The King's Fund Annual Conference is our flagship event of the year for those at the forefront of delivering change and driving improvements in the way we think about and deliver health and social care.
As part of our Time to Think Differently programme, this breakfast event explored how to move services closer to home and ensure that hospitals are fit for the future.
Our transforming patient experience annual conference provided a forum for frontline staff, patients and policy-makers to come together to explore the possibilities for achieving truly patient-centred care in today's NHS.
The second in our summer series of breakfast events explored the big challenges facing commissioners as the reforms to the commissioning system are implemented.
In addition to showcasing best practice in care co-ordination for people with complex chronic conditions and frail older people, this event featured recommendations from our recent continuity of care report.
This event showed how supporting the mental health needs of people with long-term conditions provides better outcomes for patients, quality improvements and productivity gains.
Through a series of high profile presentations and practically-based case studies, this conference examined the challenges and potential pitfalls associated with recent NHS reforms.
This House believes doctors are neglecting their duty to lead health service change
More than 150 senior doctors, health care leaders and policy-makers joined an expert panel to debate whether or not doctors are neglecting their duty to lead health service change.
David Cameron, MP, Leader of the Conservative Party, gave a speech at The King's Fund on 21 April 2008, outlining the party's plans for the future of general practice.
