10th Annual Healthcare Conference in association with
Health and Social Care Reform Challenges and Opportunities A One Day Conference Thursday, 12th November 2009 One Birdcage Walk, Westminster, London, SW1
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About The Conference Organised by LCS International and the Westminster Think Tank, Public Policy Projects, in partnership with the Sunday Times, this conference is now established as a leading annual policy debate guiding the NHS and Social Services and the independent and voluntary sectors on the significant challenges and opportunities in health and social care services reform. The Conference will discuss: Spending cuts – What is the size of the public expenditure challenge? What will this mean for health and social care? How far might efficiency and productivity gains close the funding gap? Policy context – Integration of health and social care and the shift in service provision from the acute sector to “Our care services need in future to be more responsive to the rising demand for personal care and independence.” Gordon Brown, May 2008
“I think it would be wrong to scare people, that there are big changes coming, that there are cuts and closures, that is not the case with this Government. We have always looked after the NHS.”
the community and the home will gather pace. What will be the role of the empowered patient? Emerging opportunities – Deconstruction and disaggregation of existing care models, and the preeminence of Health Information technology are the essential mechanisms to support new care pathways. But how fast will the landscape change? Industry capabilities and market trends – What are the independent sector’s capabilities? How ready are they to embrace increasing innovation, new partnerships, and technology breakthroughs? Will they be able to respond to the Government’s priorities?
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Six presentations from previous conferences may be viewed on the LCS website at www.lcsic.com The presentations are free to view.
Andy Burnham, June 2009
“We must consider both realistically and imaginatively how health and social care might work better together to meet people’s needs.” Gordon Brown, May 2008
“It is relatively easy to set out a vision, much harder to make it a reality.” Lord Darzi, June 2008
The conference will bring together leading thinkers and decision-makers from Government and healthcare organisations, both public and private. The organisers have assembled a distinguished team of speakers who will offer a challenging and stimulating vision of the future. 140+ attendees are expected, offering significant opportunities to network with leading players in the healthcare and social care markets. Target Audience • Chief Executives, Chairs and Non-Executive Directors of NHS Trusts and Strategic Health Authorities • Senior Hospital Managers • Healthcare Professionals • IT Vendors • Pharma Groups and Medical Device Companies • Strategic Consulting Groups • Accountants, Lawyers and Healthcare Economists • Business Managers and the Financial Community
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The Programme 09.45 – 11.00am Setting the scene CHAIR - Ken Anderson, Managing Director, UBS David Smith, Economics Editor, Sunday Times Lord Norman Warner, former Health Minister and Member, House of Lords Committee on Science and Technology Mark Simmonds MP, Shadow Minister for Health Simon Leary, Partner, PwC 11.00 – 11.30am Morning Coffee 11.30 – 12.45pm Policy direction CHAIR - Sir Cyril Chantler, Chairman of The King’s Fund Joanne Shaw, Chair, NHS Direct Norman Lamb MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary Dr Mark Goldman, Chief Executive, Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust David Colin-Thome, National Director for Primary Care, Department of Health Dr Gillian Leng, Deputy Chief Executive, NICE 12.45 – 1.45pm Lunch 1.45 – 3.15pm Challenges and emerging opportunities CHAIR - Penny Dash, Partner, McKinsey & Co Dr Martin McShane, Director Commissioning Strategy Lincolnshire SW PCT Andrew Taylor, Chief Executive Cooperation & Competition Panel Simon Kearey, Director for Social & Community Services, Oxford County Council David Stout, Director Primary Care Network Jeff Jerome, National Director for Social Care Transformation, LGA 3.15 – 3.45pm Afternoon Tea 3.45 – 5.00pm The agents of change CHAIR - Charles Auld, Chairman, Enara Group Mike Parish, Chief Executive, Care UK plc Peter Calverly, Chief Executive, Four Seasons Health Care Tim Kelsey, Chief Executive Dr Foster James Buckley, CEO, Tunstall Group Philip Whitecross, CEO, InHealth Group 5.00 – 6.45pm Drinks Reception
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Booking Information Course Fee: Delegate price is £550 + VAT. £275+ VAT for the public & voluntary sectors. Including refreshments, lunch and documentation. All delegates are also invited to the reception. A 10% discount is available when booking 2 or more delegates. Please note: payment made by credit card carries a 3% + VAT charge on the total invoice amount. Reservations: Bookings may be made by telephone on (020) 72914427 but must be confirmed in writing, or by fax on (020) 72914426.
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Registration at Conference: 09.00 hours – 09.45 hours Enquires: LCS International Consulting Ltd One Harley Street, London W1G 9QD Cancellations: Cancellation fee is £80 + VAT up to 14 days before the event. Registered delegates who cancel after this time or do not attend are liable for the full fee. Substitutions can be made at any time.
The range of specialist advice we provide to our European clients is particularly focused on health and social services –hospitals, primary care, home care, care homes, health IT, mental healthcare, laboratories, medical devices and specialist children’s services. LCS is positioned at the leading edge of healthcare thinking, through our international links with policy forums, think tanks and conferences.
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