrew Azzopardi, Managing Director, Sunnyside House
Reablement of older people with a dementing illness Sandra Daniels, Interim Community Hospitals Manager and Jenna Abell, Transformation Programme Manager, Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Partnership Trust
Role of preventative services in demand management - how care homes contribute Jane Ashcroft, CEO, Anchor Trust
NICE’s role in shaping the future of social care Dr. Gillian Leng, Deputy Chief Executive, NICE
Role of social enterprise in personalisation Guy Turnbull, Director of Business Development, Care and Share Associates (CASA) and Michael Heap, Chair, Care and Share Associates (CASA)
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2013 Keynote Speakers include: Richard O’Driscoll Head of Older People’s Commissioning, Cambridgeshire County Council Bridget Warr CEO, UKHCA
Dr Dominic Harrison Joint Director of Public Health, Engagement and Partnership, Blackburn with Darwen
Dr Helen Dickinson Senior lecturer, Health Services Management Centre, University of Birmingham
Glen Mason Director of People, Communities and Local Government with the Department of Health
Eleanor Davies Associate Director, Joint Mental Health Commissioning, Lewisham CCG and London, Borough of Lewisham Naomi Snell Head, Local Authority Partnership Paul McKay Service Director, Nottinghamshire County Council
Dr Jill Rasmussen, GP and RCGP Clinical Champions for Aging and Older People
Vivien Cooper CEO, The Challenging Behaviour Foundation
Prof Carole Glendinning Professor of Social Policy in the Social Policy Research Unit, University of York and an Associate Director of the NIHR School for Social Care Research
David Smith Director of Health and Adult Services, Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames and Chief Officer, Kingston Clinical Commissioning Group Dr Wendy Burn, Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist, Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Damon Palmer Lead for Health and Social Care Integration, Department of Health Steve Iliffe Professor of Primary Care for Older People, UCL
Catherine Murray-Howard Deputy Chief Executive, Community Integrated Care
Rt Hon Paul Burstow MP Former Minister of State for Care Services
Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell MP, Chair, House of Commons Health Select Committee
Dr Nick Cartmell GP and Lead for Dementia, NHS South of England (West), NHS Devon, South Devon & Torbay CCG, and Western Locality of NEW Devon CCG Avnish Goyal Managing Director, Hallmark Care Homes Dr Sonja Manton Chief Operating Officer, Torbay and Southern Devon Health and Care NHS Trust Andrea Pope-Smith Director of Adult Services, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and ADASS Learning Disability Lead Dr Jagen John Lead of NHS Barking and Dagenham CCG Rachel Bartlett Assistant Director, Commissioning Development, HS London SHA John Bolton Consultant in Social Care, and former Strategic Finance Director, Institute of Public Care, Department of Health Prof Andrew Kerslake Emeritus Professor and Associate Director, Institute of Public Care, Oxford Brookes University
To see the full programme and list of speakers visit www.heathpluscare.co.uk
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