Day 1, 13th October 2015
08.00
09.00
Registration
Introduction from Chair
Dr Phil Hammond, Doctor and Broadcaster
09.05
A health and care system under pressure: rising to the challenges
- Meeting growing demands with limited resources
- How do we pursue excellence in the face of austerity
- Solutions, sources of support and integrating services
Professor David Haslam, Chair, NICE
Keynote
09.25
09.45
Keynote address
Ged Fitzgerald, Chief Executive, Liverpool City Council
09.45
10.25
Learning from social care
How can health and social care services work together to make their resources go further?
In what ways will our health and social care system have changed by 2020?
Thinking of patients as service users: putting people at the heart of decision making
Tony Hunter, Chief Executive, SCIE
Sharon Allen, Chief Executive, Skills for Care
Bill Mumford, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Morning break
Service delivery and
Supporting vulnerable
Commissioning for
Innovation into
organisation
people
quality
practice
STREAM A
STREAM B
STREAM C
STREAM D
Professor Mark Baker,
Bill Mumford, NonDr Phil Hammond,
Mirella Marlow,
Director, Centre for
Executive Director, NICE
Doctor and Broadcaster Programme Director,
Clinical Practice, NICE
Device and Diagnostic
Systems, NICE
Multimorbidity: chronic
Supporting people with
NICE guidance for CCGs New approaches to
disease management in
learning disabilities and
and GPs: are we
medicine regulation
the community
challenging behaviour
getting it right?
and approval
- Assessment,
- Understanding individual
- Is NICE guidance
- New ideas on
prioritisation, and
and environmental risk
working for primary
sharing risk and
management of care for
factors in challenging
care doctors and
reward in drug
people with multiple
behaviour
commissioners?
development
long-term conditions
- Ensuring safe and
- Local financial
- Developing a
- Establishing effective
appropriate interventions
challenges of
system-wide view of
inter-agency
- Behaviour support
implementing national
the drug evaluation
communication
planning and assessment of guidelines
and licensing process
- Developing thorough
personal need
- What do
- Adaptive licensing:
discharge planning and
- The importance of intercommissioners need
progressively building
care handover services
agency communication
from NICE?
a real-life evidence
- Using clinical
base
Dr Amina Aitsi-Selmi,
Professor Glynis Murphy,
judgment and taking
- Early Access to
Consultant in
NICE Committee Chair,
patients’ values into
Medicines scheme:
International Public
Challenging behavior and
account: applying
providing timely
Health, and NICE Fellow
learning disabilities
guidelines in practice
access to medicines in
- A unique opportunity
the UK
Professor Peter Bower,
Keith Wyncoll, NICE
to put your questions
Dr Sarah Garner,
Lead for Primary Care,
Committee Member,
and views about NICE
Associate Director,
University of Manchester
Challenging behaviours and and primary care to
Research and
learning disabilities
members of NICE
Development, NICE
Jonathan Underhill,
Senior Management
Associate Director of
Holly Butcher, Family
Team
Paul Catchpole,
Medicines Evidence, NICE Support Manager,
Professor David
Director of Market
Challenging Behaviour
Haslam, Chair, NICE
Access and Value,
Foundation
ABPI
Sir Andrew Dillon, Chief
Executive, NICE
Paul Lenihan, CEO,
10.25
11.00
11.40
Implementation
workshops
STREAM E
NICE Field Team
workshop: focus on
social care
- Using NICE
guidance to improve
quality in social care
- A discussion of local
experiences and
learning
opportunities
Christina McArthur,
Implementation
Consultant, Field
Team, NICE
Chris Connell,
Implementation
Consultant, Field
Team, NICE
Karen Murphy,
Assistant Director,
Public Health and
Commissioning,
Solihull Metropolitan
Borough Council
Elizabeth Hancock,
Business Manager,
Fulford Nursing
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Action Duchenne
11.45
12.20
Transforming services:
new models of care
- The role of community
services and mental
health providers
- Establishing multidisciplinary teams
- Engaging front-line staff
in service redesign
Mark Winstanley, Chief
Executive, Rethink
Paul Jenkins, Chief
Executive, Tavistock and
Portman NHS Foundation
Trust
Emergency planning and
resilience: reducing excess
winter deaths
- Identifying vulnerable
groups and health risks
associated with cold homes
- Good practice:
implementing safe and
effective interventions
- A strategy for improving
health and wellbeing
among at-risk groups
Dr Alistair Blair, Chief
Clinical Officer,
Northumberland CCG
Dr Julian Treadwell, GP,
Hindon Surgery
Alice Woudhuysen, Health
Service Policy Advisor, Age
UK
Dr Angie Bone, Head of
Extreme Events and Health
Protection, Public Health
England
John Kolm-Murray,
Seasonable Health and
Affordable Warmth
Coordinator, Islington
Council, and NICE
Committee Member,
Excess winter deaths and
morbidity
Home
NHS England’s
Commissioning
Through Evaluation
programme
- Providing managed
early access to
procedures not
routinely funded by
the NHS
- The NHS as a
research lab:
developing a robust
evidence base
- What are the pros
and cons of
Commissioning
Through Evaluation
for commissioners?
Professor Bruce
Campbell, NICE
Committee Chair,
Interventional
Procedures Advisory
Committee
Ann Jarvis, Acute
Portfolio Director,
Specialised Services,
NHS England
Dr Jim McLenachan,
Consultant
Cardiologist, Leeds
Teaching Hospitals
NHS Trust
12.25
13.05
Delivering high quality
acute care
- The challenge of
providing seven-day
services
- From admission to
discharge: ensuring safe
transitions between
acute and community
settings
-Delivering out-of-hours
care
Professor Mark Baker,
Centre for Clinical
Practice Director, NICE
Professor Finbarr Martin,
Non-Executive Director,
NICE
An integrated approach to
safeguarding children
- Recognising, assessing,
and responding to
maltreatment of children
and young people
- Working together: focus
on multi-agency child
protection practices
- Identifying the key
challenges across the care
pathway
Linda Mussell, Clinical
Engagement Lead, Child
Protection Information
Sharing, HSCIC
Using NICE to support
commissioning across
the care pathway:
where do you start?
- Identifying how new
NICE guidance affects
local priorities
- Bringing services into
line with NICE’s
recommendations
- Case study:
overcoming challenges
David Lowe, GP,
Safeguarding and Looked
After Children, Sandwell
and West Birmingham
Hospitals
Dr Lise Hertel, GP
Mental Health Lead,
NHS Newham CCG
Steve Sparks, Associate
Director, Field team,
NICE
Karen Murphy,
Assistant Director,
Public Health and
Commissioning, Solihull
Assessing the value
of new medicines:
challenges facing
NICE and the NHS
- How should the
value of innovative
new treatments be
assessed?
- Managing
uncertainty and risk:
what does and
doesn’t work?
- Reconciling
pharmaceutical
pricing with finite
resources in the NHS
- Access to cancer
treatments and the
Cancer Drugs Fund
-Introducing the NICE
Office for Market
Access
Professor Carole
Longson, Director,
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Metropolitan Borough
Council
Centre for Health
Technology
Evaluation, NICE
Paul Catchpole,
Director of Market
Access and Value,
ABPI
Eric Low, Chief
Executive, Myeloma
UK
13.05
14.25
14.25
15.05
Lunchtime
1. Sector roundtables and assisted networking 13.05-14.05
2. Live learning stage: Accessing NICE Quality Standards 13.20-13.50
Making it easier for commissioners and service providers to access information and improve quality
Andrew Mitchell, Senior Information Architect, Evidence Resources, NICE
Alison Desimone, Search Analyst, Evidence Resources, NICE
Tom Proudman, Business Analyst, Evidence Resources, NICE
3. NICE International 13.05-13.55
How learning from NICE has been adapted for healthcare systems overseas
Bringing back lessons from overseas to support improvements in the UK
Sir Andrew Dillon, Chief Executive, NICE
Professor Tony Rudd, National Clinical Director for Stroke, NHS England
Dr Amanda Adler, NICE Committee Chair, Technology Appraisal Committee
Francoise Cluzeau, Associate Director, NICE International, NICE
4. UK PharmaScan: 5 years on 13.05-13.55
Reflecting on the impact UK PharmaScan has had on supporting access to new medicines since its inception
Chair: Paul Catchpole, Value and Access Director, ABPI
Dr Luan Linden Phillips, Senior Analyst, Horizon Scanning and Intelligence Centre, NIHR
James Parnham, Market Access Director, Eli Lilly
Steve Bramham-Jones Public Affairs Manager, Napp
5. Meet the NICE Field team 13.05-14.05
Steve Sparks, Associate Director, Field Team, NICE
Annie Coppel, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Stephen Judge, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Christina McArthur, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Chris Connell, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Deborah O’Callaghan, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Jane Moore, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Lesley Edgar, Implementation Consultant, Field Team, NICE
Reducing bureaucracy:
Prescribing for vulnerable
Integrating services:
minimising the burden of adults
building a business
data collections
- Community and acute
case
-Freeing up resources and pharmacy: bridging the
- Demonstrating need
enabling front-line staff
information gaps
for investment
to focus on care
- Ensuring medication safety - Making the most of
-Transparency of the cost in care homes
existing resources
of data collections
- A pharmacist’s role in
-Finding and reusing data
safeguarding vulnerable
Catherine Pollard,
already collected
adults
Director of Pricing
Lelly Oboh, Senior
Development, Monitor
Nicholas Oughtibridge,
Prescribing Advisor, London
Head of Information
Older People’s Development Jane Turnbull,
Standards, HSCIC
Programme
Evaluator, West Belfast
Partnership Board
Dr Kate Walters, GP and
Honorary Consultant in
Dr Chris Allen,
Primary Care, Royal Free
Consultant Clinical
NHS Trust
Psychologist, Clinical
Lead for Dementia,
Putting innovation
into practice
- Identifying and
overcoming barriers
to change
- Case study: point-ofcare blood clotting
monitor
- Case study:
differential diagnosis
of inflammatory
bowel disease
Jennifer Watts,
Associate Director,
Adoption and Impact,
NICE
Dr Andy Poullis,
Consultant
Gastroenterologist, St
Field team
workshop: focus on
public health and
the voluntary and
community sector
(VCS)
- What does
collaboration
between NICE, Public
Health England and
VCS look like on a
local level?
- Overview of the
Better Data project
- Case study: using
health intelligence
and evidence based
guidance to ‘build a
better business case'
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Gerry Bennison, NICE
Committee member,
Medicines Management in
Care Homes
Berkshire Healthcare,
NHS Windsor Ascot
and Maidenhead CCG
George’s University
Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust
Pierre Hazelwood,
Director, Point of
Care, Roche
Diagnostics
Dawn Rooney,
National Sales
Manager, Roche
Diagnostics
Deborah
O’Callaghan,
Implementation
Consultant, Field
Team, NICE
Stephen Judge,
Implementation
Consultant, Field
Team, NICE
Sarah Hassell, Health
Improvement Lead,
Public Health
England East
Midlands
Jackie Carpenter,
Assistant Director
Strategic Services
and Development,
Derventio Housing
Kate Gillespie,
Healthy Futures
Manager, Derventio
Housing
15.05
15.35
15.40
16.20
Afternoon refreshments in the exhibition area
Getting the most out of
your clinical audit
- Building an evidence
base for quality
improvement plans
- How to use your data
efficiently to identify
priority areas
- Engaging clinical staff
Fiona Brand, Psychiatric
Liaison Nurse, Oxford
Health NHS Foundation
Trust
Sandra Parker, Quality
and Audit Officer, Oxford
Health NHS Foundation
Trust
Supporting older people:
delivering personal and
responsive home care
- How do we ensure quality
and consistency across a
broad sector?
- How can we provide a
complete care package for
people with diverse needs?
- Promoting effective
working relationships
between home care and
healthcare practitioners
Frances Smethurst, Head of
Adult Social Care Policy,
Care Quality Commission
Bridget Warr, Chief
Executive, UK Homecare
Association
Frances Healey, Head of
Patient Safety
Intelligence, Research
and Evaluation, NHS
England
16.25
16.45
16.45
Making and
measuring quality
improvements in your
CCG
-Using quality
standards in
commissioning
-Indicators for quality
improvement
-Examples of
measurement in
practice
Nick Baillie, Associate
Director, Quality
Standards and
Indicators, NICE
Professor Danny
Keenan, NICE
Committee Chair,
Indicators Committee
Patient groups and
charities: supporting
innovation
- The role of patient
groups in promoting
the uptake of
innovation
- Patients and service
users as advocates for
change
- Asthma UK’s
‘Compare Your Care’
campaign
Daisy Ellis, Head of
Policy, Asthma UK
Hannah Winter,
Policy and Evidence
Manager, Prostate
Cancer UK
Mark Minchin,
Associate Director,
NICE
Set the agenda: what does high quality care mean to you?
- Share your vision of high quality care
Extremes in urgent care: life, death and the limits of the human body
Dr Kevin Fong, Co-Director, Centre for Altitude, Space, and Extreme Environment Medicine; Consultant Anaesthetist, University
College Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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17.15
1830
Drinks reception in exhibition hall
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Day 2
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Day 2, 14 October 2015
08.30
09.00
09.05
09.50
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10.10
10.10
10.30
10.3011.05
11.05
11.35
12.05
12.35
13.05
Registration opens
Welcome from the conference chair
Dr Phil Hammond, Doctor and Broadcaster
Delivering a fair system
- Addressing financial pressures whilst meeting patients’ and service users’ expectations
- High-cost medicines and the NHS’s finite resources
- Future-proofing the system for the rising demand of an ageing population
Sir Andrew Dillon, Chief Executive, NICE
Adrian Masters, Managing Director of Sector Development, Monitor
Richard Torbett, Executive Director, Commercial UK, ABPI
Jeremy Hughes, Chief Executive, Alzheimer’s Society
Ministerial address
Professor Mark Drakeford AM, Welsh Assembly Member and Minister for Health and Social Services, Welsh Government
Vanguards: delivering the Five Year Forward View
NHS vanguard sites and the New Models of Care Programme
Dr Phil Earnshaw, Chair, NHS Wakefield CCG
Dr Amanda Sullivan, Chief Officer, NHS Newark and Sherwood CCG
Has evidence-based practice gone too far?
Striking a balance between evidence and experience
Alistair McLellan, Editor, HSJ
Dr Maureen Baker, Chair, RCGP
Professor David Haslam, Chair, NICE
Morning Break
Antimicrobial stewardship: the UK’s role in a global public health challenge
Progress on the UK five-year Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy
Focus on antibiotic prescribing: decision fatigue
The importance of public education
Felicity Harvey, Director General for Public Health, Department of Health
Dr Mike Turner, Head of Infection and Immunobiology, Wellcome Trust
Transforming leadership
A national view of leadership across health and social care
Improving organisational culture and transparency
How can the best performing organisations share their learning?
Professor Wendy Reid, Director of Education & Quality for Health, Health Education England
Vijya Nath, Director, Leadership Development, The King’s Fund
Professor Gillian Leng, Deputy Chief Executive, NICE
Shared Learning Awards
Professor David Haslam, Chair, NICE
Lunchtime
1. Guided exhibition tour ?
2. Live Learning ?
3. NICE Roundtable: meet NICE’s Board of Non-Executive Directors 13.30-14.00
Professor David Haslam, Chair, NICE
Dr Margaret Helliwell, Vice-Chair, NICE
Professor David Hunter, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Professor Finbarr Martin, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Bill Mumford, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Professor Rona McCandlish, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Tim Irish, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Andy Mckeon, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Linda Seymour, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Jonathan Tross CB, Non-Executive Director, NICE
Working with NICE
The future of
Long-term conditions
Lifestyle and wellbeing
Implementation
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Professor Gillian Leng,
Deputy Chief Executive,
NICE
STREAM A
14.2015.00
Getting the most from
NICE guidance: focus on
mental health services
- Ensuring effective change:
prioritisation and best
practice
- Patient experiences of
service improvement
- Improving psychosocial
assessments
Micheline Tremblay,
Consultant in Adult General
Psychiatry, Cheshire and
Wirral Partnership NHS
Foundation Trust, and NICE
Fellow
Robert Westhead, NICE
Committee member,
Bipolar disorder
Fiona Brand, Psychiatric
Liaison Nurse, Oxford
Health NHS Foundation
Trust
Sandra Parker, Quality and
Audit Officer, Oxford Health
NHS Foundation Trust
healthcare
Professor Carole
Longson, Director,
Centre for Health
Technology Evaluation,
NICE
STREAM B
How genetics can
impact healthcare
- Increased availability
of genetic testing and
the future of primary
care
- The importance of a
free NHS in the era of
genetic medicine
- Opportunities for
personalised medicine
Professor Sir Munir
Pirmohamed, Executive
Director, Liverpool
Health Partners, and
NHS Chair of
Pharmacogenetics,
University of Liverpool
Katherine Taylor, Chief
Executive, Ovarian
Cancer Action
Phil Hammond, Doctor
and Broadcaster
STREAM C
Enabling patient-led
decision making
- The value of patient-led
decision making
- Case study: atrial
fibrillation patient
decision aid
Trudie Lobban, Chief
Executive and Founder,
Arrhythmia Alliance
Weeliat Chong, Chief
Pharmacist, Humber NHS
Foundation Trust, and
NICE Committee Chair,
Medicines optimisation
Dr Felix Greaves, Deputy
Director, Science and
Strategic Information,
Public Health England
STREAM D
Public health and
poverty
- The impact of poverty
on life expectancy: what
are the unique
challenges?
- Tackling health
inequalities: the
north/south divide
Jonathan Hope, Section
Head for Benefits and
Utilisation, HSCIC
Margaret Whitehead,
Chair, Inquiry on Health
Equity for the North
Andy Hutchinson,
Technical Advisor,
Medicines Education,
NICE
workshops
STREAM E
Roundtable
discussion:
NICE’s Adoption
and Impact
Programme
- Supporting
uptake of proven
innovative new
technologies by
the NHS
- Identifying
opportunities
and sharing best
practice
TBD
Jennifer Watts,
Associate
Director,
Adoption and
Impact, NICE
Lee Dobson,
Programme
Manager,
Medical
Technologies,
Evaluation
Programme,
NICE
Professor Mark
Caulfield, Chief
Scientist, Genomics
England
Heather
Stephens,
Technology
Implementation
Manager,
Adoption and
Impact, NICE
Leighton
Coombes, Senior
Programme
Analyst,
Adoption and
Impact, NICE
15.0515.45
NICE guidance: measuring
uptake and impact
- The new NICE Uptake
Collection, developing a
national picture of uptake
Using data to improve
outcomes
- Sharing sensitive data
- Using a medicine
dashboard
- Using real-time data
Supporting people with
long-term conditions
-The patient-caregiver
relationship as a
collaborative partnership
-Ensuring safety and
Investing in a healthy
community
- Remaining effective in
times of austerity
- The business case for
investment into
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- Support for auditing
quality improvements using
NICE Quality Standards:
how NICE and HQIP are
working together
Sally Chisholm, Programme
Director, Adoption and
Impact, NICE
Professor Danny Keenan,
Medical Director,
Healthcare Quality
Improvement Partnership
systems across services:
from hospitals to
primary care
Ian Davison, Business
and Information
Services Director, North
of England
Commissioning Support
Unit
quality in self-care
Jo-Anna Holmes, Head of
Integrated Care, Age UK
Paul Chrisp, Programme
Director, Medicines and
Prescribing, and
Guideline Updates
Programmes, NICE
Kim Teasdale, Group
Chair, Commissioning
Manager, RAIDR, South
Tyneside CCG
prevention programmes
- Using NICE’s ROI tools
Ged Fitzgerald, Chief
Executive, Liverpool City
Council
Jane Turnbull, Evaluator,
West Belfast Partnership
Board
Kay Nolan, Associate
Director, Centre for
Public Health, NICE
Heather Ryan, GP, Aintree
University Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust
15.50
Demonstrating the value of
medical technologies
- Driving uptake of proven
innovative technologies
across the healthcare
system
- What evidence does NICE
look for from industry?
- Building a case for
adoption: EXOGEN
ultrasound bone healing
system
Dr Ruth McKernan CBE,
Chief Executive, Innovate
UK
Jeff Stonadge, Director of
Strategic Reimbursement,
Bioventus
Dr Leeza Osipenko,
Associate Director,
Scientific Advice, NICE
16.30
Digital influences on
the delivery of
healthcare
- Health apps and
online resources for
patients: help or
hindrance?
- NICE’s role in
assessing digital
healthcare: how far
should it extend?
Bob Gann, Programme
Director, Widening
Digital Participation,
NHS England
John Powell, Consultant
Clinical Advisor, Centre
for Health Technology
Evaluation, NICE
Jennifer Martin,
Programme Manager,
NIHR Mindtech
Regaining independence:
supporting people to live
in their homes
-Reablement and
intermediate care
- Medicines optimisation
across sectors
- Ensuring the best
possible outcomes
Ageing well: midlife
interventions
- What lifestyle factors
are associated with
healthy ageing?
- Promoting long-term
behavior prevent onset of
disability, dementia, and
frailty later in life
Dee Christie, Committee
Chair, Short term
interventions for
regaining independence,
NICE
Jo-Anna Holmes, Head of
Integrated Care, Age UK
Patricia McCormick,
Reablement
Pharmicist,Whittington
Health
Laura Stewart,
Committee Member,
Short term interventions
for regaining
independence, NICE
Dr Jan Hopkins, Ageing
Well in Work Project
Manager, Greater
Manchester Public Health
Network
Robin Ireland, Chief
Executive, Health
Equalities Group
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