Governance and accountability in new care models

About this event

The current focus on new care models, and place-based systems of care, requires organisations to work together to deliver services. How well these new systems are led, directed and held to account will be crucial to their success.

This one-day conference looked at how governance and accountability will work in these new, place-based systems.

Presentations

Session one

Ben Collins, Project Director, The King's Fund
Governance and accountability in new care models: key questions for commissioners and providers

Saffron Cordery, Director of Policy and Strategy, NHS Providers
Governance and accountability in the brave new world

Robert Breedon, Partner, Head of Health and Care Sector, Gowling WLG
Governance arrangements in new care models: the legal viewpoint

Session two

Ed Waller, Head of Multi-specialty Community Provider Contract Development and Intensive Support, NHS England
Miranda Carter, Director of Foundation Trusts Assessment and New Organisational Models, NHS Improvement
National development and regulation of new governance arrangements

Janet Williamson, Deputy Chief Inspector, Care Quality Commission
Accountability for care quality and role regulator: the CQC view

Session three: Emerging governance models in the vanguards

Amanda Sullivan, Chief Operating Officer, Mid Nottinghamshire Better Together
New payment systems in the Mid Nottinghamshire Better Together (PACs) vanguard

Jeremy Martin, Programme Director, South Somerset Symphony Programme
The transition to an accountable care system in Somerset

Paul Maubach, Chief Accountable Officer, NHS Dudley Clinical Commissioning Group
Dudley multispecialty community provider: delivering a whole population budget via a single provider

Naresh Rati, Chief Executive, Modality Partnership
Working in partnership to create a community-based health and care system