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THE FOLLOWING CONFERENCES ARE ORGANISED OR SUPPORTED
BY THE EUROPEAN PATHWAY ASSOCIATION
Developing Care Plans for Long Term Conditions Meeting the December 2010 deadline [355 KB]
Tuesday 12 October 2010
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
To download a copy of the conference programme, or to book a place please click==> here [355 KB]
BOOKING DISCOUNT:
20% DISCOUNT FOR EPA MEMBERS
(Quote ‘LTC20% - EPA Members’ this offer excludes online credit card bookings)
The recent white paper Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS demonstrates a commitment to long term conditions stating that they will “introduce choice in care for long-term conditions as part of personalised care planning from 2011.”
“Commissioning by GP consortia will mean that the redesign of patient pathways and local services is always clinically-led and based on more effective dialogue and partnership with hospital specialists. It will bring together responsibility for clinical decisions and for the financial consequences of these decisions. This will reinforce the crucial role that GPs already play in committing NHS resources through their daily clinical decisions – not only in terms of referrals and prescribing, but also how well they manage long-term conditions, and the accessibility of their services. It will increase efficiency, by enabling GPs to strip out activities that do not have appreciable benefits for patients’ health or healthcare.”
Department of health equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS, Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Health by Command of Her Majesty, July 2010
Through a series of presentations this one day conference chaired by Dr Shahid Ali GP and Deputy Director GP Provider Services Bradford and Airedale PCT, provides important updates in the latest developments in Long Term Conditions and the care planning commitment released by the Department of Health on the 4 March 2010.
The conference opens with a keynote presentation from Dr Steven Laitner General Practitioner Consultant in Public Health Medicine and Associate Medical Director East of England Strategic Health Authority and Clinical Advisor to 18 Week National Implementation Team Department of Health, who will discuss developing care plans for Long Term Conditions, putting people at the centre of decision making about their care and the progress in meeting the December 2010 deadline.
Topics include:
How do we ensure all patients with Long Term Conditions have a care plan by December 2010Commissioning and providing pathways for people with Long Term Conditions Improving care for people with Long Term Conditions: developing a personalised care plan / personal health plan
The patient perspective
Improving the care pathway for people with Long Term Conditions – Case study: developing a care plan for COPD
Improving well-being and taking a preventative approach – Case study: developing a care plan for diabetes
Meeting the quality requirements for rehabilitation – Case study: developing a care plan for neurological conditions
Delivering an integrated service across primary, secondary and tertiary care: bridging the gap between specialist services and the community – Case study: developing a care plan for coronary heart disease
Developing effective partnership working and integrated care – Case study: developing a care plan for cancer
Personalised health budgets and linking with personalised care planning
Speakers include:
Dr Shahid Ali GP and Deputy Director GP Provider Services Bradford and Airedale PCTDr Steven Laitner General Practitioner Consultant in Public Health Medicine and Associate Medical Director East of England Strategic Health Authority and Clinical Advisor to 18 Week National Implementation Team Department of HealthJeremy Taylor Chief Executive National Voices
This conference is recognised by the IHM. CPD Accredited by the Royal College of Physicians, London
For more information please contact Stephen Bennett on 020 8541 1399 or email stephen@healthcare-events.co.uk
*Terms and conditions. Offer only applies to bookings received by the above dates and is only offered on the above Long Term Conditions Conference on the 12 October 2010. Discounts are not valid in conjunction with any other offer from Healthcare Events (this offer excludes online credit card bookings). Bookings are subject to payments made, strictly 30 days from date of invoice and/or must be paid in full before the conference date. Full terms and conditions are available upon request.
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Redesigning process, change and innovation to improve the Patient Journey A Practical Guide to Process Mapping, Analysis and Redesign
Wednesday 15 September 2010
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
To download a copy of the conference programme, or to book a place please click here
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“The QIPP initiative is identifying how efficiencies can be driven and services redesigned to achieve the twin aims of improved quality and efficiency.”
Department of Health, Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS, Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Health by Command of Her Majesty, July 2010
This one day tenth annual conference focuses on the redesigning processes, change and innovation to improve the patient journey. Following the chairman’s introduction, Mr Rashad Massoud Senior Vice President Quality and Performance Institute will deliver a presentation on redesigning the patient journey, discussing process mapping and redesign, Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention, mapping and analysing the patient journey to identify areas for improvement, and does improving quality across the patient pathway save money.
The morning continues with an extended interactive session from Mr Jonathan Hill Head of Quality Assurance and Care Management 2gether NHS Foundation Trust, who will discuss planning and preparing a Process Mapping exercise, understanding the jargon, symbols and shapes, allocating value to the process map, tips for ensuring the exercise provides the information you need to understand the patient journey and how to identify areas for improvement.
Two facilitated workshops will run alongside the main conference programme. The first lean thinking and redesign will focus in lean healthcare and the essentials for success. The second, in depth Process Mapping and redesign, an interactive workshop, which will take delegates through the Process Mapping process with a hands on experience through the use of case study exercises.
Topics include
Redesigning the patient journeyInvolving patients and service users in process mapping, analysis and redesignMapping and redesigning whole patient journeysRedesigning processes to reduce variation and improve predictability - Case study: Improving discharge practice and improving predictability in length of stay
Using care pathways as a tool for service redesign
Linking redesign to quality, innovation, productivity and prevention (QIPP)
From redesign to transformation: Lean thinking and redesign
Process mapping and redesign beyond organisational boundaries
Workshops
Lean thinking and redesign workshopIn depth Process Mapping and redesign workshop
Plus extended session
Process Mapping in practice: a step-by-step guide
Chair and speakers include
Adam Cairns Chief Executive of Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust Mr Rashad Massoud Senior Vice President Quality and Performance Institute Mr Jonathan Hill Head of Quality Assurance and Care Management 2gether NHS Foundation Trust
Related links...
Department of Health: The NHS quality, innovation, productivity and prevention challenge: an introduction for cliniciansInstitute for Innovation and Improvement: Quality and Service Improvement Tools – Process Mapping An Overview
This conference is recognised by the IHM, supported by the Manufacturing Institute, approved by the ASGBI, and CPD Accredited by the Royal College of Physicians, London.
For more information please contact Keren Roberts on 020 8541 1399 or email keren@healthcare-events.co.uk
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