09:20 - Chair’s Opening Remarks

Dr. Mark Porter, MBE, GP, broadcaster and journalist (Confirmed)

 

 

09:25 - Opening Keynote Address: Placing Public Health at the Heart of LTC Prevention

• Incorporating the latest guidance for improving public health: Promotion healthy choices into your LTC strategy
• Making sense of the transitions demanded by the Health and Social Care Bill in the way your organisations tackles LTCs
• Risk profiling, predictive modelling and risk stratification - enablers for helping clinicians design better targeted services to improve the outcomes and experiences for patients
• 3 Million Lives (3ML): Enhancing the lives of people with long term conditions by accelerating the rollout of telehealth and telecare services across England.
• Findings from the Whole Systems Demonstrator (WSD) - controlled trial of telehealth and telecare services delivered to 6,000 people
• Early diagnosis of long term conditions and early intervention to improve patient outcomes
• Achieving better LTC outcomes via personalised treatment directed by informed individual patients
• Preventing LTCs in childhood: Approaches for identifying children at risk and providing targeted family support
• Identify effective interventions: Using risk prediction tools to lower hospital admissions
• Reducing the harmful use of smoking and alcohol by focusing on changing social norms
• Responding to the Health Protection Agency annual report on HIV: Is universal HIV testing in a bid to reduce infections the way forward?
• Tackling obesity through behaviour change: Understanding the demographic and public health shifts that could lead to obesity rate doubling in the next 20 years

Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health (Confirmed)

 

09:40 - Question and Answers

 

 

09:45 - Commissioning Services to Meets Patient’s Needs: Quality and Productivity

• Working with the private, third and voluntary partners to improve the outcomes associated with LTCs
• The development of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) and holding them to account
• Responding to the challenges of effective clinical-led commissioning
• Ensuring GPs have the relevant skills to take on responsibilities for commissioning and driving innovation
• Coordinating budgets across social and medical care organisation
• Brokering relationships and working partnerships with local Health and Wellbeing Boards
• Investing in community partners to build capacity and increase the scope of organisations
• Securing continuous improvement in the quality of services:
  • reduction health inequalities
  • delivering integrated, responsive services
  • meeting the needs of patients
  • achieving the world-leading outcomes to which we aspire

  Dr. James P Kingsland, National Clinical Lead, NHS Clinical Commissioning Community (Confirmed)

 

 

10:00 - Improving Access to Psychological Therapies for Patients with Long Term Conditions

• New approaches to tackling mental health for patients with long term conditions
• The value of psychological therapies for patients with LTCs
• Ensuring GPs have the relevant understanding to take on responsibilities for commissioning therapies for LTCs
• Engaging local Health and Wellbeing Boards in commissioning effective mental health services
• Encouraging awareness to use psychological therapies through workforce training

Prof André Tylee, Expert Advisor - Long Term Conditions, National IAPT Programme, Department of Health

and Professor of Primary Care Mental Health, Kings College London (Confirmed)

 

10:15 - Principles for Practice: Effective Pathways in Managing and Integrating Clinical and Care Services for those with Long Term Conditions

• Innovation Health and Wealth: Accelerating adoption and diffusion in the NHS - the delivery agenda for spreading innovation at pace and scale throughout the NHS
• New guidance to support the delivering of high quality primary and secondary care
• Working more effectively with social care providers and ensuring an integrated channel of communication
• Managing LTCs in the social care setting
• Putting guidance into practice
• What are the challenges, and how do we as a workforce overcome it?
• Integrating clinical and social care priorities with the national outcomes framework
• Health monitoring and modelling information to help manage LTCs

Dr. Janet Williamson, National Director, NHS Improvement (Confirmed)

 

 

10:30 - Supporting Those with Long Term Conditions Back to Work

• Work and its role in overall health and wellbeing
• Moving from IB to EDA - lessons from the Burnley and Aberdeen pilots
• Providing support for those who wish to move into self-employment
• Supporting offenders with mental health resettle back into their community and into work

Karen Foulds, ESA/IB Programme & Strategic Design Authority, Department for Work and Pensions (Confirmed)

 

 

10:45 - Summary Care Record Programme: Supporting Patients With Long Term Conditions When They Are Most Vulnerable

• How can the Summary Care Record support patients with long term conditions: An update on progress nationally and emerging benefits
• Implementing SCR: The role of the workforce

Dr. Gillian Braunold, Clinical Director, Summary Care Record and HealthSpace, Department of Health (Confirmed)

 

11:00 - Questions and Answers Session

 

 

11:20 - Refreshments, Exhibition and Networking

 

 

11:50 - Morning Seminars

• Improving standards in Renal Care and CKD
• National Strategy for COPD and Asthma
• The financial and non financial benefits of helping people with a LTC back in to work
• Patient Relationship Management- engaging with patients to help them manage their long term condition
• Clinical research: Integrated care approaches to promote successful service delivery
• Integrated Care for those with Long Term Neurological conditions
• Improving treatment, monitoring and management of Mental Health problems
• Services and products to enhance life of diabetes sufferers

 

 

12:50 - Lunch, Networking and Exhibition

 

 

13:50 - Afternoon Seminars

 

 

14:50 - Refreshments, Exhibition and Networking

 

 

15:20 - Afternoon Streams

 

Stream 1 Commissioning Care: Improving Focus on Preventive Health and Early Intervention

Stream 2 The Challenges of Long Term Conditions for Older People

Stream 3 Innovations in therapies, techniques and approaches to managing Long Term Conditions

Stream 4 Effective Cancer Care, Monitoring and Treatment

 

16:30 - Conference Close