The Art of Winning Contracts

Description

9.15:   REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS

9.45:   PURPOSE OF THE DAY AND INTRODUCTION
           DR JOHNNY MARSHALL, NAPC

10.00: IDENTIFICATION OF NEEDS SESSION DR NAV CHANA
           NAPC FACILITATOR
10.30: UNDERSTANDING THE REQUIREMENTS OF
           COMMISSIONERS (tbc)

10.50: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

11.00: REFRESHMENTS

11.15: AN INSIDERS INSIGHT INTO WHAT TENDERS
           SHOULD INCLUDE DR PETER SMITH NAPC AND  UNITED HEALTHCARE

12.00: WHAT ALL THIS MEANS FOR YOU 
            (GROUP/INDIVIDUAL WORK)
           DR NAV CHANA/GERALD MCLEAN MAC2 CONSULTING

13.00:  LUNCH

13.45: CHOICE OF PARALLEL SESSIONS
           A1 TENDERING FOR PRIMARY CARE PROVISION
           DR PETER SMITH, NAPC AND UNITED HEALTHCARE

           A2 TENDERING THROUGH PBC DR CHARLES ALESSI
           CHURCHILL MEDICAL CENTRE

15.00: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

15.20: NEXT STEPS DR NAV CHANA/GERALD MCLEAN
           MAC2 CONSULTING

16:00 : Close

Please note, on day of workshop you be given a £50 refund on registration.

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Intelligent Practice-Based Commissioning

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Wednesday 16th July 2008

Chair: Dr Richard Jenkins

9:00 Arrival – tea and coffee

9:30 Welcome and introductions – Chair

9:45 The Opportunity Locator and Prioritise Opportunities
for practice based commissioners – Dr Richard
Jenkins, GP, Associate - NHS Institute for Innovation
and Improvement

10:30 How practice based commissioners can best use the
No Delays Achiever – Matt Hill, Associate - NHS
Institute for Innovation and Improvement

11:15 Tea and coffee

11:30 Group discussion - Chair

12:00 Practice based commissioning for No Delays – Dr
James Kingsland, GP, Chair – National Association of
Primary Care

12:45 Summary and close - Chair

13:00 Lunch

For more information on how to get to Scarman House, please go to http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/conferences/aboutus/gettinghere/

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN NAPC EVENT

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Personalising Health and Social Care

Description

National Association of Primary Care (NAPC)
Spring Conference
13 May 2008
Personalising Health and Social Care

09:00   Registration, refreshments and exhibition

Expert Advice Tables and Exhibition

09:50  Welcome from Conference Chair
            Roy Lilley, Independent Health Expert, Broadcaster and Writer  

09:55 Introduction from NAPC
 Mike Ramsden, Chief Executive, National Association of Primary Care

10:05 Keynote address: Lord Darzi, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (invited)

10:25 Questions and answers

10:35   Improving patient experience and engagement
Angela Coulter, Chief Executive, Picker Institute Europe

10:55  Delivering more choice and control through direct payments
Jeff Jerome, Director of Adult and Community Services, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Personalisation Lead and Chair of the Disability Network for Association of Directors of Adult Social Services

11:15 Questions and answers

11:30  Refreshments and networking

Expert Advice Tables and Exhibition

Experts will provide practical advice for delegates on themes such as:
IT, property infrastructure, patient records, corporate manslaughter and legal advice during the refreshment and lunch breaks

11:55  Seminars

1. Successes in self care: the patient perspective
Dr. Patricia Wilkie, President, National Association for Patient Participation

2. New, practical guidance on NHS/ pharmaceutical Industry leadership: Senior representatives from Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industries and Department of Health (sponsored by ABPI and DH)

3. New developments in telecare – speaker to be confirmed

4. What Individual Budgets mean for GPs and joint working
Martin Routledge, National Programme Manager for Personalisation, Care Services Improvement Partnership (invited)

5. Delegates’ choice – watch the website for further details

13:00  Buffet lunch and exhibition

Expert Advice Tables and Exhibition

14:00 Excellence in customer care: Prof. Michael R Chester, Consultant Cardiologist, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital Trust and Professor of Rehabilitation and Preventative Health Education, Liverpool Hope University

14:20  Making joint budgets work to personalise care
Geraint Griffiths, Locality Director West, South Staffordshire PCT and
Phil Smith, District Director of Health and Social Care, Cannock Chase District Council

14: 35 Panel discussion: Predictions on the impact of personalising care
Chaired by: Roy Lilley

14:50  Questions and answers

15:05 Refreshments and networking

Expert Advice Tables and Exhibition

15:30- 16:30  Seminars

6. Managed care: health improvement and promotion Tim Richardson, GP Partner, Integrated Care Partnership & Director Epsom Day Surgery

7. Giving your patients a ‘Free choice’: Guy Lavis, Head of Stakeholder Relations, NHS Choices (sponsored by NHS Choices)

8. Overcoming the challenges of Joint Strategic Needs Assessments
Dr Farhang Tahzib, joint PCT/ West Sussex County Council Director of Public Health and/ or Paul McGloin, Deputy Director of Public Health, WSCC (invited)

9. Personalising care in mental Health: James Kingsland, Chair, NAPC and Robin Williams

10. Delegates’ choice – watch the website for further details

16.30  Close of conference
 

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Event For Practice Based Commissioning Providers

Description

National Association of Primary Care (NAPC)
Organised by NAPC Services Limited

Event For Practice Based Commissioning Providers

Wednesday 23 April 2008
King s Fund
Cavendish Square
London W1

What role does customer relations play in the delivery of primary care? Does it have a role at all? In an increasingly consumerised service with a plurality of providers, public and private, customer relations will play an increasing role.

This educational, no-fee, event is aimed at GPs and managers and gives them the opportunity to explore the concept of customer relationships and its role and relevance in modern healthcare.
The day will also provide opportunities to network, share best practice.

Spaces are limited so book early to ensure you have a place.

Programme
09.15 Registration and Coffee
09.45 Speed Networking
10.00 Welcome and Introduction to the Day:
Roy Lilley, Chair: Broadcaster & Writer
10.05 Rules of Engagement for Primary Care:
Dr David Colin-Thome, Department of Health, National Clinical Director for
Primary Care.
10.35 Small Group Work Discussion of Opportunities, Identification of Obstacles,
Issues for NAPC to Action
12.00 Data Delight:
David White, TNS Acorn
12.30 Lunch and Meet Exhibitors
13.30 Importance of Customer Relations:
CBI, Speaker to be confirmed
14.00 Open Space Ask the Experts
15.30 Q&A
16.00 Close

To register please email Sally Kitt, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , with your full name, job title and address

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Workshop For Commercial Sector

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National Association of Primary Care
Organised by NAPC Services Ltd.,

Workshop For Commercial Sector

Wednesday 9 April 2008

Medical Society of London
Chandos Street
London W1

13.00: Registration and Lunch

13.45 Welcome and Introductions:  Roy Lilley, Chair:  Writer & Broadcaster

13.50 State of Primary Care and Developments Within NAPC:  Mike Ramsden, CEO, NAPC

14.20 PBC Consortia and Prescribing: Scott McKenzie, McKenzie Consultancy

14.50 Commissioning Assurance Framework : State of Play: Speaker to be confirmed

15.20  PBC and GPSI Role: Professor Ram Dhillon & Dr Ashok Deshpande

15.50 Q&A

16.00 Close

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Appraisal & Revalidation

Description

Appraisal and Revalidation in Primary Care for GPs and PCT Managers

Date: 12 March

Venue: Manchester Conference Centre, Manchester

Implementing the recommendations from ‘Trust Assurance and Safety: The White Paper on the Regulation of Healthcare Professionals’.

Contact: For more information please either call Hannah on 020 8541 1399, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit

http://www.healthcare-events.co.uk

Download Brochure:

http://www.healthcare-events.co.uk/conf/booking.php?action=home&id=105

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN NAPC EVENT.

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