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25 April 2023 26 April 2023
The Covid-19 pandemic has laid bare deep-seated health inequalities and the issue is now at the forefront of the minds of people across the health and care system, as they seek to develop strategies aimed at reducing health inequalities at a regional, integrated care system (ICS) and place level.
This conference will bring together individuals and teams developing health inequalities strategies. We will discuss the need for universal action at a population health level and targeted action to address issues affecting people facing the worst health outcomes, showing how these two approaches interlink.
The conference will also explore opportunities across health and care to tackle health inequalities and learn from local and international leaders about how they are overcoming the challenges of turning evidence into action to make a difference to health inequalities.
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25 April 2023 26 April 2023
Attend Europe’s Largest Infection Prevention and Control 2-Day Conference in Birmingham at The National Conference Centre.
There are 40 free spaces available for AfPP Members.
Bookings can be made by contacting t.shuttleworth@knowlex.co.uk quoting code AfPP1.
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25 April 2023
Amy Walsh, an experienced IV nurse, will address the clinical negligence issues surrounding extravasation including:
incidence and aetiology, presentation and recognition, management, treatment and prognosis of this iatrogenic injury. Register
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25 April 2023
An enhancing junior doctors working lives (EJDWL) event hosted by NHS England for:
Doctors in training Guardians of Safeworking National guidance encourages the use of e-rostering for medics and it is increasingly likely that doctors in training will encounter an e-rota while working in secondary care.
However, doctors’ knowledge of e-rostering is often limited to previous experience, which can make it difficult to know whether they are benefiting from all the features available.
This lunchtime webinar aims to educate doctors on the range of features available, and empower them to engage with and improve e-rostering at their workplace.
As well as an introductory talk from doctors in training in the EJDWL team, hear real world examples from doctors on how they have engaged with and improved e-rostering, and learn how you can do the same at your workplace and nationally.
Speakers:
Professor Robert Galloway - Helping to solve NHS challenges with a workforce first approachED consultant championing annualised rotas with self-preferencing, University Hospitals Sussex. Dr Daniel BarryAnaesthetic trainee and co-founder of dbrotas, Wessex School of Anaesthetics. Dr Mark Johnson - Personalised Pay - Proving the 'impossible' is possibleMedical registrar and Board Affiliate, championed personalised rotas and pay at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. Dr Nicholas Turner, Dr Jack Haywood, Dr Kavir MatharuNational Medical Director's Clinical Fellows EJDWL working group members. Register
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25 April 2023 07:30 08:30
The focus of GGI’s April health and care leaders webinar is systems partnerships and the Hewitt report, in conversation with Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt, a former Secretary of State for Health and now a Chair of an ICB.
The Hewitt Report on systems partnerships and governance will really frame how boards will lead during this next crucial year for the NHS. With an election next year, all NHS board members will be navigating their way through financial and performance pressures of the likes never seen before. How the new ICBs behave will impact every single NHS board.
In a ‘Chatham House Rule’ session this will be a valuable chance to understand the forces at play and what individual NHS directors need to understand in terms of context and direction.
The webinar will be chaired by GGI Chief Executive Professor Andrew Corbett-Nolan.
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25 April 2023 09:30 11:30
The Black Maternal Health All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) is having a meeting to discuss various updates and new improvements that have been made in the maternity world.
The meeting will be hosted and chaired by Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP, Chair of the APPG and the Secretariat of the APPG is provided by Five X More CIC The E8 Group and Mimosa Midwives.
The APPG aims to raise awareness of the issue of racial disparities within maternal healthcare and offer solutions to end this.
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