Speakers include:
Jacquie White
Director of System Development for Primary Care and System Transformation, NHS England
Dr Sakthi Karunanithi
Senior Responsible Officer, Population Health and Prevention, Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria and Director of Public Health, Lancashire County Council
Harry Evans
Senior Programme Manager, Primary Care and System Transformation, NHS England
Sally Burlington
Head of Policy, Local Government Association
Alex Bax
Chief Executive, Pathway
Professor Chris Bentley
Former Head of Health Inequalities, National Support Team, Department of Health and Independent Population Health Consultant
Isabel Young
Programme Manager, Places and Communities, The Young Foundation
Alice Munro
Public Health Registrar, Health Education England (West Midlands)
Session one
Involving others and joining the dots
The session provided guidance on how leaders can enable a culture to develop that allows patients, service users and communities to be involved as active partners in improving health and care.
Session oneInvolving others and joining the dots
There are limits to what the NHS can achieve alone. This session explored how working collaboratively with other parts of the public and third sector – as well as with patients and local people – is crucial to ensuring approaches to improving population health are joined up throughout the system.
Our expert panel explored the characteristics of collective and distributive systems and adaptable leadership styles needed to improve population health. We discussed how local and regional system leaders and politicians can champion population health and ensure that plans that are co-ordinated across the area and across those responsible for the wider determinants of health are in place.
Speakers are:
Sally Burlington, Head of Policy, Local Government Association
Alex Bax, Chief Executive, Pathway
Isabel Young, Programme Manager, Places and Communities, The Young Foundation
Alex Baylis, Assistant Director of Policy, The King's Fund
Nicola Kay, Deputy Director, Policy and Strategy, Personalised Care Group, NHS England and NHS Improvement
Session two
Moving from numbers to action
‘Population health management’ refers to ways of bringing health-related data together to understand the needs of a local population. This session explored how areas are using that new understanding to deliver transformational change for local people.
Session twoMoving from numbers to action
Drawing on learning from NHS England’s population health management development programme, we heard how integrated care systems and primary care networks are using linked data sets to generate new insights that allow interventions to be tailored for specific cohorts of patients.
Speakers are:
Harry Evans, Senior Programme Manager, Primary Care and System Transformation, NHS England
Jacquie White, Director of System Development for Primary Care and System Transformation, NHS England
Becky Barwick, Head of Programme Delivery, System Integration, NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group
Hannah Davies, Chief Executive, Healthwatch Leeds
Julie George, Public Health Consultant, Surrey County Council.
Session three
Bringing it all together to tackle health inequalities
Our speakers in this session discussed the role of the NHS and the wider determinants of health in reducing the gap between the most and least deprived areas of society.
Session threeBringing it all together to tackle health inequalities
Health inequalities are unfair differences in health status between groups of people or communities and can be avoided.
Our speakers in this session discussed the role of the NHS and the wider determinants of health in reducing the gap between the most and least deprived areas of society. They also explored how to move from theory to practice, create meaningful societal change and monitor outcomes to reduce health inequalities.
Speakers are:
Alice Munro, Public Health Registrar, Health Education England (West Midlands)
Professor Chris Bentley, Former Head of Health Inequalities, National Support Team, Department of Health and Independent Population Health Consultant
Dr Sakthi Karunanithi, Senior Research Officer, Population Health and Prevention, Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria and Director of Public Health, Lancashire County Council
Durka Dougall, Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development, The King’s Fund.