What's On Guide October - December 2023

IHSCM What's On December Guide 2023

1 PowerHour 2 Lets Talk Talk’s 2 SIG Meetings In Partnership with

PowerHour

REGISTER HERE Alan Payne, Group Product and Engineering Director and Jardine Barrington Cook, Head of Interoperability & Data, both from Access Health, Support & Care, join us for a PowerHour on Artificial Intelligence: What role can it hold in Social Care?

While adoption of technology has accelerated in health and social care, the two are yet to be properly joined up. This can negatively impact staff, who experience low satisfaction, and individuals needing care, whose outcomes are affected.

In this session, Alan and will share how integrated care can become a reality, and the role that AI has to play in this process to address friction in the system, improve staff experiences and join up health and care to improve outcomes for individuals. Join us to hear the possibilities that AI holds for the future, and how AI can transform clinical pathways, safely and ethically.

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Lets Talk Talks

REGISTER HERE Together with our West Midlands Regional Hub (Royal Wolverhampton & Walsall Healthcare) we are hosting our fifth TED-style talk.

We will be joined by: Jodie Kirby-Owens, Head of Nursing Mental Health, Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust & The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust to discuss "Mental Health in an Acute Trust" and the challenges presented within Acute organisations.

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Lets Talk Talks

REGISTER HERE Together with our West Midlands Regional Hub (Royal Wolverhampton & Walsall Healthcare) we are hosting our sixth TED-style talk on "District Nursing Service – The Wolverhampton Way" We will be joined by: Leigh Dillon, Senior Matron for Adult Community and Primary Care, Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Hayley Langford, Matron - Planned Care District Nurse, Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Join us as we discuss: District Nursing as a speciality Workforce shortages their innovative Boot camp to address District Nurse / Community nurse shortages.

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Special Interest Group Meetings The Institute has a number of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) available to members.

These SIGs highlight particular themes and functions within Health & Social Care and meet to network and plan events and reports.

Join any of the SIGs by clicking here.

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Special Interest Group Meetings

REGISTER HERE Join us on 14th December at 12pm for our Living with Conditions & Frailty and Dementia combined SIG meeting. We will be joined by Mike Parish, Director, LGBTQ+ Dementia Advisory Group CIC on 'Inclusive Dementia Care for the LGBTQ+ Community', including the anxieties LGBTQ+ communities feel around trust and respect in care and support services, how the awareness and training deficit in LGBTQ+ clients and care issues could be improved and how to ensure services meet expectations by LGBTQ+ clients.

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Special Interest Group Meetings

REGISTER HERE Join us for the first event for the brand new Funding Special Interest Group (SIG). The group has been established to explore the the theme of 'funding' and the future of care.

Perhaps the real issue for the NHS is not how the NHS is paid for, but how much we pay for the NHS. Join Ed and Roy as they ask 23 questions to the audience around funding and reform, from funding models, taxation, privatisation of healthcare, overseas systems, and social care funding streams.

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