The Covid-19 pandemic has underlined the deep inequalities and stark differences in health that exist between different population groups and areas of England. There are many factors that affect people’s health and wellbeing, and traditional health and care services is only one of these. Addressing all these factors is key to tackling health inequalities.
With thanks to NHS England and NHS Improvement, we’re delighted to bring you this free one-day virtual event. Sign up now to hear from national and international examples of best practice and explore how:
- local organisations working in partnership and collaborating with one another can help deliver population health locally
- data and insight can be used to analyse and develop population health strategies and new integrated care models
- addressing the wider determinants of health as part of a population health approach can help reduce health inequalities.
Register for your free place here to watch live or catch up later on demand.
Full programme to be announced soon.
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How will this event work?
This one-day virtual event is free of charge and will consist of three hour-long online sessions. In between these presentations and discussions, there will be live Q&As and delegates can share learning with one another.
If you are unable to watch the sessions live, you can catch up later on demand.
We would like to reach a global audience so please share this link with your colleagues and use #KFonline on social media to encourage your networks to join.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact one of us below.
Contact us
General enquiries If you’d like to make a general enquiry, please email the team at events@kingsfund.org.uk.
If you’d like to make a general enquiry, please email the team at events@kingsfund.org.uk.
Programme enquiries If you have any queries relating to our event programmes, please contact Caroline Viac at c.viac@kingsfund.org.uk.
If you have any queries relating to our event programmes, please contact Caroline Viac at c.viac@kingsfund.org.uk.
