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Local Government IntelligenceNursing in the Big Society
28 Oct 2010
Held at Westminster Studio
This national conference outlined how leading practitioners can shape the future of Nursing and how services will be modelled at local level.
Programme
09:50
Jane Salvage, Independent Expert
Chair person's opening remarks
Biography: Professor Jane Salvage
10:00
Howard Catton, Head of Policy, Royal College of Nursing
Opening address: nursing in the coalition government
Including Chair's opening comments from Jane Salvage, Independent Expert
Biography: Howard Catton
10:20
Panel responses
How will nursing expertise play a role in planning under GP-led commissioning? The role of nursing in leading the quality agenda
Jane Salvage, Independent Expert
Professor June Andrews, Director, Dementia Services Development Centre
Caroline Alexander, Director of Quality Development, Tower Hamlets PCT
Biography: Caroline Alexander
Biography: Professor June Andrews
10:50
Questions and discussion: Session 1
11:00
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
11:30
Andrew Burnell, Chief Executive, City Health Care Partnership CIC
Leading through re-structure: business models and staffing
Biography: Andrew Burnell
11:45
Robin Miller, Senior Fellow, Health Services Management Centre, University of Birmingham
Social enterprises in health services: What does research tell us?
Biography: Robin Miller
12:00
Peter McGurn, Chief Executive, Goodwin Development Trust
Case study: facilitating a successful spin-out
Biography: Peter McGurn
12:15
Panel discussion: Exploiting opportunities in 'the largest social enterprise in the world'
Hugh Rolo, Head of Assets and Investment, Development Trusts Association
Andrew Burnell, Chief Executive, City Health Care Partnership CIC
Robin Miller, Senior Fellow, Health Services Management Centre, University of Birmingham
Peter McGurn, CEO, Doula Project - Goodwin Development Trust
Biography: Hugh Rolo
13:00
Questions and discussion: Session 2
13:10
Buffet lunch, networking and exhibition
14:10
Interactive session: Using Social Enterprise and the Right to Request to Improve Services
Mark Thaxter, Project Lead, Social Enterprise Unit, Department of Health
Jane Gray, Consultant Nurse for Leicester Homeless Healthcare Service
Chris Tully, Lead, Family Nurse Partnership, NHS Derby City
Biography: Jane Gray
Biography: Mark Thaxter
Biography: Chris Tully
What's on now:
14:40
Bob Ricketts, Director of System Management and New Enterprise, Department of Health
New parameters for innovation through competition and choice
Biography: Bob Ricketts CBE
15:00
Bob Ricketts, Director of System Management and New Enterprise, Department of Health
Question and answer session
15:10
Interactive session: Leadership skills and decision making
Peter McGurn, Chief Executive, Goodwin Development Trust
Biography: Peter McGurn
15:40
Closing remarks from the conference chair
15:50
Refreshments and networking
16:15
Close of conference
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