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    31 March 2025 23:00      02 April 2025 23:00

    This conference is being run by the Local Government Association (LGA) in partnership with the Association of Directors and Public Health (ADPH). This key annual conference in public health will offer delegates the opportunity to hear from leading expert speakers on the very latest thinking on health inequalities, as well as gaining insights from those delivering on the ground. It will provide a much-needed opportunity for the public health community to come together, share learning, take stock and plan for the future.
    This year’s virtual conference will focus on addressing health inequalities, with a keen eye on local government and system-wide perspectives. It will provide practical insights and strategic discussions to inform and address the changing needs of our communities. Over three days, delegates will be able to put their questions and comments to a line up of speakers and will have the opportunity to participate in sessions sharing good practice from local areas and to discuss issues that matter to them. 
    The afternoon will also feature a virtual Innovation Zone, kindly sponsored by NIHR, providing an opportunity for councils, partners and stakeholders to showcase their public health practice and innovations.
    Confirmed speakers
    Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Director UCL Institute of Health Equity Anne Longfield, Founder and Chair, Centre for Young Lives Alice Wiseman, Vice President, ADPH Sarah Muckle, Director of Public Health, Essex County Council and ADPH Policy Lead for Children and Young People Alison Hadley OBE, Director Teenage Pregnancy Knowledge Exchange, University of Bedfordshire James Woolgar, Sexual & Reproductive Health & HIV Commissioning Lead, Liverpool City Council and Chair, English HIV & Sexual Health Commissioners Group (EHSHCG) Carol Harris, Teenage Pregnancy Operational Lead, Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust Christopher Rocks, Lead Economist and Head of Secretariat, The Health Foundation Sally Cartwright, Director of Public Health Cambridgeshire Council Glenn Halliday, Strategic People Lead – Work and Health Integration Ruth Tennant, DPH Solihull and ADPH Board Member Katherine Merrifield, Assistant Director of Healthy Lives, The Health Foundation Dr Mubasshir Ajaz, Head of Health and Communities, West Midlands Combined Authority David Buck, Senior Fellow, Public Health and Inequalities, Kings Fund Vicky Head, DPH Milton Keynes Natalie Turner, Deputy Director for Localities, Centre for Ageing Better Greg Fell, President, ADPH This is a virtual event run on the Zoom platform.
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    02 April 2025 11:00      12:00

    The Invisible Hazard: Tackling Surgical Smoke for Healthcare Worker and Patient Safety will delve into the risks posed by surgical smoke, its impact on both healthcare professionals and patients, and the latest safety measures to mitigate these dangers.
    This webinar, hosted by the Safety For All campaign, will provide valuable insights into the health risks associated with inhaling surgical smoke, the current legislation governing its management, and the introduction of smoke evacuation products to enhance safety in operating theatres.
    This session is essential for perioperative practitioners, safety officers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers looking to better understand the hidden risks of surgical smoke and explore practical solutions for improved workplace safety.
    Speakers
    🔹 Lisa Nealen – A Perioperative Practitioner at Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust, Lisa brings hands-on experience in the surgical field and will share insights into the real-world challenges of managing surgical smoke in operating theatres.
    🔹 Daniel Rodger – A Senior Lecturer in Perioperative Practice at London South Bank University and a registered Operating Department Practitioner (ODP), Daniel is a specialist in perioperative safety and will outline evidence-based practices for surgical smoke safety.
    Key Topics
    The health risks of surgical smoke exposure for healthcare workers and patients Current legislation and standards regarding smoke evacuation in healthcare settings The introduction and benefits of smoke evacuation products in perioperative environments Best practices for mitigating risks and implementing safety protocols in operating theatres Live Q&A Session
    The webinar will conclude with an interactive Q&A session, where attendees can engage directly with our expert speakers, ask questions, and explore strategies for improving surgical smoke safety in their workplaces.
    Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from leading experts, gain actionable knowledge, and contribute to a safer and healthier surgical environment.
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    02 April 2025 16:30      17:30

    Overcrowding in hospitals is forcing healthcare professionals to provide care in corridors, waiting rooms, and other unsuitable spaces, compromising patient safety, dignity, and clinical effectiveness. A recent Royal College of Physicians (RCP) survey found that 78% of doctors had delivered care in temporary environments in the past month, with 90% reporting compromised patient privacy, 81% facing physical difficulties, and 75% lacking access to vital equipment.
    Join the RCP, Royal College of Nursing (RCN), Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM), and Healthwatch for a vital discussion on the impact of corridor care and how to address it. Experts will share real-world experiences, discuss the systemic causes of corridor care, and explore practical solutions to improve patient safety and hospital capacity.
     
    This webinar will explore the findings of the survey, share real-world experiences from healthcare professionals, and discuss practical solutions to improve patient safety and hospital capacity. Attendees will have the opportunity to put their questions directly to senior royal college representatives, making this a key opportunity to contribute to the conversation on change.
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