Tutorial: Health and Social Care collaboration and integration
Category: Tutorial Dates - Other
Date: October 19th 2016 9:00am until 4:00pm
Location: Cabot Room, Severn PGME, Deanery House, Bristol BS16 1GW
These tutorials are open to Public Health Specialty Registrars on the South West Public Health Training Programme only.
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South West Public Health Training Programme
Health and Social Care collaboration and integration, including Manchester devolution and personalised commissioning
Wednesday 19th October in Bristol
Deanery House, Vantage Office Park, Old Gloucester Road, Hambrook, Bristol, BS34 6PT
This session is designed to help public health registrars develop a better understanding of devolution and the integration of health and social care, and what this means for public health. Speakers from different organisations have been selected to provide a range of perspectives. We will be considering some of the key legislation and policies that are driving devolution and integration forward, and looking at some case studies of how integration and devolution is being achieved.
The learning objectives for the day are:
- To help understand the driving forces behind integration of health and social care and devolution
- Provide an overview of the main legislation and policies that are driving change
- To develop an understanding of the roles and perspectives of a range of health and social care organisations
- To reflect on the opportunities and threats this rapidly changing environment may hold for public health
- Discuss the role public health registrars can play in shaping the future of health and social care
Agenda
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09.30 |
Registration and tea/coffee
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10.00-10.30 |
Welcome and overview of the day, including learning objectives Matt Edmunds, Public Health Registrar
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10.30-11.15 |
An overview of the integration and devolution of health and social care Holly Higgs, Senior Policy Advisor, BMA
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11.15-11.30 |
BREAK
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11.30-12.15 |
Developing Sustainability and Transformation Plans: The role of a public health consultant Tina Henry, Consultant in Public Health, Devon County Council
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12.15-13.00 |
Integrated commissioning of health and social care in Plymouth Nicola Jones, Head of locality programmes, NEW Devon CCG
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13.00-13.45 |
LUNCH (provided)
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13.45-14.30 |
Integrated personal commissioning Frances Tippett, Programme Director, South West IPC Programme, NHS England
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14.30-14.45 |
Devolution: a route to improved population health? Richard Humphries, Assistant Director, Policy, The King’s Fund (On-demand webcast)
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14.45-15.15 |
Devolution and the wider determinants of health Anthony Ball, Advanced Public Health Practitioner, Cornwall Unitary Authority
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15.15-15.45 |
Reflections on learning objectives
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15.45 |
CLOSE
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Suggested trains
Arrival: From Exeter: 08.24 from Exeter St David’s arrives at Bristol Parkway at 09:38
From London: 07.45 from London Paddington arrives at Bristol Parkway at 09:11
Departure: To Exeter: 16.31 from Bristol Parkway arrives at Exeter St David’s at 17.42
To London: 15.57 from Bristol Parkway arrives at London Paddington at 17.32
Useful pre-reading
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Author |
Link |
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Devolution: What it means for health and social care in England |
The King’s Fund |
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Integration of Health and Social Care |
Health Policy & Economic Research Unit, BMA |
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Five Year Forward View |
NHS England |
https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/5yfv-web.pdf |
Related Events
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Event |
Date |
Organiser |
Contact |
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Webinar: Designing and commissioning integrated health & wellbeing services webinar: learning from experiences in Dorset and Suffolk
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21st October 2016 |
Public Health England |
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The tutorial is likely to contribute towards the following 2015 curriculum learning outcomes:
3.1 Display an awareness of current national and international policies and strategies that affect health and wellbeing, and their global context