Consolidating the future of the NHS
Consolidating the future of the NHS
The NHS England planning guidance was published at the end of March, and the key word in the document is…
The final day at NCAS Conference. It’s been a fantastic event so far, so looking forward to the final sessions and discussions…
9:00am – Hospital discharge and winter resilience. An apt topic on a drizzly day…
Urgent and Emergency Care Review. #ncasc16 #ncasc2016 pic.twitter.com/Jmp1iRhRYk
— Rachael Wardell (@WardellR) November 4, 2016
Priority to channel shift and get people out of hospital. A demand management focus with preventative models of care key to this (shift from acute to primary and social care)
10:00am – Improving the health of a population. Opening remarks from Matthew Swindells (NHS England National Director for Commissioning, Operations and Information)
Next up Jon Rouse on the Manchester experience:
11:33am – social care in the 21st century
12:46pm – CQC The State of Care:
#ncasc2016 CQC – the good news … pic.twitter.com/GQRdMalkwZ
— Al Thompson (@al__thompson) November 4, 2016
#ncasc2016 CQC – the worrying news – OP services fare worse than LD … pic.twitter.com/UdP0M6DhLF
— Al Thompson (@al__thompson) November 4, 2016
A hard-hitting end to the Conference:
Unmet social care need is a striking point.
#ncasc16 #ncasc2016 pic.twitter.com/StTB74p5Zz
— Rachael Wardell (@WardellR) November 4, 2016
1:34pm – and that’s a wrap folks:
#ncasc2016 done. A good few days, & I’d like to say a special thank you to all friends & clients of @IMPOWERCONSULT who came to our dinners.
— Olly Swann (@ollyswann) November 4, 2016
There has been a lot to take in and think about; the live blog has only been a small snapshot of the three days. Further blogs, reflections and conclusions to follow…