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Unite/CPHVA Annual Professional Conference - Critical Ages, Creative Solutions
19 Oct 2011
Unite/CPHVA Annual Professional conference. Held at The Brighton Centre
Headline Speakers
Lord Professor Victor Adebowale CBE
Chief Executive of Turning Point
Chief Executive of Turning Point
Anne Milton MP
Minister for Public Health
Minister for Public Health
The CPHVA Annual Professional Conference is the premier event for health visitors, school nurses, nursery nurses and other community nurses working in primary care.
Programme
Day 1 - 19 Oct 2011
08:30
Conference Overview
08:35
Poster Overview
08:55
Gail Cartmail, Assistant General Secretary, Unite the Union
09:00
Pre event interview - Sarah Cowley, Professor of Community Practice Development, King’s College London
Explains the unique opportunities that the conference presents for grass roots practitioners, leaders and Government to meet an better understand each other. She also talks about how inspirational and exhilarating participation can be for all invoolved.
Biography: Sarah Cowley
09:10
Debbie Abrahams
interview
09:30
Pre Event Interview - Viv Bennett Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, Department of Health
Explaining the exciting mix of policy, practice and professional issues that will be tackled at this year's annual conference.
09:45
We talk to exhbiitors
09:55
Lord Victor Adebowale, President, CPHVA
Interview
10:00
Alison Higley, Chair, National Professional Committee (NPC)
Chair’s opening remarks
10:05
Lord Victor Adebowale, President, CPHVA
President’s Welcome
Biography: Lord Professor Victor Adebowale CBE
10:15
Gail Cartmail, Assistant General Secretary, Unite the Union
Union address
Biography: Gail Cartmail
10:25
Professor Dickon Weir-Hughes, Chief Executive and Registrar, Nursing and Midwifery Council
Health visiting: a priority for the Nursing and Midwifery Council
Biography: Dickon Weir-Hughes
10:40
Professor Sarah Cowley, Professor of Community Practice Development, King’s College London
Demonstrating outcomes: the evidence
Biography: Sarah Cowley
10:55
Dr Andrea Waylen, Lecturer in Psychology, University of Bristol
The value of data: The Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC)
Biography: Dr Andrea Waylen
11:15
Questions and discussion: Session 1
11:45
Anne Milton MP, Public Health Minister
Ministerial address
Biography: Anne Milton MP
12:10
Obi Amadi, Lead Professional Officer, Health Sector, Unite the Union
Our time is NOW!
Biography: Obi Amadi
12:20
Questions and discussion: Session 2
12:25
12:25
12:25
1.3 Leadership: Concurrent session 1
12:25
1.4 Commissioning: Concurrent session 1
12:25
12:25
1.6 Cultural Issues: Concurrent session 1
12:25
14:30
14:30
14:30
2.3 Leadership: Concurrent session 2
14:30
2.4 Evolving Roles: Concurrent session 2
14:30
2.5 Parenting: Concurrent session 2
14:30
14:30
14:30
16:05
Professor Jean White, Chief Nursing Officer for Wales;Visiting Honorary Professor, Cardiff University
Lessons from the Flying Start Network in Wales
Biography: Professor Jean White
16:20
Sally Burlington, Deputy Director of Children’s Centres and Extended Schools Division, Department for Education
Opportunities for integrated working through Sure Start Children's Centres
Biography: Sally Burlington
16:35
Integrated working panel debate
Chair: Lord Victor Adebowale, President, CPHVA and Chief Executive, Turning Point
To include speakers above and:
Hilton Dawson, Chief Executive, British Association of Social Workers
Lisa Rodrigues, Chief Executive, Sussex Partnership NHS Trust
Clair Robinson, Health Coordinator, Health Improvement Service and Early Intervention Service, NHS East Lancashire
Biography: Lord Professor Victor Adebowale CBE
17:05
Viv Bennett, Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, Department of Health
A call to action: early implementation
Biography: Professor Viv Bennett
17:20
Professor Tony Butterworth CBE, Professor Emeritus of Healthcare Workforce Innovation, Non Executive Director, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement, Specialist Advisor on Nursing and Professions, NHS Employers
Towards 2020 - making community nursing irresistible
Biography: Professor Emeritus Tony Butterworth CBE
Day 2 - 20 Oct 2011
09:30
09:30
09:30
Masterclass 3: M3 Growing, nurturing and sustaining the workforce
09:30
09:30
09:30
11:00
Alison Higley, Chair, National Professional Committee
Chair’s opening remarks
11:05
Debbie Abrahams MP, MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth
Keynote address – influencing policy
Biography: Liz Kendall MP
11:30
Yvonne Coghill OBE, National Lead, Breaking Through Programme
Leading for health
Biography: Yvonne Coghill OBE
11:45
Panel discussion: Influencing commissioners
Mary Kiddy, Associate Director and Consultant Nurse for Public Health, NHS Central Lancashire
Liz Plastow, Children`s Commissioner, South West Essex NHS
Dr Paul Zollinger-Read, Medical Adviser and Clinical Lead on Primary Care, The King's Fund
Biography: Mary Kiddy
Biography: Dr Paul Zollinger-Read
12:15
Unite/CPHVA presentations
13:25
Naomi Eisenstadt CB, Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford and former Director, Social Exclusion Task Force
Addressing child poverty
Biography: Naomi Eisenstadt CB
13:40
Boyd McAdam, Head, Getting It Right For Every Child Team, Scottish Government
Getting It Right For Every Child Programme: moving from crisis intervention to early intervention
Biography: Boyd McAdam
13:55
Panel discussion: Addressing poverty, neglect and assessing children’s needs
To include above speakers and:
Dame Donna Kinnair, Director of Commissioning and Nursing, London Borough of Southwark and Southwark PCT
Biography: Professor Dame Donna Kinnair DBE
14:45
Ros Moore, Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland
A glass half full: asset based approach to tackling health inequalities
Biography: Ros Moore
15:00
Alan Maryon-Davis, Public Health Sciences, Kings College London; Chair, Best Beginnings; Vice-Chair, National Heart Forum
Nudging’ families to lead healthy lives
15:15
Kate Billingham CBE, Project Director, Family Nurse Partnership, Department of Health
The Healthy Child Programme: developments in policy and practice
Biography: Kate Billingham CBE
15:30
Dr Stephen Briers, Clinical Psychologist, Author and TV Presenter
Healthy communities
Biography: Dr Stephen Briers
15:45
Questions and discussion: Session 7
16:00
Carolyn Miller, Chief Executive, Merlin – the UK’s leading charity specialising in International Health
Guest Speaker
Biography: Carolyn Miller
16:20
Alison Higley, Chair, National Professional Committee
Chair’s summation and closing remarks