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SUMMARY:What role can integrated care systems play in preventing ill
	-health and reducing burdens on the NHS in future?
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DESCRIPTION:\n	One of the great opportunities for ICSs may be around red
	ucing future demand for healthcare by ensuring that people remain healthy 
	or are helped to reduce the chances of deteriorating if they do develop an
	 illness or long-term condition.\n\n\n\n	Prevention and early intervention
	 underlie much of the NHS Long Term Plan\, with a recognition that the NHS
	 can no longer simply be an “ill health” service and instead bends to 
	think about prevention and reducing health inequalities.\n\n\n\n	Many ICSs
	 are keen to develop this role and bring together the organisations they r
	epresent – across both the NHS and local authorities –to work collabor
	atively on this. But with resources and time limited\, they may need to co
	ncentrate their efforts on particular areas.\n\n\n\n	The second wave of co
	vid – and the prospect of widespread vaccination starting within weeks 
	- has added a new dimension to this with an urgent need to reduce the pres
	sure covid places on the NHS and on normal life in general.\n\n\n\n	This w
	ebinar will ask:\n\n\n\n		has covid helped focus the NHS’s eyes on preve
	ntion?\n	\n	\n		where are the “easy wins” for ICSs where interventions
	 are most likely to have significant results within a reasonable timeframe
	?\n	\n	\n		what key steps do ICSs need to take to get the maximum benefit 
	from these? How can they build common purpose among their members to ensur
	e these happen?\n	\n	\n		how can public health be made “business as us
	ual” for everyone working in the NHS – including those in hospitals?\n
		\n	\n		how can ICSs balance the preventative interventions which deliver 
	short-term benefits with those which take longer to offer a “return on i
	nvestment”?\n	\n\n	Register\n
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