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    11 January 2023

    This Westminster Health Policy forum conference will discuss the next steps for improving care and support for pregnant women.
    Delegates will assess priorities for the safety and quality of maternity services moving forward following the release of the Final Ockenden review: Independent Review of Maternity Services, and for the Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigation Special Health Authority (MNSI) division of the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch being established for April 2023.
    It will be an opportunity to assess priorities for the Secretary of State, and to examine the future outlook for supporting pregnant women following the publication of the Women’s Health Strategy for England, which highlighted a need for pregnant women to be listened to - and included the ambition for 4m people to receive personalised care by March 2024.
    Areas for discussion include:
    personalised care: assessment of individual needs - improving the access to mental health services - promoting healthy lifestyle choices during pre-conception, pregnancy, and early years workforce support: encouraging professional development, including funding and education - maternal workforce recruitment and retention - improving senior leadership improving patient safety ensuring strong communication in maternity teams providing appropriate pregnancy risk assessment recommendations and guidance for clinical decision making encouraging and delivering continuity of care progress and next steps for the Maternity Transformation Programme following the Better Births report investigation: priorities for the MNSI and ensuring safety concerns are investigated and addressed - learning from mistakes - listening to families quality of care: developing best practice guidelines - delivering high quality services - improving pregnancy outcomes - improving communication with pregnant women inequalities: addressing variation in service provision - tackling disparities in pregnancy outcomes, particularly for ethnic minorities. Register

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    11 January 2023      13 January 2023

    The 2023 Safety-II Practical Applications Conference is an opportunity for shared learning to advance organisational safety maturity. Traditional methods for safety management, while important, are limiting and often reactive. Many safety professionals have focused on Safety-II as an expanded, more proactive approach that focuses on maximizing learning. The intent of this conference is to provide practical tools for implementation of Safety-II and other next generation strategies. 
    Major themes:
    Maximising proactive learning opportunities. Developing effective management and cultural systems. Observing and managing high-risk and/or error-likely situations. Learning to shift narratives and distinctions to influence culture. Case studies from many organisations. Register

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    11 January 2023 08:30      19:00

    Tackling inequalities is of vital importance to improving health outcomes. Join top experts from healthcare, science and policy at this full-day conference, in partnership with NHS England.
    Taking place at the Royal Society of Medicine in Central London, you’ll connect with the latest research and thinking on health inequalities, including at a networking event in the evening.
    The conference will include key speakers and panel sessions in the morning. The panels will focus on the importance of the key clinical areas outlined in the Core20PLUS5 approach and the role of national organisations in reducing healthcare inequalities. In the afternoon there will be expert sessions, focusing on the five clinical areas of health inequalities and a session on prevention. These will be delivered by senior leads from NHS England and specialist leads from the Royal Society of Medicine.
    This is a unique opportunity to network over drinks and a complimentary lunch with leaders in the tackling inequalities space, and specialists within the Core20PLUS5 medical sections.
    Keynote speakers:
    Dr Bola Owolabi, Director, Health Inequalities at NHS England Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, Director of the UCL Institute of Health Equity Register

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    11 January 2023 19:00      20:00

    Royal Society of Medicine webinar with Chris Hopson, Chief Strategy Officer at NHS England and former Chief Executive at NHS Providers for ten years. Interviewed by the Dean of Education at the Royal Society of Medicine, Professor Gillian Leng, he will talk about his career and the current state of the NHS.
    Chris Hopson took up the post of Chief Strategy Officer at NHS England on 13 June 2022 after working as Chief Executive at NHS Providers for ten years and a career spanning the public, private and voluntary sectors.
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