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This year’s summit will focus on the levers of long-term transformation: system integration, early intervention, workforce sustainability, and digital innovation. Delegates will explore how to embed co-production, data-driven decision-making, and community partnerships within modern mental health systems.

The NHS Endoscopy Conference Summit is a premier event for sharing best practices and innovations, designed to help NHS professionals move from awareness to applied implementation. Delegates will gain hands-on frameworks, tested delivery models, and peer-derived insights on how to embed safe, equitable, and sustainable transformation within their services.

The FuturePOCT 2026 Summit convenes senior NHS leaders to translate strategy into action. Delegates will explore tested delivery models, frameworks, and peer-derived insights, focused on embedding safe, sustainable, and equitable transformation in their services.

The CardioVision 2026 Summit is a premier event for sharing best practices and innovations, designed to help NHS professionals move from awareness to applied implementation. Delegates will gain hands-on frameworks, tested delivery models, and peer-derived insights on how to embed safe, equitable, and sustainable transformation within cardiovascular services.

The LungVision 2026 Summit brings together senior NHS leaders, clinicians, and digital innovators to move from policy intent to implementation. Delegates will explore tested frameworks and peer-derived approaches for scaling diagnostics, expanding multidisciplinary care models, and embedding prevention across ICSs and community services.

The RiskReimagined 2026 Conference is a premier event for sharing best practice and innovation, designed to help NHS professionals move from awareness to applied implementation. Delegates will gain hands-on frameworks, tested delivery models, and peer-derived insights on embedding safe, equitable, and sustainable transformation within their organisations.

The Virtual Ward Summit is a strategic learning forum designed to support NHS teams moving from concept to continuous improvement in virtual care. Delegates will access evidence-based frameworks, workforce development models, and peer insights that underpin sustainable, high-quality implementation.

The InteropConnect Summit is a skills-led, applied learning event designed to help NHS teams move from ambition to implementation. Delegates will engage in practical sessions, case-based discussions, and peer exchanges focused on real-world interoperability challenges.

The focus for 2026 is shifting from achieving EPR coverage to realising measurable improvements for staff and patients. National strategies such as What Good Looks Like, the NHS Long Term Plan and the Plan for Digital Health and Care 2022 set the direction, but local delivery now determines success. With more than 90% of Trusts live with an EPR, the priority is turning digital ambition into operational outcomes across every ICS and Trust.

The RadVision Summit is a skills-based, outcomes-driven forum designed to help imaging professionals strengthen workforce resilience, digital maturity, and diagnostic efficiency. Delegates will gain access to practical frameworks, peer-led insights, and tested delivery models that support sustainable improvement across imaging services.

The Cybersecure Summit is a skills-led, applied learning event designed to help NHS leaders strengthen digital assurance and clinical safety through robust cyber capability. Delegates will engage with tested frameworks, peer learning, and scenario-driven exercises aligned with the NHS Cyber Strategy and national resilience priorities.

The 6th NHS Pathology and Diagnostics Conference goes beyond policy updates to address how the NHS can achieve genuine interoperability and deliver integrated, data-driven diagnostics at scale. Through practical skill clinics, lessons learned sessions, and expert-led discussions, the summit will explore how diagnostics services can modernise safely, equitably, and sustainably.

The Health Estates Conference 2026 is a premier event for sharing best practice and innovation, designed to help NHS professionals move from awareness to applied implementation. Delegates will gain practical frameworks, tested delivery models, and peer-derived insights on embedding safe, equitable, and sustainable transformation within their estate.

"This conference provides a timely platform for NHS endoscopy professionals and service leaders to gain insight into what’s working—and what’s next. Real-world case studies, expert panels, and focused sessions, delegates will explore models that are delivering results in areas like digital adoption, workforce planning, and service redesign. A key focus will be on the practical role of decontamination in enabling clinical capacity, scope availability, and operational throughput—not just compliance. The agenda will also shine a light on a growing but often unaddressed risk: total waiting list management. As diagnostic services expand to meet 6-week targets, many trusts are seeing backlogs grow in therapy, surveillance, and maintenance scopes—creating service strain and lost revenue."

The NHS Patient Flow Conference serves as a vital convening space for healthcare professionals, policymakers, system leaders, and innovators committed to improving the movement of patients across urgent and emergency care (UEC) and hospital services. This year’s conference is closely aligned with the priorities of “Fit for the Future: 10-Year Health Plan for England”, focusing on transforming patient flow through enhanced system coordination, digital innovation, and integrated care delivery.

This summit comes at a defining moment for Wales. With the Welsh Government and NHS leaders accelerating the push for digitisation, decisions made now will shape the nation’s health infrastructure for decades to come. The urgency to determine the optimal scale for EPR implementation is intensified by the availability of new funding, emerging vendor capabilities, and the growing body of experience from other UK nations. As health boards prepare to make strategic investments, this summit offers a unique opportunity to pause, align, and collectively determine the best path forward for Wales.

"The 2025 Virtual Wards Conference arrives at a pivotal moment. As NHS England embeds virtual wards into its long-term operational and funding models, there is an urgent need to share best practices, address implementation challenges, and align strategies across systems. With new financial incentives, AI-enabled platforms, and enhanced clinical governance in place, this event will bring together senior clinicians, ICB leaders, digital health innovators, and policymakers to shape the next decade of virtual care. The time to optimise this transformative care model is now—and this conference is where that work begins."

The NHS 10-Year Health Plan, released July 2025, positions diagnostic imaging at the heart of healthcare reform. It supports the shift from hospital to community care, analogue to digital workflows, and reactive to preventive care.

"Launched 3 July 2025, the NHS 10‑Year Health Plan outlines three bold shifts—hospital → community, analogue → digital, sickness → prevention—and identifies diagnostics as a key enabler. The Institute of Biomedical Science states pathology underpins early detection and equitable screening, yet stresses that community services and home-testing require quality governance and workforce investment. With a £3.4 bn capital commitment to data and tech from 2025/26, there's now funding to drive digital pathology transformation. This summit arrives at a pivotal moment—when national ambition meets local implementation needs."

The NHS Outpatient Transformation Conference comes at a crucial time as the NHS strives to address the growing demands for more efficient, patient-centered care. With elective recovery high on the agenda, this event provides a timely platform for healthcare leaders, clinicians, and innovators to exchange insights and solutions. The importance of this gathering lies in its focus on implementing practical strategies, such as empowering patients with flexible appointment options and leveraging cutting-edge technologies like AI to improve care pathways. As the NHS works to reduce waiting lists, optimise resource utilisation and enhance the overall patient experience, the conference serves as a vital forum to accelerate the adoption of transformative approaches that will shape the future of outpatient services.

The NHS Oncology Conference is an essential and timely event, as it provides a crucial platform for healthcare professionals, researchers and policymakers to come together and discuss the ongoing evolution of cancer care. This conference serves as an opportunity to assess progress, share best practices and collaborate on innovative solutions. Given the rapid advancements in cancer treatments, technologies and diagnostic tools, the event is especially important for ensuring that the latest developments are integrated into clinical practice. The conference also offers a vital space to address key issues like reducing health inequalities, improving patient experience and fostering collaboration across Cancer Alliances, all of which are integral to achieving the NHS's overarching goals. In this critical moment of transformation, the conference not only highlights the progress made but also sets the stage for future advancements that will shape the future of oncology in the NHS.

This conference convenes at a crucial moment in the NHS's evolution. As the system prioritises home-grown talent, digital capabilities, and workforce flexibility, it’s essential to examine how national reforms translate into local implementation. The event provides a timely platform to explore how we recruit, retain, train, and redesign NHS roles to meet future demand, while supporting staff wellbeing and innovation.

The 3rd iPAM will be successfully organised on the 1st of October 2025 in London, UK. We have excellent speakers delivering their expert views over various topics. Our faculty will be delivering their sessions from the UAE, United Kingdom, United States of America and from other GCC countries.

The NHS Identity and Access Management Summit 2025 arrives at a crucial time. As healthcare organisations accelerate their digital transformation, they face mounting regulatory demands and ever-evolving security threats. The NHS, aiming to bolster its digital infrastructure and align with the UK’s cybersecurity strategy, recognises IAM as central to building a secure, resilient, and user-friendly healthcare system. This summit provides a timely platform to address these challenges, share best practices, and explore the latest advancements in IAM. By fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, the event empowers NHS leaders and stakeholders to develop IAM frameworks that enhance both security and accessibility.

As the NHS pivots to a digital-first model, driven by a £29 billion investment and legislation that elevates digital tools to national critical infrastructure, this summit is perfectly timed. With trusts preparing to operationalise Single Sign-On, AI scribes, and integrated communication platforms—aimed at reducing outpatient load and streamlining patient journeys—now is the moment to synchronise systems and strategies

The NHS Sustainability Conference arrives at a pivotal moment, as the NHS intensifies its commitment to achieving ambitious net-zero targets while addressing the growing impact of climate change on public health. With the NHS responsible for around 4% of the UK’s carbon emissions, its role in the national drive for sustainability is critical.

"How do we tackle the rising wave of midlife health problems? What role can the private sector play in easing the burden on the NHS? How can you contribute to cultural attitudes towards healthcare? With an ageing workforce, chronic health conditions are on the rise—draining productivity, straining employers, and pushing the NHS to its limits. The UK Government is open to considering the private sector as part of the solution. This is an opportunity to think differently, collaborate effectively, and drive real change. This conference brings together industry leaders, clinicians, and policymakers to explore innovative ways to deliver healthcare in the private sector—not just to support the NHS but to transform how we approach midlife healthcare. Midlife is the last opportunity to make lifestyle changes to prevent chronic disease and ensure a healthy retirement. The Independent Doctors Federation invites you to be part of this critical conversation. Join us to shape the future of healthcare, challenge outdated perceptions, and unlock new opportunities for collaboration. Join us to take action together."

"Current Landscape and Challenges: The NHS is navigating a critical period of recovery and transformation, particularly in the realm of mental health services. Increased demand for services, financial constraints, and workforce challenges have created a complex landscape. The focus on mental health has never been more urgent, with an increasing need to address accessibility, service capacity, and disparities in mental health care. Key challenges include addressing recruitment, retention, and capacity issues in mental health staffing, managing rising demand for mental health services across all age groups, operating with flat real funding despite inflation and budget pressures, and reducing disparities in access and outcomes for different demographic groups. Importance and Timeliness of the Event: The conference is particularly timely given the recent change in government. The new Labour administration has emphasised the importance of mental health in their health policy agenda. This shift offers fresh opportunities and challenges for the NHS to align its mental health strategies with national priorities and leverage potential new funding and policy support."

"Timeliness of Event: With the NHS undergoing significant reforms and a ten-year health plan on the horizon, there is a pressing need for senior leaders to unify around supply chain and procurement innovations that will define NHS resilience and efficiency. This conference offers timely insights, case studies, and expert-led discussions focused on future-ready procurement strategies. Key Topics: Next-Generation NHS Procurement Strategies: Leveraging data and AI to drive efficiency, reduce costs, and improve patient care. Value-Based Procurement Models: Focusing on patient outcomes to enhance decision-making within budget constraints. Sustainable Sourcing: Reducing environmental impact through eco-friendly procurement and green supply chain initiatives. Digital Procurement Transformation: Embracing eProcurement and automation to streamline NHS operations. Building Procurement Talent: Developing a digitally-skilled procurement workforce for sustainable, effective supply chain management."

"Importance and timeliness of the event The NHS Patient Flow Conference comes at a crucial time, as the healthcare system grapples with unprecedented pressure on its resources. The increasing demand for services, combined with rising workforce challenges and a faltering social care system, has highlighted the urgent need for systemic change. The conference offers a timely opportunity for healthcare professionals, policymakers and experts to come together and address the root causes of patient flow inefficiencies that are severely impacting NHS productivity. With patient care increasingly compromised by delays and bottlenecks, it is vital to explore innovative solutions that can improve hospital operations, ensure better patient outcomes and support the sustainability of the NHS in the face of these ongoing challenges. The conference's discussions and recommendations will be key to shaping the future of NHS care delivery. Key content streams: Optimising Patient Flow Across Healthcare Settings: Strategies to improve patient movement through hospitals, addressing bottlenecks and ensuring timely admissions, treatments and discharges. Addressing the Impact of Social Care Delays: Exploring the critical issue of NHS bed occupancy by patients awaiting social care and the integration of health and social care services to improve discharge pathways. Capital Investment and Infrastructure Needs: Examining the urgent need for investment in NHS facilities and technology to support efficient patient flow and improve healthcare delivery. Data and Technology Solutions for Improving Efficiency: The role of digital tools, data analytics and AI in streamlining patient flow, optimising resources and enhancing decision-making within the NHS. Demand and Capacity Planning: Balancing patient demand with healthcare resources, focusing on forecasting needs, optimising bed management, staff allocation and leveraging data-driven tools and technology to address fluctuating patient volumes."

"Timeliness of the Event As London continues to be a major hub for NHS innovation and investment in diagnostic services, this event is perfectly timed to discuss the capital’s efforts in scaling AI-driven imaging solutions and building integrated networks of care. The NHS’s commitment to reducing diagnostic waiting times aligns with local initiatives to expand capacity and improve access to community-based diagnostics, making this a pivotal moment for the future of radiology services in the region. Key Subjects Scaling AI and automation in imaging: Practical lessons from early adopters in London. Ensuring cybersecurity and data privacy in AI-enabled radiology workflows. Digital transformation and the shift towards cloud-based imaging solutions. Optimising radiology pathways to reduce diagnostic waiting times and improve patient outcomes. Expanding imaging capacity through community-based care: Lessons from London’s pilot projects."

"Timeliness of Event: This conference is especially relevant as healthcare systems face the dual pressures of managing current patient demands and integrating new technologies into pathology services. With the rapid evolution of healthcare needs and the advent of new diagnostic tools, the event provides a timely platform for discussing how to optimise pathology services across regions and disciplines. Key Subjects: Pathology Beyond Borders: Integrating Innovation and Collaboration Across Disciplines: Exploring how international collaboration and innovative approaches are reshaping pathology, breaking down silos, and improving global health outcomes. MES Procurement Approach: A detailed discussion on the strategies and best practices for procuring Managed Equipment Services (MES), ensuring efficient and cost-effective delivery of pathology services. Fireside Panel Discussion: Cross-region Learnings: A dynamic exchange of insights from various regional pathology networks, focusing on shared challenges and solutions, operational strategies, and enhancing cross-region collaboration. Pathology 2.0: Pioneering Tech Advancements Shaping Future Services: Delving into the latest technological innovations such as AI, digital pathology, and next-generation sequencing that are revolutionising pathology services and setting the stage for the future. Local Pathology Networks: Examining the role of local pathology networks in managing demand and capacity, ensuring quality service delivery, and optimising resource utilisation. Managing Demand and Capacity: Addressing the operational challenges in pathology, including strategies for efficient demand management and capacity planning to meet the needs of modern healthcare."

"Importance and timeliness of the event This Health Estates conference serves as a pivotal platform for industry leaders, experts and practitioners to converge, exchange insights and stay abreast of the latest advancements in healthcare infrastructure and estates management. The Health Estates Conference is not merely an event but a cornerstone for professionals to stay informed, inspired, and connected, ultimately contributing to the continual improvement of NHS Estate. Key content streams: Net Zero (Carbon Savings): Estates teams must develop strategies at the trust and ICS levels to integrate their heat decarbonisation plans, transitioning from fossil-fuel heating systems to net zero alternatives. Maintenance Backlog: Addressing the £11 billion estates maintenance backlog. Infrastructure: Each Integrated Care System (ICS) needs a clear and well-planned infrastructure strategy. NHS England is working to establish a nationally agreed set of infrastructure priorities, informed by local needs and requirements. Workforce: Emphasis on the necessity for more staff, working in innovative ways, within a compassionate and inclusive culture to deliver optimal patient care. Transforming NHS Facilities Management: Innovations, Challenges, and Future Directions"

"mportance and Timeliness of the event This conference is essential, given the system's current pressures and the need for sustainable transformation. They provide a crucial forum for addressing challenges like increasing patient demand, stretched budgets, and staff shortages, allowing healthcare professionals, policymakers, and innovators to collaboratively explore solutions. Amid mounting calls for the NHS to shift from hospital-centred to preventive, community-focused care, these gatherings help stakeholders align on priorities, examine best practices and explore new care models and technologies. This collaborative environment enables the development of strategic, system-wide reforms that can directly address the NHS’s most urgent needs, fostering resilience and innovation in a pivotal period for UK healthcare. Key content streams: Whole-System Workforce Collaboration: Strategies for cross-organisational workforce alignment in ICSs to address local health needs and optimise resources. Community-Centred Preventative Care: Approaches for prioritising neighbourhood-based, preventive care through local partnerships. Improving Productivity and Efficiency: Methods for streamlining care delivery and aligning financial incentives to boost productivity. Cross-disciplinary coordination/collaboration on Promoting Health Equity: Initiatives with local governments and third-sector partners to reduce health disparities and improve access. Leveraging Technology and Innovation: Exploring how technology aids ICSs in managing complexity, increasing efficiency, and supporting data-driven care."

"Importance and timeliness of the event The NHS Continuing Healthcare Conference brings together NHS professionals, policymakers and stakeholders to discuss the latest developments within CHC and also look at the challenges of funding and assessment for CHC. Key content streams: CHC Assessment Process: Adapting CHC assessments to better meet the needs of neurodivergent individuals, focusing on personalised approaches and training for CHC assessors. Data Sharing: Enhancing inter-agency data sharing while balancing patient confidentiality to improve decision-making and care coordination in CHC. Policy Updates and Regulatory Changes: Reviewing and preparing for recent and upcoming policy changes affecting CHC, with a focus on compliance and the impact on service delivery. Financial Sustainability: Exploring strategies for managing costs, addressing funding challenges, and ensuring the long-term financial sustainability of CHC. Collaborative Partnerships: explore the importance of collaborative partnerships between healthcare providers, local authorities, third-sector organisations, and advocacy groups in delivering integrated CHC services in a variety of settings."

"Importance and Timeliness of the Event: The Convenzis Primary Care Conference series emerges as a crucial forum for healthcare leaders to converge, not merely to discuss technological advancements, but to chart a course towards a more compassionate and effective healthcare system. The event provides a timely opportunity to explore how person-centred approaches can drive positive transformations within primary care. Key Content Streams: Enhancing Patient-Centred Care: Delving into best practices and challenges associated with online consultations, with a focus on ensuring that these digital interactions remain rooted in empathy and patient-centric care. Supporting Long-Term Health: Examining the research, challenges, and technology-based solutions for addressing Long Covid, with an emphasis on providing holistic support to affected individuals. Empowering Collaborative Care: Redefining primary care services through collaborative working models, emphasizing the importance of partnerships and community engagement in achieving better health outcomes. Diagnostics and testing. Products and services within Primary Care. Register now to be part of this transformative event, where collective experiences and insights pave the way for a more compassionate, effective, and equitable primary healthcare"

"Importance and Timeliness of the Event: The Virtual Wards Conference is critically timed to bring together senior healthcare professionals, policy leaders, and industry stakeholders to address the most pressing challenges and advancements in the sector. As the NHS continues to promote virtual wards as a sustainable healthcare solution, this conference will serve as a key forum for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and strategy development among NHS peers. In 2025, virtual wards are no longer just an innovation but a necessary element of healthcare delivery. This event offers a vital opportunity to refine and improve virtual ward strategies, enabling NHS leaders to drive meaningful change in patient care and service delivery. This event serves as a timely platform to promote innovation and collaboration, which is crucial for the effective management of virtual wards within the NHS and the overall improvement of the healthcare industry. Key Content Streams: Integration and Collaboration Across UEC Pathways and Virtual Wards Implementation of Point-of-Care Testing in Modern Healthcare Tackling the Challenges of Virtual Wards in Complex Care Areas Addressing DVT Risks in Virtual Wards Team of Teams Approach to delivering systemwide Virtual Care"

Event Overview: Scotland’s Medical Device Seminar 2025 will offer you the opportunity for shared learning and discussion on various topics such as new guidance, research outcomes, trial, standard and regulations associated with decontamination of surgical instruments, endoscopes, and primary care instruments. You will have the chance to learn about new cross-cutting technology and innovation presented by the speakers and the exhibitors. It also provides you with a space to improve communication and expand your network among a wide range of professionals. We have a host of dynamic speakers and exhibitors from UK and beyond, who will provide expert insight into the field of decontamination of medical devices.

"This conference comes at a crucial time as the NHS seeks to refine and implement its UEC strategy, focusing on both technical and operational challenges. The event is an essential platform for addressing the urgent need to optimise service delivery, improve resource utilisation and build a sustainable workforce. Given the ongoing pressures on the UEC system, this conference provides an opportunity to discuss innovative solutions and strategies that can be implemented in the short to medium term to improve outcomes and service efficiency. Key Content Streams The conference will feature several critical content streams, each focusing on a different aspect of UEC service transformation: Enhancing 999 and 111 Services: This stream will explore the success and limitations of recent initiatives aimed at improving call-handling capacity, reducing call abandonment rates and managing ambulance handovers more effectively. The use of data analytics to predict demand and optimise resource allocation will be a key focus. Maximising Urgent Treatment Centres: This stream will provide an in-depth analysis of UTCs, examining their role in alleviating pressure on emergency departments. Discussions will include the integration of UTCs with primary care and the use of real-time data to improve patient routing and care delivery. Strengthening Diagnostics and Acute Services: A focus on improving access to diagnostics and acute care within UEC settings will be central to this stream. Topics will include the deployment of advanced imaging technologies, the development of rapid diagnostic pathways and the integration of point-of-care testing to reduce delays and improve patient outcomes. Building a Sustainable UEC Workforce: This stream will address long-term workforce planning, including the expansion of training programs, the development of new care models such as Same Day Emergency Care (SDEC) and strategies to reduce reliance on locum staff. The role of AI and automation in supporting clinical decision-making and reducing workload pressures will also be explored."

"The Healthcare Workforce Conference North serves as a crucial platform for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders to strategise and confront the challenges associated with the Long-Term Workforce Plan. By fostering collaboration, innovative thinking, and knowledge-sharing, the conference aims to fortify the NHS workforce, ensuring improved patient care and sustainable staffing solutions. Key Content Streams: Long-term Workforce Plan Action: A comprehensive review of the strategic direction and actionable steps at the local, regional, and national levels, emphasizing the imperative of training, retention, and reform within the workforce. Workforce Sustainability: Exploring strategies to enhance workforce sustainability by fostering a conducive culture, enhancing retention, revamping training approaches, and maximising productivity. Evolving Challenges and Opportunities: Analyzing how the NHS can proactively adapt to the evolving challenges and leverage emerging opportunities, ensuring its readiness to meet the future demands of healthcare. Education and Training Expansion: Delving into action plans aimed at boosting the NHS workforce through expanded education and training initiatives, including scaling up medical school places, augmenting GP speciality training, enhancing nursing training programs, and increasing apprenticeships."

"Current Landscape and Challenges The North of England, including Manchester, has seen significant pressures in its radiology and imaging services. With the increasing demand for diagnostic imaging driven by population growth, ageing demographics, and elective surgery backlogs post-COVID-19, the strain on resources is evident. Workforce shortages, particularly in radiographers and radiologists, exacerbate these challenges, leading to delayed diagnoses and treatment. The challenge of integrating AI and digital imaging solutions into legacy systems is another obstacle, particularly in overcoming resistance to change and the uneven distribution of advanced technology between trusts. Timeliness of the Event This event comes at a critical juncture as the NHS is undergoing substantial reforms aimed at addressing the pressures on diagnostic services. National initiatives like the Community Diagnostic Centres (CDCs) and Imaging Networks are being rolled out, but regional disparities persist. The event will explore how NHS Trusts in the North can take advantage of emerging technologies and collaborative frameworks to meet increasing demand and optimise patient outcomes. Key Subjects Workforce resilience: Recruitment, retention, and training pathways for radiologists and radiographers in the North. Integration of AI and machine learning in diagnostic imaging for clinical and operational efficiency. Interoperability of imaging platforms across NHS Trusts and private providers. Accelerating access to Community Diagnostic Centres: Optimising workflows and improving capacity. Addressing inequalities in radiology service provision across urban and rural areas. Why Attend This Manchester-based event is designed for senior radiology leaders, imaging service managers, and IT specialists looking to align their strategies with national NHS initiatives while addressing regional challenges. Attendees will gain insight into cutting-edge innovations in radiology, AI integration, and network-based imaging solutions. It is a unique opportunity to connect with peers across the North and discuss best practices for overcoming workforce shortages and capitalising on the evolving role of Community Diagnostic Centres"

"Timeliness and Importance of Event: As the landscape of healthcare continues to evolve, understanding and navigating the complexities of NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) is essential. The NHS CHC Virtual Conference is a timely and crucial event designed to bring together professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders to delve into the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in the realm of CHC. With recent policy changes and ongoing discussions surrounding healthcare funding and provision, this summit provides a platform for insightful discussions and collaborative solutions. Current Landscape: The landscape of NHS Continuing Healthcare is multifaceted, encompassing policy changes, legal considerations, financial implications, and most importantly, the impact on patients and their families. Recent developments in the NHS have brought CHC to the forefront, with a focus on improving access, streamlining assessment processes, and ensuring fair and equitable provision of care. However, challenges such as funding constraints, varying interpretations of eligibility criteria, and disparities in service provision persist. This conference aims to address these issues head-on by fostering dialogue, sharing best practices, and exploring innovative approaches to enhance the CHC landscape. Key Subjects: Policy Updates and Regulatory Changes: Explore the latest policy changes and regulatory updates affecting NHS Continuing Healthcare, including the NHS Long Term Plan and its implications for CHC provision. Assessment and Eligibility Criteria: Delve into the intricacies of CHC assessment processes, eligibility criteria, and best practices for ensuring fair and consistent evaluations. Patient-Centred Care: Discuss strategies for delivering patient-centred care within the CHC framework, including the role of multidisciplinary teams, care planning, and holistic support services. Legal and Ethical Considerations: Examine the legal and ethical aspects of CHC, including challenges related to decision-making, capacity assessments, and safeguarding vulnerable individuals. Financial Sustainability: Address the financial sustainability of CHC provision, exploring funding models, budgetary constraints, and opportunities for optimising resource allocation. Collaborative Partnerships: Highlight the importance of collaborative partnerships between healthcare providers, local authorities, third-sector organisations, and advocacy groups in delivering integrated CHC services. Why Attend: Insightful Presentations: Gain valuable insights from leading experts, policymakers, and practitioners through keynote presentations, panel discussions, and interactive workshops. Practical Strategies: Acquire practical strategies, tools, and resources to enhance your understanding of CHC processes, navigate challenges, and improve outcomes for patients and their families. Stay Ahead of the Curve: Stay informed about the latest developments, trends, and emerging issues in NHS Continuing Healthcare to remain at the forefront of your field. Influence Policy and Practice: Engage in meaningful discussions and debates that shape the future of CHC policy, practice, and service delivery, contributing to positive change at local, regional, and national levels. The NHS CHC Summit is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the delivery, commissioning, or oversight of NHS Continuing Healthcare services, offering a unique platform to learn, collaborate, and drive innovation in this critical area of healthcare provision."

"With systems across the UK battling with long and growing elective waiting lists, this webinar will provide an opportunity to hear how the development of standardised pathways is supporting the management of care in the community in some systems across England and Wales. Dr Alastair Roeves (National Clinical Lead for Primary Care & Community Services, NHS Wales) has overseen the adoption of HealthPathways across the whole of the country, with standardised national pathways being in place across all of its Health Boards. Alastair will be joined by colleagues from NHS South Tyneside and Sunderland Foundation Trust who will share their experience of being the vanguard for this approach in the Northern hemisphere. Dr Mickey Jachuck (Clinical Director for Cardiac and Thoracic medicine) will detail the impact he has witnessed on referral numbers and quality as a result of their local implementation. The panel will discuss national and local challenges in relation to reducing waiting lists and identify additional benefits seen in their systems beyond the numbers. The Webinar will take an informal ‘in discussion with’ approach, with attendees encouraged to participate and interact with panel members through the submissions of questions throughout the session."

"Join us for an enlightening session as we delve into the intricacies of SFG20 compliance. Hosted by Victoria Fleming and Paul Bullard, this webinar aims to shed light on the importance of adhering to industry standards in building maintenance. "