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Local Government Intelligence
Care Solutions
24 Mar 2011
Minding the Gap - Providing for Self Payers. A Policy Review TV Analysis Programme held at 1 Birdcage Walk, Westminster London SW1
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A national policy TV programme and Westminster seminar setting out the dilemmas and choices for the Dilnot Commission and government on funding of future care costs for the elderly. This policy analysis event brought together the latest evidence and research with policy makers, advocacy groups, industry speakers and parliamentarians to examine the issues and look at options for the future funding of care and in particular for self payers. Filmed, edited and made available online as an expert analysis archive which can be used in the debate ahead.
Programme
08:30
Chris Horlick, Managing Director of Care, Partnership
Welcome & Introduction from Chair
Biography: Chris Horlick
08:40
Norman Lamb MP, Chief Parliamentary and Political Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister and former Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary
Keynote address
Biography: Norman Lamb MP
09:00
Biography: Michelle Harrison
09:15
Richard Humphries, Senior Fellow, Social Care, The King’s Fund
Partnership Models
Biography: Richard Humphries
09:30
Comment - led by David Brindle, Public Services Editor, The Guardian
09:45
Les Mayhew, Professor of Statistics, Faculty of Actuarial Science and Insurance, CASS Business School
Private Finance Products in Partnership Model
Biography: Professor Les Mayhew
10:00
Julien Forder, Professor of the Economics of Social Policy and Deputy Director, PSSRU, University of Kent and Principal Research Fellow, London School of Economics
Role of the INA
Biography: Julien Forder
10:15
Comment - led by David Brindle, Public Services Editor, The Guardian
Biography: David Brindle
11:00
Kerry Stevens, Head of Service Provision, Adult Social Care, Buckinghamshire County Council
Outreach and Education by Local Authorities
Biography: Kerry Stevens
11:15
Ian Owen, Chairman, Partnership and the ABI Long Term Care Working Group
Is the Industry Equipped to Provide Insurance Solutions?
Biography: Ian Owen
11:30
Lord Lipsey, President, Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA)
The Importance of Finding Qualified Financial Advice for Funding Care
Biography: Lord David Lipsey
12:00
Open Discussion Panel - Can we Solve the Dilemma?
Comment - led by David Brindle, Public Services Editor, The Guardian.
Kerry Stevens, Head of Service Provision, Adult Social Care, Buckinghamshire County Council;
Ian Owen, Chair of Partnership and ABI group on long-term care;
Richard Humphries, Senior Fellow, Social Care, The King’s Fund;
David Brindle, Public Service Editor, The Guardian.
13:00
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