Enhanced health in care homes
Presentations
Session one: Opening plenary
Session two: Spotlight on the vanguards
Bridget Fletcher: enhanced health in care homes - the art of the possible
Phil Earnshaw and Paula Bee: shifting from fragmented to connected care
Session three: Case studies
A: Promoting independence and reablement in care homes
Steph Palmerone: welcome and introduction
Anita Astle MBE: promoting independence and reablement in a family-owned nursing home
B: Holistic clinical reviews in care homes
C: Role of nurses in care homes
D: Housing based models of care
Jane Ashcroft CBE: transforming approaches to housing with care
Neil Tryner: working with acute trusts
Session four: Closing plenary
Andrea Sutcliffe: developing new models of enhanced health in care homes
About this event
An estimated 426,000 people are currently living in approximately 17,000 nursing or residential homes, many of whom have complex medical and biopsychosocial needs. Our ageing society demands a fundamental shift in how health and care are delivered. With the growing need for more integrated working across several sectors to support older people, care homes could play a critical role.
To reduce hospital bed use and improve quality of life for those living in care homes, the NHS needs to work in partnership with providers and commissioners of adult social care to develop integrated systems of shared care and support.
With the Care Act now in force, and Enhanced health in care homes included as a new model in the NHS five year forward view, this timely conference explored how local areas can join up services for people living in care homes.
Speakers
Charlotte Williams
Programme Lead for Enhancing Health in Care Homes, NHS New Care Models Team, NHS England
Des Kelly OBE
Executive Director, National Care Forum
Professor Martin Green OBE
Chief Executive, Care England
Ian Turner
Chairman, Registered Nursing Home Association
Rt Hon Paul Burstow
Chair, The Commission on Residential Care (2013-14)
Andrea Sutcliffe
Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, Care Quality Commission
Professor David Oliver
President, British Geriatrics Society and Visiting Fellow, The King's Fund
Harold Bodmer
Vice President, ADASS and Director of Adult Social Services, Norfolk County Council
Bridget Fletcher
Chief Executive, Airedale NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Julienne Meyer
Professor of Nursing Care for Older Adults, City University London and Executive Director, My Home Life Programme
Karin Tancock
Professional Advisor for Older People and Long-Term Conditions, College of Occupational Therapy
Jeremy Porteus
Director, Housing Learning and Improvement Network
Jane Ashcroft CBE
Chief Executive, Anchor Trust
Neil Tryner
Head of Business Development, Midland Heart
Bruce Moore
Chief Executive, Housing and Care 21
Professor Karen Spilsbury
Investment Chair in Nursing, University of Leeds
Dr Adam Gordon
Consultant Geriatrician, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust and Co-Investigator on Optimal NHS Service Delivery to Care Homes
Sharon Blackburn
Policy and Communications Director, National Care Forum
Richard Humphries
Assistant Director of Policy, The King's Fund
Alison Davey
Community Nurse Manager Newton Abbot Torbay and Southern Devon Health and Care NHS Trust
Steve Palmerone
Director, STRO and Independent Consultant and Facilitator, My Home Life
Dr Phil Earnshaw
GP and Chair, NHS Wakefield Clinical Commissioning Group
Paula Bee
Chief Executive, Age UK Wakefield
Shiv Bhurtun
Senior Commissioning Manager, Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Anita Astle MBE
Managing Director, Wren Hall
Christina Quinn
Director of Clinical and Operational Services, Locala Community Partnerships
Richard Hardman
Head of Business Development, Four Seasons Healthcare
Dr David Alldred
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Leeds
Frank Bernstein
Chair, London and South East Customer Forum, Anchor Trust
Jan Hughes
Registered Nurse, Southern Decon Health and Care NHS Trust
Exhibition
Exhibitors
Actualised Living
Five years ago we started constructing Actualised Living for Home From Home Care, the platform for every necessary program in complex social care – HR through to care delivery. Connecting everyone through collaborative working, job satisfaction, ‘command and control’ overviews, it increases financial and patient outcomes. We have started to structure big data, incorporating governance, detailed expectations, fairness and total transparency. Now we are creating the ‘brain’, the Actualised Rota which through risk analysis, will take the platform to a new level – predictability. Next – disruptive innovation with partners creating new hybrid business models that will alter the status quo.
British Geriatrics Society
The British Geriatrics Society is the membership association for professionals specialising in the healthcare of older people across the UK. With over 3,000 members, we are the only society in the UK offering specialist expertise in the wide range of health care needs of older people. Our membership is truly multidisciplinary and includes consultant geriatricians, nurses, GPs, old age psychiatrists, allied healthcare professionals, and scientists.
Skills for care
Skills for Care is the employer-led workforce development body for adult social care in England. Home of the National Skills Academy for Social Care, we offer workforce learning and development support and practical resources from entry level right through to those in leadership and management roles.
The hydration foundation
The Hydration Foundation's mission is to distribute as many free Hydrant drinking systems as possible to those individuals in the community, care homes and hospitals who need them. The multiple award winning Hydrant has been proven repeatedly to massively reduce (80%) falls, urinary infections and the need for antibiotics. It has helped dramatically (67%) reduce hospital admissions from community users.
Partners
Thank you
We would like to thank the following organisations who supported this conference. If you'd like to find out how you can support the The King's Fund events please email us or call 020 7307 2584.
Partners
Anchor
Anchor is England’s largest not-for-profit provider of older people’s housing and care. We provide retirement housing to rent and to buy and care homes at around 1,000 locations across England.
Care England
Care England is the leading representative body for independent care services. Its membership includes single care homes, local groups, national providers and not-for-profit organisations. They provide a variety of services for older people and those with long term conditions, learning disabilities or mental health problems.
Care Talk
Care Talk is an exciting monthly publication with a readership of 24,000+ care providers and individuals across the social care. With regular features, product and services information, business news, case studies and monthly ‘focus on’ there is something for everyone. Born out of the need to hear good news, real life stories and best practice, Care Talk is a pick-up, read and pass-on publication with a fresh, innovative and contemporary style.
Registered Nursing Home Association
The National Care Forum
The National Care Forum supports organisations providing care and support services throughout the UK. Our members are chief executives and senior directors of their respective organisations. NCF promotes the benefits of the not-for-profit model of care services provision. All our activities are to assist our members in keeping up to date with developments in the care sector and to promote improvements in the quality of services
Supporters
Age UK
Age UK is the country's largest charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life.
The over-60s is the fastest-growing group in society and there are more of us than ever before. Ageing is not an illness, but it can be challenging. At Age UK we provide services and support at a national and local level to inspire, enable and support older people. We stand up and speak for all those who have reached later life, and also protect the long-term interests of future generations.
Our vision is a world where everyone can love later life.
British Geriatrics Society
The BGS is a professional association of doctors, nurses, AHPs and others with a particular interest in the medical care of older people. It has over 3,000 members and is the only society in the UK offering specialist medical expertise in the health care needs of older people.
Caring Times
C.H.A.I.N
City University London
The School of Health Sciences at City University London is a world-leading centre for healthcare education and applied healthcare research. Based in central London, the School offers state-of-the-art clinical skills facilities, academic excellence and a diverse student body to create an exciting, innovative learning environment.
Gold Standards Framework
Gold Standards Framework gives outstanding training to those who deliver end of life care to ensure better lives for people and recognised standards of care.
Housing LIN
independent health and care providers
independent health and care providers (ihcp) is the recognised member organisation for independent providers of health and care services for vulnerable adults and older people in Northern Ireland. Our members employ 10,000 staff to care for thousands of people in care homes and their own homes.
My Home Life Programme
Napa
National Activity Providers Association supports care teams to enable older people to live the life they choose with meaning and purpose. NAPA is a charity and membership organisation that is unique as it focuses solely on activity provision.
pharmaphorum
pharmaphorum drives innovation within the pharmaceutical industry, by bringing healthcare together through a suite of media services that help produce and disseminate thought leadership, combined with an online platform for communicating messages to a global audience.
RCNi
Nursing is changing and so are we. RCN Publishing has now changed to RCNi, bringing a completely new look to our company. We are now more committed than ever to informing and inspiring nurses to deliver the best possible care. This change represents our move towards providing a complete online offering to nurses and other nursing professionals, alongside our journals.
