#Rewired25 is always an engaging event, but this year's conference took on added significance in the backdrop of significant upheaval across the #NHS.
Reflections below 👇
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Director of Communities and Operational services, John Williams for @BhamCityCouncil stresses that the health and care community, and partners within an ICS, must "forget about the colour of our lanyards" and develop a one workforce strategy that can drive transformational change
Final panel at the @Policy_Projects ICS Delivery Forum centres around how ICSs are developing an integrated workforce strategy. Opening the panel is @BlackCountryICS Chief People Officer @Shajeda_NHS, outlining the key challenges to developing a transformational people plan.
As @doumsday3 said in her keynote address today, partnership is easy to talk about but difficult to implement for #ICSs. As such, it was great to hear about the progress being made by @BlackCountryICS to harness and develop partnerships with community assets to transform care.
How do we develop new partnerships to deliver services? In Birmingham our speakers, Sarah Taylor, @WtonVCA, Tapiwa Mtemachani, @NHSinBlkCountry & James Murray, @NuffieldHealth discuss how ICSs can enable more effective & efficient partnerships with independent and third sectors.
An opportunity for ICSs to make improvements in patient experience is to optimise how patients flow through elements of the system.
Dr Ananta Dave, @NHSinBlkCountry, Stephen Jewett @IQVIA_UK & Rhian Vandrill @MillsandReeve take on this important topic at ICS Delivery Forum.
In a health sector under pressure, it’s vital to work together in a collaborative, multi-stakeholder manner to achieve success. @FrimleyHC & @PharmaxoHealth at the ICS Delivery Forum told us how they worked together to deliver static & mobile infusion clinic capability at pace.
All three panellists provided excellent overviews of the range of local assets that #ICSs can harness to deliver better health and care and reach underserved communities - an issue particularly relevant in an area which has one of the country's most deprived populations.
An absolute pleasure to chair a panel on how ICSs are developing new partnerships to transform care delivery with @TapsM7 and Sarah Taylor (Black Country ICS) and @JamesMu15546720 from @NuffieldHealth at the @Policy_Projects ICS Delivery Forum.
I'm aware that the number of takes on the #HewittReview are likely to be getting a little tedious, so I'll try and be brief with a few thoughts on prevention.
Tl,dr: lots of warm words and some good ideas but it won't solve things on its own.
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10) If #ICSs are to truly implement comprehensive pop health strategies and develop personalised care, the default primacy of one sector over the others must be eschewed in favour of creating a ‘partnership of equals’. Download our findings here: https://t.co/0xfkwNic2K.
9) @TraceyVell, Exec #primarycare lead for #NHS GM ICS: "This is about bringing the voice of all colleagues in primary care, in the VCSEs and in local gov to connect the strategy to the frontline. A board seat is useless if it does not come with inclusivity and parity."