Improving Flow and Reducing Statistics:
Unplanned Care Congress
February 26, 2020 | 8:30 am
EtcVenues - Prospero House, London
Morning,
Following on from 3 highly successful and well followed Urgent Care
conferences, we are proud to share details of our 4th Urgent & Emergency
care congress titled Unplanned Care Congress: Improving Flow & Reducing
Statistics.
Next year’s conference will provide delegates with direct insight into
some of the most current pilots and national strategies being implemented
to help reduce the demand on A&E departments; this includes:
· Rapid care measure
· SDEC (Same day emergency care)
· Smart ER system
· Primary Care Networks
· Urgent Care benchmarking findings
The event at this early stage we have confirmed two speakers that will be
on hand to provide direct national insight, please see below out full
speaker line up below;
· Mark Spencer, Non-Executive Director at London Ambulance Service
NHS Trust
· Dr Amjid Mohammed and Richard Parker, Lead for the Smart-ER
Project & Chief Executive Officer at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching
Hospitals
· Deborah Thompson, Ambulatory Emergency Care Network (Confirmed)
· David Ainsworth, Executive NHS Director at NHS. Director of
Primary Care and Ashfield CCG and Newark and Sherwood CCG
· Aidan Rawlinson, Programme Manager (Acute Sector) at NHS
Benchmarking Network (Confirmed)
Join us on the 26th of February 2020 to join the debate on how the NHS can
reduce the raising statistics surrounding emergency and unplanned care, the
event will provide an opportunity to network and engage directly with 150+
peers and ten industry-leading speakers.
Registration options:
If you are awaiting funding you can request us to hold your place today to
ensure you do not miss out.
If you are good to go, select your sector below and complete your
registration today, alternatively speak to Callum on 0161 820 0631 and he
will be happy to assist you.
Charity & Public Sector
£ 152.99 ex.VAT
Private Sector
£ 305.99 ex.VAT
Contact Us
Callum Ashall
callum.ashall@xxxxxxxxxxxx
0161 820 0631
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