We run a variety of events for people in health and social care, from breakfast discussions with key stakeholders to large open conferences on leading health and social care issues.
This year, our Annual Conference explored opportunities for ways of funding, organising and delivering care that cross professional and organisational boundaries.
This conference provided an analysis of the outcome of the Spending Review and engaged delegates in debate around how those working in the NHS and social care will need to develop strategies and implement plans to provide cost-effective services.
In the context of far-reaching NHS reforms, how does the government's Big Society vision support the users and providers of health and social care? We host a breakfast debate on this with Matt Leach, Lynne Berry and Ali Parsa.
This conference focused on the benefits and challenges of creating employee-owned organisations in the NHS, and explored how staff can be engaged and empowered through their creation.
This conference explored the implications of the changing policy and political environment and considered how a coalition government might deliver a more constructive approach for those working in the NHS and leading health care organisations.
Andy Burnham, MP, the Secretary of State for Health, joined us for the last of our three general election breakfast debates, and discussed his party's plans for the future of the NHS.
This conference focused on approaches to demand management and commissioning in a difficult financial climate. The conference featured practical examples of referral management alongside other demand management initiatives relevant to commissioners.
Norman Lamb MP, the Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary for Health, joined us for the first of our three general election breakfast debates, and discussed his party's vision for the future.
Transforming quality, creating value: developing health care for a new economic era
The King's Fund Annual Conference 2009 explored NHS funding and its impact, and examined how we can improve the way the health services work in terms of both quality and efficiency.
On 4 November 2009, we hosted a debate on whether health and social care integration could be one way of helping the system cope with rising demand, demographic change and significant funding restraint.
On 13 May 2009 HRH the Prince of Wales, the President of The King's Fund, officially unveiled a range of new resources and services at our central London building.
