Integrated Care Delivery Forum 2024, Birmingham
Why attend?
PPP’s third phase of its integrated care policy programme centres around the Integrated Care Delivery Forum 2024. This will comprise two, full day, in-person events, hosted in Birmingham in May and London in November. The Integrated Care Delivery Forum 2024 builds on the foundations of the ICS Roadshow and ICS Delivery Forum 2023, continuing to connect key health and care stakeholders for localised debate and networking. This year, the Delivery Forum focuses on developing impact-driven, results-orientated insights.
Working in close collaboration with ICSs and crucial providers, PPP has created a programme that highlights exactly how ICSs are making place based, personalised care a reality and the impact this is having on individual citizens and communities. Rather than discuss issues such as health inequalities in broad framing and terminology, the Delivery Forum asks local systems leaders and stakeholders to demonstrate exactly how integrated care systems can affect change in key health and care challenges.
New for 2024
The Delivery Forum will consist of three major theatres, hosting a carefully selected array of stakeholders and specialists, with each tackling a specific programme topic. The three theatres are:
- Systems Transformation Theatre
- Medicines Optimisation Theatre, in partnership with the National Pharmacy Association
- Data and Analytics Theatre, in partnership with AnalystX
For more information on what the theatres will offer click here.
Confirmed speakers for Birmingham include:
- Ming Tang, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, NHS England
- Cathy Elliott, Chair, NHS West Yorkshire ICB
- Pearse Butler, Chair, NHS South Yorkshire ICB
- Naomi Eisenstadt, Chair, NHS Northamptonshire ICB
- Amanda Sullivan, CEO, NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB
- Tapiwa Mtemachani, Director of Transformation and Partnerships, NHS Black Country ICB
- Professor Mahendra Patel OBE, Chief Executive, Centre for Research Equity
- Dr Ananta Dave, Chief Medical Officer, NHS Black Country ICB
