London Health 2010 -Management Conference

Conference agenda

08:30

Conference registration opens

09:30

Welcome from conference chair

Plenary session one – The new future

09:35

The challenge for healthcare in the capital

Rt Hon Andrew Lansley CBE MP, Secretary of State for Health

Questions and answers

10:00

Delivering better patient care in London

Ruth Carnall CBE, Chief Executive, NHS London

10:15

The role of local authorities in improving healthcare outcomes

Cllr Colin Barrow CBE, Leader, Westminster City Council and Lead Member for Health and Adult Services, London Councils

10:30

The patient experience and interaction with health services

Katherine Murphy, Director, The Patients Association

Ashley Brooks, NHS Patient Champion

10:50

Improving quality and information

Dr Andy Mitchell, Medical Director, NHS London,

Consultant Paediatrician, Basingstoke & North Hampshire Foundation Trust Hospital

11:05

Tackling health inequalities in London

Pam Chester, Mayoral Advisor for Health and Youth Opportunities

11:20

Questions and answers

11:40

Refreshments, exhibition and networking

Plenary session two – Working with GPs

12:10

Improving cross sector collaborative working through GP commissioning

Dr James P Kingsland, National Practice Based Commissioning Clinical Network Lead and President, National Association of Primary Care

12:25

GP led commissioning case study– Working with GPs to design properly integrated care

Conor Burke Interim Chief Executive, NHS Redbridge

Dr. Anil Mehta, Clinical Director, NHS Redbridge

12:45

Working with GPs - Panel debate

Dr. James Kingsland, Conor Burke and Dr. Anil Mehta will be joined by:

Dr Tom Coffey OBE, Professional Executive, NHS Wandsworth and GP, Brocklebank Health Centre

Dr Michelle Drage, Joint Chief Executive, The London Medical Committee

13:25

Lunch, Exhibition and networking

Breakout masterclasses (14:25)

Delegates should choose to attend one stream from the list below. Masterclasses are designed to be interactive and participatory in nature. Places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to maximum capacities.

Public Health

Patient Experience

Care at Home

Acute Best Practice

Long Term Conditions

Sponsored by:

Chair –
Paul Plant
Deputy Regional Director of Public Health for London, Department for Health

Chair –
Dr. Fran Woodward

Director - Cancer, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, Director, The Patient Centred Care Project, The King's Fund

Chair –
Dr Sarah Crowther
Executive Chair,
Commissioning Support for London

Chair –
Dr. David Chilvers
Chief Executive, NHS Innovations London

Chair –
Dr. Penny Woods
Chief Executive, Picker Institute Europe

Stream 1

Providing opportunistic childhood vaccinations in an acute trust- lessons learned

Angela Bartley, Public Health Lead,
Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust

Improving the health of homeless people and their confidence to access primary care

Mary Cate MacLennan,

Service Development Manager - Homeless Health, NHS Westminster City Council (Joint Commissioning)

Bringing care closer to home through polysystems

Sarah Whiting

Managing Director of NHS Hammersmith & Fulham

Co-location of Primary care-led urgent care centres

Developing integrated networks to support the delivery of a range of Long Term Condition Care Packages

John Wardell, Programme Director for Integrated Care Commissioning, NHS Tower Hamlets

Stream 2

Promoting a healthy and safe Games in 2012

Hilary Ross,
2012 Programme Director, NHS London

The Expert Patient

Speaker to be confirmed, please check back for updates

Joint Commissioning of Health and Social Care to support early discharge from hospital

Speaker to be confirmed, please check back for updates

End of Life Care

Dr. Julia Riley, Head, Department of Palliative Medicine, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust and Senior Research Fellow, National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London

Implementing a successful integrated multi-disciplinary team - including primary and community care, specialists and social care

Stream 3

Industrial change for children - tackling children's health through integration and incentivisation

Dr. Justin Varney, Joint Assistant Director of Health Improvement (Children and Young People), NHS Barking and Dagenham

Electronic patient records update

Kevin Jarrold, Chief Information Officer and Programme Director for the NHS London Programme for IT

Peter Smith,

LSP Programme Director, BT

How e-health technologies can support home monitoring and better use of diagnostics and care management in the community

Professor James Barlow, Chair in Technology and Innovation Management, Imperial College London

Increase Visibility – be better eQIPPed

Peter Fry,

Assistant Director of Performance and Contracts, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Caring for technology dependent children at home

Dr. Gillian Halley,

Consultant Intensivist and Lead for Children's LTV Service, Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust

Stream 4

Well London - empowering local communities to improve health outcomes

Gail Findlay, London Health Commission Coordinator

Care planning guidance for TB

Nick Relph, Chief Executive, NHS Hounslow

15:55

Refreshments, exhibition and networking

Plenary session three – How do we work with the Local Authorities to activate better public health outcomes and the 'big society'?

16:25

Public health in London: The challenge ahead

Dr Simon Tanner, Regional Director of Public Health, NHS London and Health Advisor to the Mayor and GLA

16:40

Better public health and the big society panel session

Deborah Jamieson, OBE, Cross Government Head of Health, Work and Wellbeing Strategy Unit, Department for Work and Pensions

Tim Matthews, Chief Executive, Remploy, former Chief Executive of Guys and St Thomas' NHS Hospital Trust

Professor Peter Kopelman, Principal, St George's, University of London and Chair, London Medicine Group, London Higher

17:20

Close of Conference