en-uk http://www.policyreview.tv policyreview.tv communicates important policy issues and developments to decision makers, senior managers in business and the public and voluntary sectors. Speeches, discussions, question and answer sessions and interviews with senior figures from government, politics and business are captured at policy-related conferences and events across the country. Users get access to streaming video and can also download podcasts and all the documents from an event, including PowerPoint presentations and speaker notes. en-uk edward.gamble@policyreview.tv (Edward Gamble) nic.skitt@qwebdevelopment.com (Nic Skitt) PHP RSS Feed Generator The online resource for policy makers policyreview.tv policyreview.tv communicates important policy issues and developments to decision makers, senior managers in business and the public and voluntary sectors. Speeches, discussions, question and answer sessions and interviews with senior figures from government, politics and business are captured at policy-related conferences and events across the country. Users get access to streaming video and can also download podcasts and all the documents from an event, including PowerPoint presentations and speaker notes. Edward Gamble edward.gamble@policyreview.tv Business, Criminal Justice, Culture and Sport, Education and Skills, Environment, Equality and Diversity, Health and Social Care, Local Govt and Regeneration, Party Politics, Transport, Young People and Children, International Relations Follow this event on Twitter: #nursingworkforce In its response to the Future Forum Report, the Government reiterated its commitment to ‘greater accountability and responsibility for employers to plan and develop their workforce, held to account by the HEE.’ (June 2011) Now in its sixth successful year, this national conference and Policy Review TV broadcast brought together nursing professionals and educationalists from across the UK with health managers to share innovations and examine current policies in relation to the Health and Social Care Bill, their risks and the opportunities they present. The range of experts will ensure viewers are equipped and inspired to face the challenges of service redesign for greater care at home, chronic disease management and end-of-life care. Footage of this conference will: Bring viewers up-to-date with the changes the NHS reforms will mean for the nursing workforce and education providers; Help health and local government HR profile the nursing needs and responsibilities and work with the HEE to get the right skill mix across health professional education; Look at how countries around the UK are tackling diverse demands to get the most from their existing and future nursing workforce; Help viewers understand the commissioning roles of Health and Wellbeing Boards and the demands they will put on health services and for nursing; Look at retention issues in education and nursing; Consider continuing impact of immigration rules and EU internal migration on supply and skills; Hear about the role of Health Education England; Look at local, employer and regional demands and variations in nursing skills and workforce patterns. Media partner: http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/667.html Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT Chief Executive/General Secretary, Royal College of Nursing http://www.policyreview.tv/video/667/4999 Reshaping the Nursing Workforce #nursingworkforce Chief Executive/General Secretary, Royal College of Nursing Preparing professionals for new working patterns Follow this event on Twitter: #nursingworkforce In its response to the Future Forum Report, the Government reiterated its commitment to ‘greater accountability and responsibility for employers to plan and develop their workforce, held to account by the HEE.’ (June 2011) Now in its sixth successful year, this national conference and Policy Review TV broadcast brought together nursing professionals and educationalists from across the UK with health managers to share innovations and examine current policies in relation to the Health and Social Care Bill, their risks and the opportunities they present. The range of experts will ensure viewers are equipped and inspired to face the challenges of service redesign for greater care at home, chronic disease management and end-of-life care. Footage of this conference will: Bring viewers up-to-date with the changes the NHS reforms will mean for the nursing workforce and education providers; Help health and local government HR profile the nursing needs and responsibilities and work with the HEE to get the right skill mix across health professional education; Look at how countries around the UK are tackling diverse demands to get the most from their existing and future nursing workforce; Help viewers understand the commissioning roles of Health and Wellbeing Boards and the demands they will put on health services and for nursing; Look at retention issues in education and nursing; Consider continuing impact of immigration rules and EU internal migration on supply and skills; Hear about the role of Health Education England; Look at local, employer and regional demands and variations in nursing skills and workforce patterns. Media partner: 00:21:10 Follow this event on Twitter: #nursingworkforce In its response to the Future Forum Report, the Government reiterated its commitment to ‘greater accountability and responsibility for employers to plan and develop their workforce, held to account by the HEE.’ (June 2011) Now in its sixth successful year, this national conference and Policy Review TV broadcast brought together nursing professionals and educationalists from across the UK with health managers to share innovations and examine current policies in relation to the Health and Social Care Bill, their risks and the opportunities they present. The range of experts will ensure viewers are equipped and inspired to face the challenges of service redesign for greater care at home, chronic disease management and end-of-life care. Footage of this conference will: Bring viewers up-to-date with the changes the NHS reforms will mean for the nursing workforce and education providers; Help health and local government HR profile the nursing needs and responsibilities and work with the HEE to get the right skill mix across health professional education; Look at how countries around the UK are tackling diverse demands to get the most from their existing and future nursing workforce; Help viewers understand the commissioning roles of Health and Wellbeing Boards and the demands they will put on health services and for nursing; Look at retention issues in education and nursing; Consider continuing impact of immigration rules and EU internal migration on supply and skills; Hear about the role of Health Education England; Look at local, employer and regional demands and variations in nursing skills and workforce patterns. Media partner: http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/667.html Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT Dean, Faculty of Health & Social Sciences, Leeds Metropolitan University; Chair, Council of Deans of Health UK http://www.policyreview.tv/video/667/4998 Reshaping the Nursing Workforce #nursingworkforce Dean, Faculty of Health & Social Sciences, Leeds Metropolitan University; Chair, Council of Deans of Health UK Preparing professionals for new working patterns Follow this event on Twitter: #nursingworkforce In its response to the Future Forum Report, the Government reiterated its commitment to ‘greater accountability and responsibility for employers to plan and develop their workforce, held to account by the HEE.’ (June 2011) Now in its sixth successful year, this national conference and Policy Review TV broadcast brought together nursing professionals and educationalists from across the UK with health managers to share innovations and examine current policies in relation to the Health and Social Care Bill, their risks and the opportunities they present. The range of experts will ensure viewers are equipped and inspired to face the challenges of service redesign for greater care at home, chronic disease management and end-of-life care. Footage of this conference will: Bring viewers up-to-date with the changes the NHS reforms will mean for the nursing workforce and education providers; Help health and local government HR profile the nursing needs and responsibilities and work with the HEE to get the right skill mix across health professional education; Look at how countries around the UK are tackling diverse demands to get the most from their existing and future nursing workforce; Help viewers understand the commissioning roles of Health and Wellbeing Boards and the demands they will put on health services and for nursing; Look at retention issues in education and nursing; Consider continuing impact of immigration rules and EU internal migration on supply and skills; Hear about the role of Health Education England; Look at local, employer and regional demands and variations in nursing skills and workforce patterns. Media partner: 00:04:01 Follow this event on Twitter: #nursingworkforce In its response to the Future Forum Report, the Government reiterated its commitment to ‘greater accountability and responsibility for employers to plan and develop their workforce, held to account by the HEE.’ (June 2011) Now in its sixth successful year, this national conference and Policy Review TV broadcast brought together nursing professionals and educationalists from across the UK with health managers to share innovations and examine current policies in relation to the Health and Social Care Bill, their risks and the opportunities they present. The range of experts will ensure viewers are equipped and inspired to face the challenges of service redesign for greater care at home, chronic disease management and end-of-life care. Footage of this conference will: Bring viewers up-to-date with the changes the NHS reforms will mean for the nursing workforce and education providers; Help health and local government HR profile the nursing needs and responsibilities and work with the HEE to get the right skill mix across health professional education; Look at how countries around the UK are tackling diverse demands to get the most from their existing and future nursing workforce; Help viewers understand the commissioning roles of Health and Wellbeing Boards and the demands they will put on health services and for nursing; Look at retention issues in education and nursing; Consider continuing impact of immigration rules and EU internal migration on supply and skills; Hear about the role of Health Education England; Look at local, employer and regional demands and variations in nursing skills and workforce patterns. Media partner: http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/667.html Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT interview http://www.policyreview.tv/video/667/4997 Reshaping the Nursing Workforce #nursingworkforce interview Preparing professionals for new working patterns Follow this event on Twitter: #nursingworkforce In its response to the Future Forum Report, the Government reiterated its commitment to ‘greater accountability and responsibility for employers to plan and develop their workforce, held to account by the HEE.’ (June 2011) Now in its sixth successful year, this national conference and Policy Review TV broadcast brought together nursing professionals and educationalists from across the UK with health managers to share innovations and examine current policies in relation to the Health and Social Care Bill, their risks and the opportunities they present. The range of experts will ensure viewers are equipped and inspired to face the challenges of service redesign for greater care at home, chronic disease management and end-of-life care. Footage of this conference will: Bring viewers up-to-date with the changes the NHS reforms will mean for the nursing workforce and education providers; Help health and local government HR profile the nursing needs and responsibilities and work with the HEE to get the right skill mix across health professional education; Look at how countries around the UK are tackling diverse demands to get the most from their existing and future nursing workforce; Help viewers understand the commissioning roles of Health and Wellbeing Boards and the demands they will put on health services and for nursing; Look at retention issues in education and nursing; Consider continuing impact of immigration rules and EU internal migration on supply and skills; Hear about the role of Health Education England; Look at local, employer and regional demands and variations in nursing skills and workforce patterns. Media partner: 00:06:07   Early years’ provision is going through dramatic review and change, simplification and reform in the EYFS. Change in inspection and regulation is being designed to help drive the new focus on being ready for school. The government consultation following their response to the Tickell Review promises results in the autumn and implementation from September 2012. Changes in the focus of learning and development are matched by changes in assessment whilst maintaining safeguarding and promoting welfare. Payments by results, greater parental involvement, different use of flexible hours all bring organisation change to early years providers. All this, combined with new health visitor and public health changes, mark a major period of reform. This conference recording is for providers, local government, and educationalists who have to lead and implement these changes. http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/669.html Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMT Summary of Seminar 2 by Dee Gasson, Principal Officer, Childcare Registration and Enforcement, Ofsted http://www.policyreview.tv/video/669/4885 Inspection and Regulation in Early Years Summary of Seminar 2 by Dee Gasson, Principal Officer, Childcare Registration and Enforcement, Ofsted Building the Strongest Foundation   Early years’ provision is going through dramatic review and change, simplification and reform in the EYFS. Change in inspection and regulation is being designed to help drive the new focus on being ready for school. The government consultation following their response to the Tickell Review promises results in the autumn and implementation from September 2012. Changes in the focus of learning and development are matched by changes in assessment whilst maintaining safeguarding and promoting welfare. Payments by results, greater parental involvement, different use of flexible hours all bring organisation change to early years providers. All this, combined with new health visitor and public health changes, mark a major period of reform. This conference recording is for providers, local government, and educationalists who have to lead and implement these changes. 00:03:21 This free-to-attend event was exclusive to all RCM-accredited Workplace Representatives. Stewards, Health and Safety Representatives and Union Learning Representatives are the lifeblood of the RCM. We cannot provide a service to members without you and we hope this conference will assist you in carrying out your duties. Following on from the success of the previous two years, this conference focused on the topical and current issues that affect the working lives of Midwives and Maternity Support Workers. http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/623.html Wed, 16 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT Consultant Trainer http://www.policyreview.tv/video/623/4607 RCM Workplace Representatives Consultant Trainer Promoting, Supporting & Influencing in the Workplace. 3rd Annual Conference. To be held at The Brighton Centre This free-to-attend event was exclusive to all RCM-accredited Workplace Representatives. Stewards, Health and Safety Representatives and Union Learning Representatives are the lifeblood of the RCM. We cannot provide a service to members without you and we hope this conference will assist you in carrying out your duties. Following on from the success of the previous two years, this conference focused on the topical and current issues that affect the working lives of Midwives and Maternity Support Workers. 00:17:59 The Youth Justice Convention is the leading annual event for all those working in youth offending teams, police, local authorities, secure establishments, courts, probation and other key organisations. Read main news story from event here Watch Frances Done CBE, chair, and John Drew, chief executive of the Youth Justice Board on the highlights of the Convention. http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/613.html Wed, 02 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT Chair, Youth Justice Board for England and Wales http://www.policyreview.tv/video/613/4485 Youth Justice Convention 2011 Chair, Youth Justice Board for England and Wales The Youth Justice Convention is the leading annual event for all those working in youth offending teams, police, local authorities, secure establishments, courts, probation and other key organisations. Read main news story from event here Watch Frances Done CBE, chair, and John Drew, chief executive of the Youth Justice Board on the highlights of the Convention. 00:08:18 The Youth Justice Convention is the leading annual event for all those working in youth offending teams, police, local authorities, secure establishments, courts, probation and other key organisations. Read main news story from event here Watch Frances Done CBE, chair, and John Drew, chief executive of the Youth Justice Board on the highlights of the Convention. http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/613.html Wed, 02 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT Frances Done and John Drew http://www.policyreview.tv/video/613/4429 Youth Justice Convention 2011 Frances Done and John Drew The Youth Justice Convention is the leading annual event for all those working in youth offending teams, police, local authorities, secure establishments, courts, probation and other key organisations. Read main news story from event here Watch Frances Done CBE, chair, and John Drew, chief executive of the Youth Justice Board on the highlights of the Convention. 00:03:23 The NHS End of life care strategy is central to the NHS reforms currently taking place. This summer, the Palliative Care Funding Review is due to make its final report on a “fair and sustainable” system and will propose a funding system that is fair to all sectors, encourages the development of community-based services and supports the exercise of choice. http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/574.html Tue, 18 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST Janet Dunphy http://www.policyreview.tv/video/574/4289 End of Life Care Congress Janet Dunphy Joining up Services across Health and Social Care. 3rd National Conference. To be held at the Ambassadors Bloomsbury Hotel, London WC1. The NHS End of life care strategy is central to the NHS reforms currently taking place. This summer, the Palliative Care Funding Review is due to make its final report on a “fair and sustainable” system and will propose a funding system that is fair to all sectors, encourages the development of community-based services and supports the exercise of choice. 00:21:20 Chaired by Michael Burton, editor of The MJ, this discussion provided the opportunity to discuss the different approaches local authorities are taking to cuts, and unique factors that drive these approaches. Held at the 2011 SOLACE conference in Edinburgh, chief executive participants discussed: How the financial year 2011/12 has developed The prognosis for 2012/13 Early indications of how the 2013/14 year might turn out financially Mike Burton said: "As we approach the budget-setting season, this discussion will be of highly topical interest to all chief executives and senior managers. Our panel of distinguished chief executives looked at the what has occurred to budgets in the current financial year and discussed the likely pattern of budgets from their perspective for 2012/13 and in particular 2013/14." http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/641.html Wed, 12 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST http://www.policyreview.tv/video/641/4279 The MJ and Pitney Bowes Business Insight Roundtable Live broadcast from the Hilton Hotel Edinburgh Follow the discussions on Twitter with #mjpitney Chaired by Michael Burton, editor of The MJ, this discussion provided the opportunity to discuss the different approaches local authorities are taking to cuts, and unique factors that drive these approaches. Held at the 2011 SOLACE conference in Edinburgh, chief executive participants discussed: How the financial year 2011/12 has developed The prognosis for 2012/13 Early indications of how the 2013/14 year might turn out financially Mike Burton said: "As we approach the budget-setting season, this discussion will be of highly topical interest to all chief executives and senior managers. Our panel of distinguished chief executives looked at the what has occurred to budgets in the current financial year and discussed the likely pattern of budgets from their perspective for 2012/13 and in particular 2013/14." 00:01:43 Chaired by Michael Burton, editor of The MJ, this discussion provided the opportunity to discuss the different approaches local authorities are taking to cuts, and unique factors that drive these approaches. Held at the 2011 SOLACE conference in Edinburgh, chief executive participants discussed: How the financial year 2011/12 has developed The prognosis for 2012/13 Early indications of how the 2013/14 year might turn out financially Mike Burton said: "As we approach the budget-setting season, this discussion will be of highly topical interest to all chief executives and senior managers. Our panel of distinguished chief executives looked at the what has occurred to budgets in the current financial year and discussed the likely pattern of budgets from their perspective for 2012/13 and in particular 2013/14." http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/641.html Wed, 12 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST Mike Burton http://www.policyreview.tv/video/641/4246 The MJ and Pitney Bowes Business Insight Roundtable Mike Burton Live broadcast from the Hilton Hotel Edinburgh Follow the discussions on Twitter with #mjpitney Chaired by Michael Burton, editor of The MJ, this discussion provided the opportunity to discuss the different approaches local authorities are taking to cuts, and unique factors that drive these approaches. Held at the 2011 SOLACE conference in Edinburgh, chief executive participants discussed: How the financial year 2011/12 has developed The prognosis for 2012/13 Early indications of how the 2013/14 year might turn out financially Mike Burton said: "As we approach the budget-setting season, this discussion will be of highly topical interest to all chief executives and senior managers. Our panel of distinguished chief executives looked at the what has occurred to budgets in the current financial year and discussed the likely pattern of budgets from their perspective for 2012/13 and in particular 2013/14." 00:40:27 Sponsored by multinational brand Pearson, publishers of the Financial Times, the conference has been described as the "World Economic Forum" for jobs, growth and skills, with both the INSSO conference and Global Skills Debate taking place on the same day. There will be high profile - expert speakers - from industry skills organisations as far afield as Australia, India, New Zealand and Canada. You will also hear from senior policymakers at supranational bodies such as the OECD, ILO, UNESCO and European Commission. http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/654.html Mon, 03 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST http://www.policyreview.tv/video/654/4216 Work Global, Act Sectoral, INSSO Conference and Global Skills Debate RSA, London Sponsored by multinational brand Pearson, publishers of the Financial Times, the conference has been described as the "World Economic Forum" for jobs, growth and skills, with both the INSSO conference and Global Skills Debate taking place on the same day. There will be high profile - expert speakers - from industry skills organisations as far afield as Australia, India, New Zealand and Canada. You will also hear from senior policymakers at supranational bodies such as the OECD, ILO, UNESCO and European Commission. 00:09:34 http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/650.html Sun, 02 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST http://www.policyreview.tv/video/650/4190 Conservative Party Annual Conference Manchester 00:05:01 This live broadcast roundtable event discussed the range of implications and connections between the recent riots and the Community Organiser programme. Locality has identified that their response needs to be immediate, meanwhile and for the long term. The discussion includes questions about the role of community organisers in preventing further violence, in providing immediate succour to those affected, in supporting businesses and residents to utilise meanwhile resources and in the long-term rebuilding of communities and local economies. The Locality Learning & Evaluation Adviser said: "Leaving aside the 'sheer criminal elements and opportunistic thieving', insofar as this reflects or reveals pent-up frustration, a sense of hopelessness in the future and not being listened to or having a voice, the CO programme is crucial to finding a positive way forward - helping local communities analyse their situations and build local power to make change happen. The community clear-up responses, and the demonstrations of pride and concern in local neighbourhoods, demonstrate how much potential there is to tap into. In an odd way, the riots provide a huge incentive for people to engage with the CO process based on the need to listen and understand more deeply and to find solutions from within as well as from outside local communities." http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/640.html Mon, 12 Sep 2011 00:00:00 BST http://www.policyreview.tv/video/640/4094 Implications of the riots for community organising part of the Locality roundtable series This live broadcast roundtable event discussed the range of implications and connections between the recent riots and the Community Organiser programme. Locality has identified that their response needs to be immediate, meanwhile and for the long term. The discussion includes questions about the role of community organisers in preventing further violence, in providing immediate succour to those affected, in supporting businesses and residents to utilise meanwhile resources and in the long-term rebuilding of communities and local economies. The Locality Learning & Evaluation Adviser said: "Leaving aside the 'sheer criminal elements and opportunistic thieving', insofar as this reflects or reveals pent-up frustration, a sense of hopelessness in the future and not being listened to or having a voice, the CO programme is crucial to finding a positive way forward - helping local communities analyse their situations and build local power to make change happen. The community clear-up responses, and the demonstrations of pride and concern in local neighbourhoods, demonstrate how much potential there is to tap into. In an odd way, the riots provide a huge incentive for people to engage with the CO process based on the need to listen and understand more deeply and to find solutions from within as well as from outside local communities." 00:07:30 This live broadcast roundtable event discussed the range of implications and connections between the recent riots and the Community Organiser programme. Locality has identified that their response needs to be immediate, meanwhile and for the long term. The discussion includes questions about the role of community organisers in preventing further violence, in providing immediate succour to those affected, in supporting businesses and residents to utilise meanwhile resources and in the long-term rebuilding of communities and local economies. The Locality Learning & Evaluation Adviser said: "Leaving aside the 'sheer criminal elements and opportunistic thieving', insofar as this reflects or reveals pent-up frustration, a sense of hopelessness in the future and not being listened to or having a voice, the CO programme is crucial to finding a positive way forward - helping local communities analyse their situations and build local power to make change happen. The community clear-up responses, and the demonstrations of pride and concern in local neighbourhoods, demonstrate how much potential there is to tap into. In an odd way, the riots provide a huge incentive for people to engage with the CO process based on the need to listen and understand more deeply and to find solutions from within as well as from outside local communities." http://www.policyreview.tv/conference/640.html Mon, 12 Sep 2011 00:00:00 BST http://www.policyreview.tv/video/640/4095 Implications of the riots for community organising part of the Locality roundtable series This live broadcast roundtable event discussed the range of implications and connections between the recent riots and the Community Organiser programme. Locality has identified that their response needs to be immediate, meanwhile and for the long term. The discussion includes questions about the role of community organisers in preventing further violence, in providing immediate succour to those affected, in supporting businesses and residents to utilise meanwhile resources and in the long-term rebuilding of communities and local economies. The Locality Learning & Evaluation Adviser said: "Leaving aside the 'sheer criminal elements and opportunistic thieving', insofar as this reflects or reveals pent-up frustration, a sense of hopelessness in the future and not being listened to or having a voice, the CO programme is crucial to finding a positive way forward - helping local communities analyse their situations and build local power to make change happen. The community clear-up responses, and the demonstrations of pride and concern in local neighbourhoods, demonstrate how much potential there is to tap into. In an odd way, the riots provide a huge incentive for people to engage with the CO process based on the need to listen and understand more deeply and to find solutions from within as well as from outside local communities." 01:14:59