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SUMMARY:The potential of Health Justice Partnerships in Integrated C
	are Systems
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Join us to learn how welfare rights advice services are b
	eing integrated with healthcare nationwide to tackle poverty and health in
	equality.\n\n\n\n	This event will be of interest to people working in Inte
	grated Care Systems and public health policy and practice.\n\n\n\n	Taking 
	action on poverty and health inequality is ever more important for the NHS
	\, as the current cost of living crisis increases hardship among communiti
	es. The consequences for health and wellbeing will be felt most keenly amo
	ng low income and vulnerable patient groups.\n\n\n\n	Health justice partne
	rships are targeted interventions that support patients with social and ec
	onomic circumstances that are root causes of health inequality. They are p
	artnerships between health services and organisations specialising in welf
	are rights. Advice on welfare rights issues is integrated with patient car
	e\, helping people resolve problems relating to benefits\, debt\, housing\
	, employment and immigration\, among others. This can support those in the
	 hardest circumstances to maximise their health and wellbeing.\n\n\n\n	Thi
	s one-day in-person workshop is an opportunity to learn about health justi
	ce partnerships and how they are being implemented across the country in a
	 range of NHS settings. We will be joined by speakers who are engaged in s
	ervice delivery\, policy and research\, who will provide examples and insi
	ghts from their work.\n\n\n\n	Speakers will include:\n\n\n\n	\n		Professor
	 Dame Hazel Genn\, Director of the Centre for Access to Justice\, UCL\n	\n
		\n		Cedi Frederick\, Chair of the NHS Kent and Medway Integrated Care Boa
	rd\n	\n	\n		Natalie Davis\, Head of Legal Support Policy\, Ministry of Jus
	tice\n	\n	\n		Catherine McClennan\, Director of the Women’s Health and M
	aternity Programme\, Cheshire and Merseyside Health &amp\; Care Partnershi
	p\n	\n	\n		Paul Sweeting\, Insight and Performance Partner\, Macmillan Can
	cer Support\n	\n\n\n\n	Refreshments are provided and there will be opportu
	nities for discussion and networking.\n\n\n\n	Outline of the day (provisio
	nal timings)\n\n\n\n	09.15: Registration and refreshments\n\n	10.15: Plena
	ry session 1 - Introducing Health Justice Partnerships\n\n	11.45: Plenary 
	session 2 - Health Justice Partnership case studies\n\n	13.00: Lunch provi
	ded\n\n	14.00: Plenary session 3 - Implementing Health Justice Partnership
	s\n\n	15.15: Group discussion session 4 - Where next for you?\n\n	16.30: R
	efreshments and networking\n\n	Please see our website for further informat
	ion on Health Justice Partnerships.\n\n\n\n	Register for a place\n\n\n\n	T
	his event is supported by The Legal Education Foundation.\n\n
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