Integrated care: What does the future hold?

Integrated care

Wednesday 21 March 2018
8:30am - 9:45am
The King's Fund, London, W1G 0AN
Free event
#integratedcare

Speakers include

Chris Ham
Dr Graham Winyard
Paul Maubach
Dr Claire Fuller

Integrated care systems (formerly known as accountable care systems) have emerged in ten areas of England, and more look set to follow. At the same time, a controversial national contract for accountable care organisations (ACOs) has been proposed, and subsequently delayed pending further consultation. This breakfast debate aimed to clarify what these changes mean for the future of the NHS, and to explore whether legislative changes are really needed to make a reality of integrated care.

Presentations

Chris Ham, Chief Executive, The King's Fund

Dr Graham Winyard, former Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director, NHS England

Paul Maubach, Chief Executive, Dudley Clinical Commissioning Group

Dr Claire Fuller, Senior Responsible Officer, Surrey Heartland

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