Enhanced health and wellbeing in care homes: doing things differently

19/09/2019 - 19/09/2019 • 11-13 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0AN
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Programme

  • 19 September

Registration opens, exhibition, scavenger hunt and refreshments

09:15 AM 10:00 AM

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM

Patricia Boyle

RH Ross Health

Richard  Humphries

PM Professor Julienne Meyer

DN Donna Nussey

CP Claire  Poole

Refreshment break, exhibition, scavenger hunt and networking

11:15 AM 11:45 PM

Workshop A: Delivering integrated health and care in specialist housing services

11:45 AM 12:45 PM

Maxine Espley

Robert  Johnstone

ER Edel Roddy

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM

Patricia Boyle

Julia Jones

Julie Rayner

Debbie Ripley

Nicola Wigmore

Workshop C: Measuring quality of life and care in care homes

11:45 AM 12:45 PM

Claire Goodman

Therese Lloyd

PM Professor Julienne Meyer

Workshop D: Workforce recruitment and retention across the system

11:45 AM 12:45 PM

Cyd Akrill

Professor Karen Spilsbury

Lunch, exhibition, scavenger hunt and networking

01:00 PM 02:00 PM

Workshop E: Community engagement

02:00 PM 03:00 PM

J Jennifer  Lindfield

James Brown

HL Henriette Lyttle

PM Professor Julienne Meyer

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM

CB Carey Bloomer

Daniel  Casson

RM Rachelle Mills

FR Ffion Roberts

Claire  Sutton

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM

J Julia  Roberts

TJ Tony Jameson-Allen

Robert  Johnstone

Louise  Kelly

KO Karin  Orman

Workshop H: Developing inclusive support

02:00 PM 03:00 PM

Patricia Boyle

Cheryl  Gowar

Helen Simmons

Refreshment break, exhibition, scavenger hunt and networking

03:00 PM 03:20 PM

Closing plenary

03:20 PM 04:30 PM

Professor Adam Gordon

Richard  Humphries

Julie Pearce

Event Supporters

Digital Social Care
National Care Forum

Exhibitors

Skills for Care
The King's Fund
Marie Curie
Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council

Speakers

Cyd Akrill
Head of Operations
Springfield Healthcare
CB
Carey Bloomer
Managing Director
Marches Care
Patricia Boyle
Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King's Fund
James Brown
Research Fellow
Aston Research Centre for Healthy Ageing
Daniel Casson
Digital Development Executive
Care England
Maxine Espley
Executive Director of Health
Social Care and Support, Accord Housing Association
Claire Goodman
Professor of Health Care Research
Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care, University of Hertfordshire
Professor Adam Gordon
Consultant Geriatrician
University of Nottingham
Cheryl Gowar
Policy and Campaigns Manager
National Aids Trust (NAT)
RH
Ross Health
Owner and Manager
Landermeads
Richard Humphries
Senior Policy Fellow
The King’s Fund
TJ
Tony Jameson-Allen
Co-founder and Director,
Sporting Memories and Visiting Fellow, School of Health and Community Studies, Leeds Beckett University
Robert Johnstone
Board Member
International Forum for Integrated Care
Julia Jones
Co-founder
John’s Campaign
Louise Kelly
Programme Lead, Care About Physical Activity
Care Inspectorate Scotland
J
Jennifer Lindfield
Social Action Lead
My Home Life
Therese Lloyd
Senior Statistician
Improvement Analytics Unit, The Health Foundation
HL
Henriette Lyttle
Executive Director Marketing and Innovation
ExtraCare Charitable Trust
PM
Professor Julienne Meyer
Executive Director
My Home Life
RM
Rachelle Mills
CEO
KareInn
DN
Donna Nussey
Deputy Head of Quality and Patient Safety
Mid Notts Clinical Commissioning Group
KO
Karin Orman
Assistant Director
Professional Practice, Royal College of Occupational Therapists
Julie Pearce
Executive Director of Nursing, Allied Health Professionals and Quality
Marie Curie UK
CP
Claire Poole
Team Manager, Optimum Workforce Leadership, Quality and Market Management Team
Nottinghameshire County Council
Julie Rayner
Care Quality, Governance and Compliance Director
Hallmark Care Homes
Debbie Ripley
Regional Manager
Marie Curie Community Nursing Service
FR
Ffion Roberts
Jewish Care
Implementation Manager
J
Julia Roberts
Quality Programme Manager
Royal College of Occupational Therapists
DR
Dr Edel Roddy
Research Fellow
University of West Scotland
ER
Edel Roddy
Research Fellow/ Kinections Project Lead
University of the West of Scotland
Alyson Scurfield
Chief Executive
TEC Services Association
ES
Emma Self
Community Nursing Lead
NHS England and NHS Improvement
Helen Simmons
Chief Executive
Nightingale Hammerson
HS
Helen Simmons
Chief Executive
Nightingale Hammerson
Professor Karen Spilsbury
Nursing Research
University of York
Claire Sutton
Digital Transformation Lead
National Care Forum
Nicola Wigmore
Clinical Nurse Manager
Marie Curie Community Nursing Service

Attendees

MA
Michele Aitken
Policy Officer
Scottish Government
SB
Samantha Baker
Volunteer Support Officer
Healthwatch Swindon
VB
Vicki Broad
Head of Long Term Care
Hywel Dda University Health Board
SB
Sarah Brown
Lead Nurse Care Home Support Service
St Luke's Hospice
RD
Rosalyn Davies
Service Improvement Manager
Public Health Wales
JE
Jane Earl
Director of Nursing, Quality and Care
Sanctuary Care Limited
BE
Bassel El Akkad
Brand Manager
Novo Nordisk
PE
Philip Ellis-Martin
Project Officer Care Home
Guildford and Waverley CCG
GG
GMHSCP GMHSCP
Business Support
GMHSCP
VG
Vincent Godfrey
Strategic Commissioner
Kent County Council
SG
Sally Greenbrook
Policy Manager
British Geriatrics Society
KG
Karen Green
Commissioning & Contracts Officer
BaNES CCG/B&NES Council
SG
Suneel Gupta
Partner
RSM
RH
Richard Hawes
Chief Executive
Elizabeth Finn Homes Limited
AH
Andrew Hindle
Commissioning Manager - Integrated Services
Dudley CCG
JH
Jo Hockley
Dr
University of Edinburgh
FH
Fiona Hodgkiss
Policy Team Leader
Scottish Government
HH
Helen Hogan
Associate Professor
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
KH
Kate Howie
Chief Nurse Officer
Optum
WJ
Wayne Jepson
Person Centred Care Lead
Public Health Wales
RJ
Robert Johnstone
Board Member
International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC)
HK
Hina Khan
Customer Offer & Dev Manager - Care Services
Boots
KK
Katie King
Head of Strategic Partnerships
Hilton Nursing Partners Limited
PL
Penny Lamb
Senior Nurse Manager (Care Home Governance)
Hywel Dda University Health Board
LL
Leanne Launder
Quality Assurance Nurse
Dorset CCG
AL
Anna Lawrence
Project Manager
Hertfordshire County Council
ML
Mark Lofthouse
Dementia Liaison Nurse
Cornwall Partnership NHS FoundationTrust
CL
chelliah lohendran
Vice Chair Merton CCG PEG Team
Merton CCG
AM
Anna Makepeace
Frailty Programme Manager
Hertfordshire County Council
CM
Caroline Maries-Tillott
Quality Improvement Lead
est Midlands Academic Health Science Network
SM
Sarah Markham
Patient
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
CM
Clare Maynard
Head of Commissioning Portfolio
Kent County Council
CM
Carmel McBride
Project Manager
Liverpool City Council
AM
Adrian McCourt
Director of Advisory Services
Optum
EM
Elaine McCourtney
Independent Sector Lead - Dumfries and Galloway
Scottish Care
EM
Emma Mills
Programme Lead - Enhanced Health in Care Homes
North East Essex CCG
TM
TINA MONRO
Service Development Lead
Livewell SouthWest
TM
TINA MONRO
Service Development Lead
Livewell SouthWest
GN
Gina Nash
Transformation Manager
Fareham & Gosport and South Eastern Hampshire CCG
DP
Deven Pamben
Editor
Care Markets, LaingBiusson
AR
Alex Roberts
Head of Care Services
Boots UK
RR
Richard Robinson
Business Support Manager
Kent County Council
LR
Lisa Rosser
Contract reviewing officer - care homes
BaNES CCG/B&NES Council
LR
Lindsay Rugman
Enhanced Health into Care Homes Manager
NHS Southampton City Clinical Commissioning Group
AS
Alex Sayer
Journalist
Student
SS
Stevie Slade
Clinical Manager
St John Ambulance
SS
Sandra Smith
Strategic Planning and Commissioning Manager
Dumfries and Galloway NHS
AT
Ann Taylor
Head of Strategic Partnerships
Hilton Nursing Partners Limited
CT
Charles Taylor
Chariman
Oxfordshire Carehomes Association
NT
Nigel Thomas
Assistant Director, Strategic Services
Leicestershire County Council
NW
Nicky Wilks
Brand Manager
Novo Nordisk
DW
David Williams
Chief Executive
St. Monica Trust
HW
Hannah Williams
Senior nurse- community quality
Gloucestershire CCG
LW
Lorraine Williams
Researcher
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Cyd Akrill

Head of Operations
Springfield Healthcare
I qualified as a nurse in 1983, working in the NHS, later moving to the private sector. Having worked in many areas of specialism my passion has remained caring and supporting people who experience poor mental health and the field of learning disability. I think I have had every position going from cadet nurse to ward manager and now I am the nominated individual and Director of Operations for a private company. My greatest achievements are receiving the MBE from the Queen in 2015 awarded for my services to nursing and taking 84 people with complex health needs on a holiday. Every day I try to walk the extra mile, there are varying degrees of traffic on it!

19 September

Workshop D: Workforce recruitment and retention across the system

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM Session
CB

Carey Bloomer

Managing Director
Marches Care

19 September

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

PM Session

Patricia Boyle

Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King's Fund
Tricia contributes to both the open and tailored leadership programmes at The King’s Fund, as well as offering customised consulting and coaching services.
Before joining the Fund in 2016, she was Head of Organisational Development in a regional board in Scotland, providing services in both the acute and community sectors. Before joining the NHS, Tricia worked as an external consultant across all sectors and in senior management positions in local government.
Among her consulting skills she has specialist skills in the design and facilitation of dialogue processes for resolving organisational issues. These skills are best employed where there is a need for open conversation about complex issues, usually helping stakeholders to find a collective way through the issues. Collaborative leadership is a particular area of interest and current research.
Tricia has a Masters in organisational consulting, is an accredited coach and is British Psychological Society accredited in psychometric test use.

19 September

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

19 September

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

AM Session

19 September

Workshop H: Developing inclusive support

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM Session

James Brown

Research Fellow
Aston Research Centre for Healthy Ageing
James is a lecturer in biology and biomedical science and a researcher into obesity, diabetes and healthy ageing. He is a Trustee of the British Society for Research on Ageing (BSRA), the world's oldest biogerontology research society. His PhD was on the role of fat-secreted hormones in pancreatic function and James now works in the related field of body fat and how excess adiposity affects health and disease.His research areas are obesity, type 2 diabetes, frailty, cancer and ageing.

19 September

Workshop E: Community engagement

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

PM Session

Daniel Casson

Digital Development Executive
Care England
I lead on digital integration in Care England, leading the Board and the digital tech expert group. I will reach out to health and care bodies to ensure that we all grow, cooperate and integrate our digital development. We need to get this right to allow us to support people and put them at the centre of managing their own wellbeing.
Social Care needs to be at the forefront of ensuring better wellbeing for all, and, as Digital Ambassador, at Care England I will be in a prime position to achieve this.
Care England has been working with the NHS digital team to ensure that care providers have access to NHS mail, and this will be a major part of the future for social care in the UK.
I lead Care England in;
  •  use of digital development to ensure better-personalised care for people;
  • representing care providers to trade and representative bodies;
  • representing the care industry with the health and local authorities;
  • disseminating best practice to members;
  • leading discussion with CQC about the use of digital technology;
  • supporting members to improve care and wellbeing by adopting digital and technological innovation. See less

19 September

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

PM Session

Maxine Espley

Executive Director of Health
Social Care and Support, Accord Housing Association
Maxine joined Accord Housing Association as Executive Director of Health Social Care and Support in September 2015. Maxine joined Accord after spending 12 years as a Director in the NHS. She was the Managing Director of Community and Mental Health Services for a Primary Care Trust and more latterly the Director of Planning and Contracting for a large Acute and Community NHS Trust where she led strategy, growth, service transformation and contracting. Maxine has over 25 years’ experience of working within health and social care settings. She started her career as a social worker before moving to the role of Development Manager for a national mental health charity. Maxine then joined a Midlands based Housing Association as a Regional Manager for Care and Support where she spent 10 years before her move to the NHS.

19 September

Workshop A: Delivering integrated health and care in specialist housing services

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

AM Session

Claire Goodman

Professor of Health Care Research
Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care, University of Hertfordshire
Claire is a district nurse by background and Professor of Health Care Research at the Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care (CRIPACC) at the University of Hertfordshire. Her research focuses on the oldest old and how primary health care works with social care and long term care providers to support this population. She leads a programme of nationally funded funded studies on health care provision to care homes that includes evaluations of interventions to support end of life care for older people with dementia. . She is a founder member of the Enabling Research in Care Homes (ENRICH) project board that is run through the Dementia and Neurodegenerative Diseases Research Network (DeNDRoN) and has worked with the British Geriatrics Society on their recent review of NHS support to care homes. She has published widely in academic and professional journals and books and is the co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of Primary Care and Community Nursing.

19 September

Workshop C: Measuring quality of life and care in care homes

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

Professor Adam Gordon

Consultant Geriatrician
University of Nottingham
Dr Gordon trained in Edinburgh, Dundee and Sydney before settling in Nottingham. He has, since 2008, been a clinical academic with interests in the implementation of evidence-based models of care to deliver improved health outcomes for older people with frailty. He is particularly interested in how the care needs of the care home population can be met and has played a leading role in studies looking at models of healthcare to the care home sector and also in randomized controlled trials evaluating interventions, proven to be of benefit in other healthcare sectors, for the care home population.
His other area of interest is developing curricula and teaching interventions to improve learning about care of older people across the healthcare professions.
He is currently Chief Investigator on the Dunhill Medical Trust Funded Proactive Healthcare in Care Homes (PEACH) study and is a collaborator on the NIHR HTA funded Falls in Care Homes Study and the NIHR RfPB Chair-based exericise in frail older people study. He is a specialist advisor to the East Midlands Academic Health Sciences Network Patient Safety Collaborative on the topic of care homes and is academic lead for the LPZ and UK care homes (LAUNCH) study. He chairs the Enabling Research in Care Homes (EnRICH) Network for Nottinghamshire and has recently helped to set up regular EnRICH forums in Derbyshire. He is Specialty Lead for East Midlands (North) for Age and Ageing within the NIHR Clinical Research Network (CRN).
He is an Associate Editor of Age and Ageing journal and sits on the NIHR Research for Patient Benefit advisory panel for the East Midlands.

19 September

Closing plenary

03:20 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM Session

Cheryl Gowar

Policy and Campaigns Manager
National Aids Trust (NAT)

19 September

Workshop H: Developing inclusive support

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM Session
RH

Ross Health

Owner and Manager
Landermeads

19 September

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

Richard Humphries

Senior Policy Fellow
The King’s Fund
Richard joined The King's Fund in 2009 to lead on social care and work across the NHS and local government. He is a recognised national commentator and writer on social care reform, the funding of long-term care and the integration of health and social care. He led the Fund's work in supporting the Barker Commission on the future of health and social care.
A graduate of LSE, his professional background is social work, and over the past 35 years he has worked in a variety of roles, including as a director of social services and health authority chief executive (the first combined post in England) and in senior roles in the Department of Health. Richard is a non-executive director of Wye Valley NHS Trust and also a Visiting Professor at the University of Worcester, a columnist for the Local Government Chronicle, and a fellow of the RSA.

19 September

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

19 September

Closing plenary

03:20 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM Session
TJ

Tony Jameson-Allen

Co-founder and Director,
Sporting Memories and Visiting Fellow, School of Health and Community Studies, Leeds Beckett University

19 September

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM Session

Robert Johnstone

Board Member
International Forum for Integrated Care
Chair – Access Matters. Board Member; Cambodia’s Children, European Patients Forum (EPF), Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP), International Alliance of Patients Organisations (IAPO). Director – Midstream (training and employment for disabled people)
Having had Rheumatoid Arthritis for nearly 60 years from the age of three, I have a wealth of experience as a user of health services. Since 1990 I have voluntarily represented people with disabilities & chronic conditions locally, nationally & internationally.
“The people have the right & duty to participate individually & collectively in the planning & implementation of their healthcare”
Alma Ata Declaration – Principle IV, 1978 World Health Organisation

19 September

Workshop A: Delivering integrated health and care in specialist housing services

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

AM Session

19 September

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM Session

Julia Jones

Co-founder
John’s Campaign
Julia Jones is the co-founder of John's Campaign and a writer. Her titles with relevance to well-being in old age include; Beloved Old Age and What to Do About it, Honoured Guests (pamphlet for Care England), Please Tell Me & Please Tell Me More (activity books), NOT Forgotten Lives: Felixstowe 2017 (Life Stories for a special event). She was the primary carer for her mother June Jones until December 2018.

19 September

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

AM Session

Louise Kelly

Programme Lead, Care About Physical Activity
Care Inspectorate Scotland

19 September

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM Session
J

Jennifer Lindfield

Social Action Lead
My Home Life

19 September

Workshop E: Community engagement

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

PM Session

Therese Lloyd

Senior Statistician
Improvement Analytics Unit, The Health Foundation
Therese is a Senior Statistician within the Improvement Analytics Unit, a partnership between the Health Foundation and NHS England and NHS Improvement. She has worked on several analyses of care home initiatives, as well as on other studies relating to older people. She has worked at the Health Foundation for five years; prior to this she worked at Prostate Cancer UK and in clinical trials.

19 September

Workshop C: Measuring quality of life and care in care homes

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session
HL

Henriette Lyttle

Executive Director Marketing and Innovation
ExtraCare Charitable Trust

19 September

Workshop E: Community engagement

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

PM Session
PM

Professor Julienne Meyer

Executive Director
My Home Life

19 September

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

19 September

Workshop C: Measuring quality of life and care in care homes

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

19 September

Workshop E: Community engagement

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

PM Session
RM

Rachelle Mills

CEO
KareInn

19 September

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

PM Session
DN

Donna Nussey

Deputy Head of Quality and Patient Safety
Mid Notts Clinical Commissioning Group

19 September

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session
KO

Karin Orman

Assistant Director
Professional Practice, Royal College of Occupational Therapists

19 September

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM Session

Julie Pearce

Executive Director of Nursing, Allied Health Professionals and Quality
Marie Curie UK
Julie Pearce (MSc, BSc in Nursing) joined Marie Curie UK in 2018 after a long career in the NHS. Julie started her nursing career in Leeds and worked in a number of teaching hospitals around the UK in Leeds, London, Birmingham, Cardiff and Southampton. She specialised in intensive and critical care nursing and remained clinically active throughout her career. Julie has held posts in education and research at the University of Southampton both as joint appointments with University Hospitals Southampton. She also gained experience at a policy level as a Nursing Advisor for acute and specialist services at the department of health (England). Over the last 15 years, she has held Executive Director roles in 3 different organisations, either as Director of Nursing & Quality, or as Chief Operating Officer, or as a combination of both roles. She is currently working as Chief Nurse, Executive Director of Quality & Caring Services at Marie Curie. She is passionate about compassionate leadership, person-centred care, and collaborative approaches to care delivery.

19 September

Closing plenary

03:20 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

PM Session
CP

Claire Poole

Team Manager, Optimum Workforce Leadership, Quality and Market Management Team
Nottinghameshire County Council

19 September

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

AM Session

Julie Rayner

Care Quality, Governance and Compliance Director
Hallmark Care Homes
Julie Rayner is the Care Quality, Governance and Compliance Director for Hallmark Care Homes. Julie joined Hallmark in September 2015 following a number of years working for the English health and social care Regulator; initially as an Inspector with the National Care Standards Commission (2002) then as an Area Manager for the Healthcare Commission and a Compliance Manager for the Care Quality Commission. As a Registered Nurse, Julie is passionate about the delivery of quality care and has been instrumental in Hallmark in the development of their governance systems, ensuring robust and effective overview of key quality and clinical indicators. Julie also acts as the Hallmark infection prevention and control lead having recently completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control with Essex University.

19 September

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

AM Session

Debbie Ripley

Regional Manager
Marie Curie Community Nursing Service
Debbie is the Regional Manager of Marie Curie Nursing Service London.
She started her Nursing Career at the National Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville. From there she moved into the Community to work for Rennie Grove Hospice Care as a Community Nurse. During her time at Rennie Grove, she completed her degree in Palliative Care. Debbie has worked as part of a Hospital Palliative Care Team and as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Central London before taking up the role as a Clinical Nurse Manager at Marie Curie.
In 2017 Debbie was promoted to Regional Manager.
Having used Coordinate My Care in her previous role Debbie saw an opportunity to improve coordination of care by ensuring all Marie Curie Staff also had access to these vital plans. Marie Curie has been commissioned to deliver a Future Care Planning service to residents in Care Homes in Ealing.

19 September

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

AM Session
FR

Ffion Roberts

Jewish Care
Implementation Manager

19 September

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

PM Session
J

Julia Roberts

Quality Programme Manager
Royal College of Occupational Therapists

19 September

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

PM Session
DR

Dr Edel Roddy

Research Fellow
University of West Scotland
ER

Edel Roddy

Research Fellow/ Kinections Project Lead
University of the West of Scotland
Edel Roddy is a Research Fellow at the University of the West of Scotland. Edel completed her PhD in 2017 which explored the enhancement of the experience of inspection in care homes for all involved. Edel’s current research focus is the topic of (dementia-friendly) communities in care homes. Other key interests include: using creative resources to open up conversations and ways in which we can share stories of everyday learning taking place in care homes.

19 September

Workshop A: Delivering integrated health and care in specialist housing services

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

AM Session

Alyson Scurfield

Chief Executive
TEC Services Association
Alyson Scurfield is a proven entrepreneurial, visionary leader of service transformation, service delivery and business development in the digital health and care sector and is currently the Chief Executive for the TEC Services Association (TSA) and subsidiary TEC Quality. Alyson has held a number of key leadership positions, focusing on driving standards and quality improvement both via TSA involvement in policy development and in setting sector service quality benchmarks in the UK and across Europe with TEC Quality and UKAS. Alyson is a trustee of the International Longevity Centre, the UK’s specialist think tank on the impact of longevity on Society. Alyson has led strategic development, implementation and risk management of the TSA’s aspirational vision to grow the Industry at scale, whilst simultaneously focusing on improvement of individual wellbeing by putting people, their families and carers at the heart of care solutions. Passionate about how the use of technology can transform care, Alyson is leading the TSA to play a key role in driving innovation to achieve integration of health, housing and social care, while actively campaigning for solutions to be consistent, irrespective of people’s health, ability to pay or location.
ES

Emma Self

Community Nursing Lead
NHS England and NHS Improvement

Helen Simmons

Chief Executive
Nightingale Hammerson
Helen has been CEO of Nightingale Hammerson for nearly 6 years previously Director of Finance at the Diocese of London, Jewish Care, Multiple Sclerosis Society and Crisis.
Was for 6 years a trustee of NCVO (National Council for Voluntary Organisations), and trustee of CFG, RSCM, CAF and L’Ouverture.
Nightingale House is one of the largest Care Homes in the country on a 5 acre site in Clapham, known for its excellent care and innovative thinking including the high publicity intergenerational work with its on-site nursery. In 2018 it was rated an Outstanding home by the Care Quality Commission and Care Home of the Year by the Gold Standards Framework for End of Life Care. It has recently been accredited Silver Status by Investors In People.

19 September

Workshop H: Developing inclusive support

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

PM Session
HS

Helen Simmons

Chief Executive
Nightingale Hammerson

Professor Karen Spilsbury

Nursing Research
University of York
Karen is a registered nurse and Professor of Nursing. She has developed a programme of clinically and policy-relevant research in the areas of the workforce, care for older people and care homes. She leads a portfolio of research with care homes, including the first UK study of the relationship between staffing and quality in care homes. She is Academic Director of NICHE-Leeds (https://niche.leeds.ac.uk/) a partnership between the care sector and academia to enhance the quality of care, quality of life and quality of work in care homes. Cyd Akrill is a key partner of NICHE-Leeds. Karen has widely disseminated her work to promote impact and benefits for health and care.

19 September

Workshop D: Workforce recruitment and retention across the system

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Edwards room, first floor

AM Session

Claire Sutton

Digital Transformation Lead
National Care Forum
Claire joined NCF in February 2019 and is one of our Digital Transformation Leads, working to provide NCF members with information around using technology, and digital solutions at a time when there is so much focus on utilising technology in health and social care.
Claire is a Registered Nurse (Adult) and since qualifying in 2013 has worked in a variety of settings including registered nursing homes, and the clinical safety team of a software developer.
Claire is based in the North West and is an active member of the Digital Nurse Network

19 September

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

PM Session

Nicola Wigmore

Clinical Nurse Manager
Marie Curie Community Nursing Service
Nicola is the Clinical Nurse Manager for two Rapid Response Services (Newham and Ealing & Hounslow) and the Marie Curie Nursing Service for the whole of North London.
She started her Nursing Career at Barts and the London NHS trust completing an oncology rotation where she developed her passion for palliative care.
With this in mind, she moved into Palliative Care in the community and worked for St Francis Hospice, Romford in their Hospice at Home team and completed her palliative care degree.
Since then Nicola has worked as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in North East London before moving to Marie Curie as a Clinical Nurse Manager. Initially, her role saw her managing the North East London team, until recent months where she took on the North West team.

19 September

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

AM Session
MA

Michele Aitken

Policy Officer
Scottish Government
SB

Samantha Baker

Volunteer Support Officer
Healthwatch Swindon
VB

Vicki Broad

Head of Long Term Care
Hywel Dda University Health Board
SB

Sarah Brown

Lead Nurse Care Home Support Service
St Luke's Hospice
RD

Rosalyn Davies

Service Improvement Manager
Public Health Wales
JE

Jane Earl

Director of Nursing, Quality and Care
Sanctuary Care Limited
BE

Bassel El Akkad

Brand Manager
Novo Nordisk
PE

Philip Ellis-Martin

Project Officer Care Home
Guildford and Waverley CCG
GG

GMHSCP GMHSCP

Business Support
GMHSCP
VG

Vincent Godfrey

Strategic Commissioner
Kent County Council
SG

Sally Greenbrook

Policy Manager
British Geriatrics Society
KG

Karen Green

Commissioning & Contracts Officer
BaNES CCG/B&NES Council
SG

Suneel Gupta

Partner
RSM
RH

Richard Hawes

Chief Executive
Elizabeth Finn Homes Limited
AH

Andrew Hindle

Commissioning Manager - Integrated Services
Dudley CCG
JH

Jo Hockley

Dr
University of Edinburgh
FH

Fiona Hodgkiss

Policy Team Leader
Scottish Government
HH

Helen Hogan

Associate Professor
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
KH

Kate Howie

Chief Nurse Officer
Optum
WJ

Wayne Jepson

Person Centred Care Lead
Public Health Wales
RJ

Robert Johnstone

Board Member
International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC)
HK

Hina Khan

Customer Offer & Dev Manager - Care Services
Boots
KK

Katie King

Head of Strategic Partnerships
Hilton Nursing Partners Limited
PL

Penny Lamb

Senior Nurse Manager (Care Home Governance)
Hywel Dda University Health Board
LL

Leanne Launder

Quality Assurance Nurse
Dorset CCG
AL

Anna Lawrence

Project Manager
Hertfordshire County Council
ML

Mark Lofthouse

Dementia Liaison Nurse
Cornwall Partnership NHS FoundationTrust
CL

chelliah lohendran

Vice Chair Merton CCG PEG Team
Merton CCG
AM

Anna Makepeace

Frailty Programme Manager
Hertfordshire County Council
CM

Caroline Maries-Tillott

Quality Improvement Lead
est Midlands Academic Health Science Network
SM

Sarah Markham

Patient
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
CM

Clare Maynard

Head of Commissioning Portfolio
Kent County Council
CM

Carmel McBride

Project Manager
Liverpool City Council
AM

Adrian McCourt

Director of Advisory Services
Optum
EM

Elaine McCourtney

Independent Sector Lead - Dumfries and Galloway
Scottish Care
EM

Emma Mills

Programme Lead - Enhanced Health in Care Homes
North East Essex CCG
TM

TINA MONRO

Service Development Lead
Livewell SouthWest
TM

TINA MONRO

Service Development Lead
Livewell SouthWest
GN

Gina Nash

Transformation Manager
Fareham & Gosport and South Eastern Hampshire CCG
DP

Deven Pamben

Editor
Care Markets, LaingBiusson
AR

Alex Roberts

Head of Care Services
Boots UK
RR

Richard Robinson

Business Support Manager
Kent County Council
LR

Lisa Rosser

Contract reviewing officer - care homes
BaNES CCG/B&NES Council
LR

Lindsay Rugman

Enhanced Health into Care Homes Manager
NHS Southampton City Clinical Commissioning Group
AS

Alex Sayer

Journalist
Student
SS

Stevie Slade

Clinical Manager
St John Ambulance
SS

Sandra Smith

Strategic Planning and Commissioning Manager
Dumfries and Galloway NHS
AT

Ann Taylor

Head of Strategic Partnerships
Hilton Nursing Partners Limited
CT

Charles Taylor

Chariman
Oxfordshire Carehomes Association
NT

Nigel Thomas

Assistant Director, Strategic Services
Leicestershire County Council
NW

Nicky Wilks

Brand Manager
Novo Nordisk
DW

David Williams

Chief Executive
St. Monica Trust
HW

Hannah Williams

Senior nurse- community quality
Gloucestershire CCG
LW

Lorraine Williams

Researcher
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Digital Social Care

Digital Social Care is a partnership project run by social care providers, for social care providers. We are creating a dedicated space to support adult social care providers with technology and information sharing.

We believe that digital innovation gives us the opportunity to:
  • Improve the quality of care
  • Be transparent and accountable
  • Support individuals to remain independent for longer
  • Improve the quality and efficiency of information sharing between health and social care.

We produce free guidance and materials to support care providers with technology. We also provide funding for innovative projects about cyber security and technology with a focus on sharing learning.” 

National Care Forum

Formally constituted in 2003, and built on more than 10 years’ experience as the Care Forum, the National Care Forum has been promoting quality care through the not-for-profit care sector for over 25 years and is a leading voice in the sector.

Skills for Care

Skills for Care helps create a well-led, skilled and valued adult social care workforce.

We support adult social care employers to deliver what the people they support need and what commissioners and regulators expect. We do this by helping them get the best from their most valuable resource - their people. Our practical support helps employers recruit, develop and lead their staff - and retain them.

We’re a trusted independent charity with over 18 years’ experience, working as a delivery partner for the Department of Health and Social Care.
www.skillsforcare.org.uk

AOD are specialists in team based working for health and social care. Our tools help teams to gain new insights and actions they can apply immediately to keep improving and achieving their goals.

As part of the Skills for Care Group, we are also well-placed to meet the challenges of team working across boundaries as the integration of health and social care gains pace.
affinaod.com


Our practical support helps leaders and managers recruit, develop and lead their staff, retaining them from entry level right through to senior leadership and management roles.

We're the organisation for registered managers, supporting them to develop best practice, keep up-to-date and share ideas with like-minded managers.

The King's Fund

The King’s Fund is an independent charity working to improve health and care in England.

Our mission describes how we will achieve this:
  • through our research and policy analysis
  • through the work we do with individuals, organisations and communities building their capability, supporting them to adopt best practice and share learning
  • by bringing people together through events and networks to discuss and learn from evidence from the United Kingdom and across the world
  • by promoting greater understanding of health and care policy and practice – helping people to make sense of a complex and rapidly changing environment.

Marie Curie

Marie Curie is a registered charitable organisation in the United Kingdom which provides care and support to people with terminal illnesses and their families. It was established in 1948, the same year as the National Health Service.
In financial year 2014/15 the charity provided care to 40,000 terminally ill patients in the community and in its nine hospices, along with support for their families.[2] More than 2,700 nurses, doctors and other healthcare professionals help provide this care.
At the nine Marie Curie Hospices, quality of life for patients is actively promoted as is providing much-needed support for their carers. Marie Curie provides the largest number of hospice beds outside the National Health Service.

Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council

The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) was set up by the government to register and regulate complementary healthcare practitioners, with the sole purpose of protecting the public.When care homes want to provide access to complementary therapies, carers and residents can find qualified, trusted and insured practitioners by searching CNHC’s Accredited Register.

Registration opens, exhibition, scavenger hunt and refreshments

09:15 AM 10:00 AM Orangery, ground floor

Grab your badge, some refreshments and visit the exhibition stands before the start of the session at 10 am.
AM Session

Opening plenary

10:00 AM 11:15 AM Burdett theatre, ground floor

10.00am  Welcome and introduction
Richard Humphries, Senior Policy Fellow, The King’s Fund

10.10am Keynote speech: The long-term plan provisions aiming to improve healthcare and enhance wellbeing
Emma Self, Community Nursing Lead, NHS England and NHS Improvement

10.25am Reflections on care homes, housing, health and social care: learning from the frontline
  • Our leadership and organisational development experts will share the learning from the learning network they successfully run, sharing their insight and knowledge.
Patricia Boyle, Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development, The King’s Fund
Professor Julienne Meyer, Executive Director, My Home Life 
Ross Heath, Owner and Manager, Leadermeads
Donna Nussey, Deputy Head of Equality and Patient Safety, Mid Notts Clinical Commissioning Group
Claire Poole,Team Manager, Optimum Workforce Leadership, Quality and Market Management Team, Nottinghamshire County Council

10.55am Questions and discussion

Speakers

Patricia Boyle
Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King's Fund
RH
Ross Health
Owner and Manager
Landermeads
Richard Humphries
Senior Policy Fellow
The King’s Fund
PM
Professor Julienne Meyer
Executive Director
My Home Life
DN
Donna Nussey
Deputy Head of Quality and Patient Safety
Mid Notts Clinical Commissioning Group
CP
Claire Poole
Team Manager, Optimum Workforce Leadership, Quality and Market Management Team
Nottinghameshire County Council
Emma Self.pdf Download Link
Patricia Boyle.pdf Download Link

Refreshment break, exhibition, scavenger hunt and networking

11:15 AM 11:45 PM Orangery, ground floor

Take part in the scavenger hunt (3 x £100 John Lewis vouchers up for grabs!), visit the exhibition stands and decide which of the 4 breakout sessions you would like to attend after the tea break. No need to sign up in advance, just show up to the one you want (first-come, first-serve).
AM Session

Workshop A: Delivering integrated health and care in specialist housing services

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

11.45am
Welcome and introduction
Robert Johnstone, Board Member, International Forum for Integrated Care

11.50am 
Relational inspection in care homes: working together to get R.I.C.H
  • Hear about an approach to relational inspections designed to develop collaboration between inspectors, care home management, staff, residents and relatives.
Edel Roddy, Research Fellow, My Home Life Team, the University of the West of Scotland

12.25pm 
Integrating health and care: how to make it happen
  • Hear about the key ingredients to delivering successful integration across health and social care.
  • Hear about examples of making it happen at a local level and the key outcomes achieved.
Maxine Espley, Executive Director for Health, Care and support, Accord Housing Association

12.45pm
Questions and discussion

Speakers

Maxine Espley
Executive Director of Health
Social Care and Support, Accord Housing Association
Robert Johnstone
Board Member
International Forum for Integrated Care
ER
Edel Roddy
Research Fellow/ Kinections Project Lead
University of the West of Scotland
Edel Roddy, slides.pdf Download Link
Maxine Espley, slides.pdf Download Link
AM Session

Workshop B: Good, co-ordinated care from the residents and family’s perspective

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

11.45am Welcome and introduction

11.50am Changing attitudes with John’s Campaign
Understand why we need to shift our thinking and see the carer as the source of strength for people living with dementia.
Julia Jones, Co-founder, John’s Campaign
Julie Rayner, Care Quality, Governance and Compliance Director and Infection Control Lead, Hallmark Care Homes

12.15pm Marie Curie supporting future care planning in care homes
  • Hear how Marie Curie is working in North West London to help ensure all care homes residents create a future care plan that suits the residents and their family or next of kin.
Debbie Ripley, Regional Manager, Marie Curie Community Nursing Service
Nicola Wigmore, Clinical Nurse Manager, Marie Curie Community Nursing Service

12.35pm Questions and discussion

Speakers

Patricia Boyle
Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King's Fund
Julia Jones
Co-founder
John’s Campaign
Julie Rayner
Care Quality, Governance and Compliance Director
Hallmark Care Homes
Debbie Ripley
Regional Manager
Marie Curie Community Nursing Service
Nicola Wigmore
Clinical Nurse Manager
Marie Curie Community Nursing Service
Debbie Ripley.pdf Download Link
Julie Rayner.pdf Download Link
AM Session

Workshop C: Measuring quality of life and care in care homes

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

11.45am Welcome and introduction
Professor Julienne Meyer, Executive Director, My Home Life

11.50am Achieving the best care possible: factors contributing to success
  • Understand the key elements of healthcare provision necessary to achieve high-quality health care for care home residents and appropriate use of NHS.
Claire Goodman, Professor of Health Care Research, Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care, University of Hertfordshire 

12.10pm Evidence-based lessons from the Enhanced Health in Care Homes Models
  • Hear about the research carried out by the Improvement Analytics Unit, which has evaluated four different care homes initiatives, and their analysis of emergency hospital use of care home residents across England.
Therese Lloyd, Senior Statistician, Improvement Analytics Unit, The Health Foundation (confirmed)

12.30pm Questions and discussion

Speakers

Claire Goodman
Professor of Health Care Research
Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care, University of Hertfordshire
Therese Lloyd
Senior Statistician
Improvement Analytics Unit, The Health Foundation
PM
Professor Julienne Meyer
Executive Director
My Home Life
Claire Goodman.pdf Download Link
Therese Loyd.pdf Download Link
AM Session

Workshop D: Workforce recruitment and retention across the system

11:45 AM 12:45 PM Edwards room, first floor

11.45am
Workforce recruitment and retention-an interactive workshop session in which participants will:
  • consider the range of factors influencing recruitment and retention in care homes
  • understand evidence of the relationship between staffing and quality and how this can be used for addressing the staffing challenge at the individual, organisational and policy level
  • appreciate the range of recruitment and retention approaches and innovations being used in the sector and consider what might work and why in their own organisation.
  • sense check their current situation and appraise what they could do to improve recruitment and retention in their own organisation.
Professor Karen Spilsbury, Nursing Research, University of York 
Cyd Akrill, Head of Operations, Springfield Healthcare 

This session will include presentation and table discussions

Speakers

Cyd Akrill
Head of Operations
Springfield Healthcare
Professor Karen Spilsbury
Nursing Research
University of York
Karen Spilsbury.pdf Download Link

Lunch, exhibition, scavenger hunt and networking

01:00 PM 02:00 PM Orangery, ground floor

Take part in the scavenger hunt (£100 John Lewis vouchers up for grabs!), visit the exhibition stands and decide which of the 4 breakout sessions you would like to attend after the lunch. No need to sign up in advance, just show up to the one you want (first-come, first-serve)
PM Session

Workshop E: Community engagement

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard A, lower ground floor

2.00pm
Welcome and introduction
Professor Julienne Meyer, Executive Director, My Home Life

2.05pm
When the old learn from the young and vice versa
  • Hear how to develop a template for intergenerational communication based on evidence from series two of Old people’s home for4-year olds.
James Brown, Research Fellow, Aston Research Centre for Healthy Ageing, Aston University 
Henriette Lyttle, Executive Director of Marketing and Innovation, ExtraCare Charitable Trust 

2.20pm
Care home friends and neighbours
  • Find out about the exciting national initiative called ‘Care home friends and neighbours’ and how it changes the way the public think about how they might engage with care homes, creating an informal route to connect through building friendships and neighbourly acts
Jennifer Lindfield, Social Action Lead, My Home Life

2.40pm
Questions and discussion

Speakers

J
Jennifer Lindfield
Social Action Lead
My Home Life
James Brown
Research Fellow
Aston Research Centre for Healthy Ageing
HL
Henriette Lyttle
Executive Director Marketing and Innovation
ExtraCare Charitable Trust
PM
Professor Julienne Meyer
Executive Director
My Home Life
Henriette Lyttle-Breukelaar, slides.pdf Download Link
James Brown slides.pdf Download Link
Jennifer Lindfield, slides.pdf Download Link
PM Session

Workshop F: Digital tools

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Maynard B, lower ground floor

2.00pm Welcome and introduction
Claire Sutton, Digital Transformation Lead, National Care Forum

2.05pm Digital steps in care homes
In this session, you will hear from a panel of care providers, with speakers from membership bodies, care providers and software suppliers discussing some of the benefits of taking digital steps in your care home
  • hear from Digital Social Care, the website crated by care providers for care providers and learn about the resources available.
  • hear about a case study on how NHS Mail can impact care provision and we will hear from a car provider and software supplier about digitising care planning
Claire Sutton, Digital Transformation Lead, National Care Forum
Daniel Casson, Digital Development Executive, Care England 
Carey Bloomer, Managing Director, Marches Care 
Rachelle Mills, CEO, KareInn
Ffion Roberts, Implementation Manager, Jewish Care 

2.45pm Questions and discussion

Speakers

CB
Carey Bloomer
Managing Director
Marches Care
Daniel Casson
Digital Development Executive
Care England
RM
Rachelle Mills
CEO
KareInn
FR
Ffion Roberts
Jewish Care
Implementation Manager
Claire Sutton
Digital Transformation Lead
National Care Forum
Carey Bloomer.pdf Download Link
Claire Sutton.pdf Download Link
Daniel Casson.pdf Download Link
Ffion Roberts .pdf Download Link
PM Session

Workshop G: Empowering independence and activity in a care home setting

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Edwards room, first floor

2.00pm Welcome and introduction
Robert Johnstone, Board Member, International Forum for Integrated Care

2.05pm Community and cognitive connections: connecting residents to their sporting pasts
  • Hear about a new approach that promotes physical and mental well-being, coupling cognitive stimulation with physical activity, and the impact this can have on care interventions
Tony Jameson-Allen, Co-founder and Director, Sporting Memories and, Visiting Fellow, School of Health and Community Studies, Leeds Beckett University

2.15pm“I’d prefer just to sit here in my room, thanks all the same”
  • Hear stories and ideas that are proven to impact in a positive and immediate way on the health and wellbeing of older people in care
  • Take away ideas of how to involve everyone from domestic staff to grandchildren in promoting movement and independence
Louise Kelly, Programme Lead, Care About Physical Activity, Care Inspectorate Scotland

2.35pm“You surely can’t expect me to do that my age?”-Living an active life in a care home.
  • Hear how to challenge ideas of being active in older age so that residents continue to live and not just exist
  • Understand why it is never too late for prevention
Karin Orman, Assistant Director, Professional Practice, Royal College of Occupational Therapists

2.50pm Questions and discussion

Speakers

J
Julia Roberts
Quality Programme Manager
Royal College of Occupational Therapists
TJ
Tony Jameson-Allen
Co-founder and Director,
Sporting Memories and Visiting Fellow, School of Health and Community Studies, Leeds Beckett University
Robert Johnstone
Board Member
International Forum for Integrated Care
Louise Kelly
Programme Lead, Care About Physical Activity
Care Inspectorate Scotland
KO
Karin Orman
Assistant Director
Professional Practice, Royal College of Occupational Therapists
Karin Orman.pdf Download Link
Louise Kelly.pdf Download Link
Tony-Jameson-Allen.pdf Download Link
PM Session

Workshop H: Developing inclusive support

02:00 PM 03:00 PM Burdett theatre (main theatre), ground floor

2.00pm Welcome and introduction
Patricia Boyle, Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development, The King’s Fund

2.05pm Tailored care and engagement plans for each and every resident
  • Hear how to involve spirituality, life experience and personal likes and dislikes in care for those with and without capacity.
Helen Simmons, Chief Executive, Nightingale Hammerson 

2.25pm Caring for people living with HIV
  • Understand what everyone should know about providing care for residents living with HIV and how to protect people’s rights.
Cheryl Gowar, Policy and Campaigns Manager, National Aids Trust (NAT)

2.45pm Questions and discussion

Speakers

Patricia Boyle
Senior Consultant, Leadership and Organisational Development
The King's Fund
Cheryl Gowar
Policy and Campaigns Manager
National Aids Trust (NAT)
Helen Simmons
Chief Executive
Nightingale Hammerson
Cheryl Gowar.pdf Download Link
Helen Simmons.pdf Download Link

Refreshment break, exhibition, scavenger hunt and networking

03:00 PM 03:20 PM Orangery, ground floor

Last chance to collect the stamps from the exhibitors and take part in the scavenger hunt (£100 John Lewis vouchers up for grabs!).
PM Session

Closing plenary

03:20 PM 04:30 PM Burdett theatre, ground floor

3.20pm Welcome back
Richard Humphries, Senior Policy Fellow, The King’s Fund

3.25pm
The role of quality improvement methodology in a care home environment
Professor Adam Gordon, Consultant Geriatrician, University of Nottingham 

3.45pm
Let’s talk death, dying and bereavement
Julie Pearce, Julie Pearce, Executive Director of Nursing, Allied Health Professionals and Quality, Marie Curie UK

4.05pm
Questions and discussion

4.30pm
Close of conference

Speakers

Professor Adam Gordon
Consultant Geriatrician
University of Nottingham
Richard Humphries
Senior Policy Fellow
The King’s Fund
Julie Pearce
Executive Director of Nursing, Allied Health Professionals and Quality
Marie Curie UK
Adam Gordon.pdf Download Link
Julie Pearce.pdf Download Link