Implementing Healthcare for London

Healthcare for London sets out ambitious objectives for the development of Londoners health and London health care services. The objectives will increasingly be expressed and taken forward in the commissioning process led by London's PCTs. We should expect to see an enhanced focus on prevention and health improvement, new models of care, new delivery arrangements and a relentless focus on quality, standards and patient experience.
 
This event will provide an opportunity to discuss progress and prospects in relation to the Healthcare for London Programme. Non-executives and chairs are invited to bring other members of their executive team to join in the debate and learn about the changes at first hand. The following areas will be covered:

• Key process and governance aspects
• The developing role of commissioners
• The enablers - I.T, workforce, partnerships, finance etc
• Envisaged impact and potential implications
• What this means for PCT and Trust Boards.
  

Given by

David Sissling, NHS London

David Sissling’s early career was spent in the private sector. He joined the NHS in 1993, initially in the Acute sector, becoming Chief Executive of the Leicester Royal Infirmary in 1998.

Subsequently David was Chief Executive of Northamptonshire Health Authority, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland Strategic Health Authority, and the Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Authority.

David joined the Healthcare for London team in February 2008.