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Public Health Nursing: The Foundation of the Future

Tue, 22 Oct 2013 00:00:00 BST

Continuing professional development for School and Nursery Nurses is a key element of this year's programme - with practical, learning based content delivered by expert speakers. Sessions include:

The findings of the Francis Inquiry - implications for community practice
Violence in teenage relationships
Child sexual exploitation
The role of schools in promoting health
Meeting the sex education/relationship needs of young people
1-2-1 school nursing campaign
Safeguarding children
Immunisation update

Confirmed speakers include:
Dr Maggie Atkinson, Children's Commissioner for England;
Dr Helen Bedford, Senior Lecturer in Children's Health;
Christopher Cloke, Head of CP Professional Reputation, NSPCC;
Barbara Evans, Community Nursery Nurse, Leicestershire Partnership Trust;
Lynne Laine, Associate Director Safeguarding, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust;
Penny Wild, Clinical Lead - School Nursing, Bradford District Care Trust.

Work Programme Results - webinar #WPwebinar

Mon, 01 Jul 2013 00:00:00 BST

On the panel:
Dave Simmonds OBE, Chief Executive, Inclusion
Kirsty McHugh, Chief Executive, Employment Related Services Association
Tony Wilson, Director of Policy, Inclusion

About the webinar:

Following the Department for Work and Pensions announcement Inclusion broadcasts a one hour webinar (10:30–11:30) on the official data surrounding the Work Programme performance results.

Detailed presentations from the panel set the scene and our invited studio audience made up of representatives from Jobcentre Plus, Work Programme primes, subcontractor partners, voluntary, community sector and employment providers ask the questions you want the answers to.

You can purchase the broadcast on this page and watch it in your own time with the on demand service if you can't watch live. On receipt of payment you will receive a confirmation email including details on how to watch the live broadcast.

Get involved

You ask your questions to the panel during the live broadcast:

Tweet your questions to the speakers @InclusionCESI or by email to events@cesi.org.uk

International Conference on Homelessness, Health and Inclusion #hhi13

Wed, 27 Feb 2013 00:00:00 GMT

The UK Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion Health’s first international conference on improving the health of the poorest fastest will be broadcast on 27 February and 28 February 2012.

Nursing Workforce: Quality care in a multidisciplinary team

Wed, 13 Feb 2013 00:00:00 GMT

The coming 12 months will see nursing face a series of questions about its practice, structure and regulation and working in multidisciplinary teams. A number of solutions are being developed anticipating major reports. This is a difficult and challenging environment for nursing and nursing workforce recruitment, requiring structural, ethical and quality changes. How do we make nursing an attractive and flexible profession to meet the workforce needs of the next 3 decades?

End of Life Care Congress

Tue, 12 Feb 2013 00:00:00 GMT

The End of Life Care Congress and broadcast is the unique, up to the minute briefing event for senior policy makers where you can hear how others are taking steps towards commissioning the quality care people want, truly understanding people’s need at the end of life, and working together towards an integrated service.

Older People's Services: Agile solutions under financial pressure #opss13

Tue, 05 Feb 2013 00:00:00 GMT

A day of interactive management presentations and discussion with sector leaders and policy makers. The essential event to benchmark your preparations for 2013.

Public Health Forum 2012: Transitions and accountability #phf12

Tue, 04 Dec 2012 00:00:00 GMT

With public health moving back into the remit of local government next year, there is a need to overcome the obstacles and utilise the opportunities for real service improvement.

The transition represents more than a move of workforce and responsibility. It provides the chance to move towards a more holistic understanding of health.

This event will provide an opportunity to explore what a smooth transition looks like, examine how to meet the new requirements and, most importantly, ensure that all the opportunities are taken to find new ways of achieving lasting health improvements and reducing health inequalities.

Throughout the day, you will be provided the opportunity to hear practical examples from service providers who will advise on what works… and what doesn’t.

Motivating Members in Challenging Times: Workplace Representatives' Annual Conference

Wed, 14 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

This conference will give you the essential learning, tools and motivation to help you support your members through the challenges ahead.

Learn how to work more effectively for your members and update your skills and knowledge to defend pay and conditions.

Find out how to motivate your members to build a dynamic RCM
branch and network with other representatives from across the UK.

RCM Posters:

A number of research and best practice posters, presented by midwives from all over the UK, are available to view here.

Inspiring and invigorating tomorrow’s midwives today! #rcmconf

Tue, 13 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Now in its 22nd year, The RCM Student Midwives’
Conference is uniquely led by student midwives for
student midwives. Each year, it brings together students from universities across the UK and beyond to discuss and explore the bigger picture of midwifery today and for the future.

Here student midwives are inspired by their profession’s leaders to become future innovators developing new evidence-based models of care.

This year’s conference will expose delegates to the
experience of role models on their journeys in delivering women-centred care. They will also be inspired to develop maternity practice embracing technological solutions.

RCM Posters:

A number of research and best practice posters, presented by midwives from all over the UK, are available to view here.

Royal College of Midwives #rcmconf

Tue, 13 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

This annual conference is the essential event for all midwives and everyone with an interest in maternity services today. Midwives and other maternity team members, managers, educators, commissioners and policy formers meet together in this unique forum for discussion, learning and inspiration sharing.

Hear from front-line staff, profession leaders, leading academics, user groups and politicians as they explore the state of maternity services in the new NHS and the way forward.

Discover new models of practice, update on the latest cutting-edge midwifery research, and understand how evidence can best be applied in practice. Take back to work with you practical solutions, clinical updates, insights and inspiration to share.

RCM Posters:

A number of research and best practice posters, presented by midwives from all over the UK, are available to view here.

CPHVA 2012 - 2 DAY #cphva12

Wed, 07 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Currently, nursing in the community faces significant challenges across the UK, including:

The importance of a good start for the infant in the family;

The implementation of the Health Visitors’ Plan in England;

The shift of public health finance to local government;

Implementing the Modernising Community Workforce Programme in Scotland;

The growth of the extended school day and the shift to academies;

The transfer of community nursing services to Foundation Trusts, Community Trusts and Social Enterprises.

For leaders and practitioners this is the UK conference at which to keep up with the best practice in the four countries, share and find solutions to your problems and celebrate the difference that community; health visiting and school nursing makes to children and their life chances.

London GP Innovations Forum

Wed, 07 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

“Everyone has two jobs: to do what they do and to improve what they do.” Delivering great general practice services has never been harder:

London Health: Leadership in the new local landscape #LHE2012

Wed, 07 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

April 2013 marks a significant change in the governance, commissioning and local landscape of decision-making in London's health services. How will leadership and coordinated policy be delivered in the new landscape of Clinical Commissioning Groups, Commissioning Support Services, health providers and local authorities?

This benchmark event is for health managers and leaders involved in the implementation of the new working arrangements coming into place next April, preparing their organisations for change and ensuring continuity of services.

11th National Sure Start Conference #surestart12

Tue, 16 Oct 2012 00:00:00 BST

Broadcast from London

The vital role that Sure Start children's centres play in improving the outcomes for some of the most disadvantaged families in the UK is well documented. But whilst public support has never been stronger, so too are the pressures of new legislation in tough financial times.

As ever, the Sure Start Conference continues to be the essential event for all children's centre leaders and local authority officers, equipping attendees with the most up to the minute policy and best practice guidance.

Documents and podcasts from the conference are available to download now. Videos will be available to view from Noon on Thursday 18th October.

Healthcare at home #qni2012

Mon, 15 Oct 2012 00:00:00 BST

Broadcast from Central London

Be involved in THE debate of the day: how community nursing should be provided in future.

A unique opportunity for community healthcare commissioners, leaders and practitioners to find out about the latest developments in home-based healthcare. Technology, training, innovations, inventions, efficiency, keeping up quality care … a wealth of ideas, examples and blueprints to take away.

Join us for an insight into healthcare at home in the digital age to celebrate the 125^th Anniversary of The Queen’s Nursing Institute.

Tackling Troubled Families - Early Intervention Strategies for Success #trbfam

Thu, 20 Sep 2012 00:00:00 BST

The Government has set out a number of policies to turn around the lives of 120,000 of the most troubled families. Extra funding has been made available for a network of people who will identify families in need of help.

To accompany this, Social Impact Bonds and an outreach programme will now run alongside the Work Programme.

So, how do you implement and resource these initiatives to tackle crime; antisocial behaviour; school truancy and complex health issues? View this conference broadcast and discover how your peers are putting these new initiatives into practice and better serving the needs of troubled families.

Nursing Quality Preparing for change #nursquality

Thu, 13 Sep 2012 00:00:00 BST

Join Sally Brearley and a host of other nursing experts who will map out the policy and practice for the challenges facing nursing and care this autumn.

Dr Peter Carter will address the main conference live from Manchester on the challenges facing the NHS.

With the second Francis report due on Mid Staffordshire, the work of the Nursing and Care Quality Forum underway, and the regulatory structures for professionals under review, presentations will help you prepare and bechmark your policy and organisation against best practice in preparation for the scrutiny and public debate about the quality of care.

Domestic Violence Research and Policy Forum #dvf12

Mon, 25 Jun 2012 00:00:00 BST

Taking Action - The New Chapter updates the previous Call to End Violence to Women and Girls action plan published in March 2011. It contains 100 actions to tackle violence against women in the areas of prevention; provision of services and partnership working, as well as justice outcomes and reducing the risk to victims.

During this conference feedback and experience will be on the consultation topics of:

whether the current cross-government definition of domestic violence is working and should remain;
whether 'coercive control' should be reflected in the definition;
whether the definition of domestic violence should include younger victims below 18 years of age.

The conference will support the sharing of effective multi-agency response to domestic violence. We will share successes and highlight areas that still need to be addressed.

Recruiting the Next Generation of Foster Carers - meeting the increased demand on the system #ngfost

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 00:00:00 BST

The ever-increasing shortage of foster carers within the UK has been well publicised, but financial pressures mean local authorities and independent providers are still struggling to find the right methods to market and recruit new carers.

The shortage of foster carers creates significant financial and social pressures on agencies, such as limited placement options for children; the need to place children a long way from home; reduced expenditure on preventative services and the need to buy in foster care provision.

Online viewers of this one-day national conference will have the opportunity to explore best methods to attract new foster carers; improve conversion rates; assess return on investment and, most importantly, the tools needed to implement a successful campaign locally.

Social Work visioning event - Lancaster University

Thu, 29 Mar 2012 00:00:00 BST

There are many changes currently facing the social work profession. Whilst undoubtedly the current economic climate and cuts to funding present significant challenges, the recommendations that have come from the Reform Board, The Munro Review of Child Protection and the establishment of The College of Social Work all offer new opportunities to build the profession together.

At Lancaster University they see this as a chance to think carefully about the future of social work learning in the region and reshape how the university can best contribute to building a strong and vibrant social work profession.

This consultation and visioning day sought the views of users and carers, practitioners at all levels and a range of settings, students and employers; to help shape the future of social work learning in the region and also to clarify Lancaster University’s role.

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Behaviour change in public health - 2nd National Conference Broadcast #behaviourchange12

Wed, 29 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT

The Government’s Public Health White Paper made clear the need to encourage healthier lifestyles through behaviour change initiatives. Evidence clearly demonstrates that interventions of this nature can be delivered at relatively low cost with huge health gains. Ultimately, moving people away from a dependency model of health care to self-care will save money and as public health responsibility moves to local government there is a clear opportunity for some real culture shifts.

This conference provides viewers the opportunity to understand the most up-to-date developments in behaviour change science whilst being able to explore the practical implementation of a range of different initiatives.

Through the exploration of best practice case studies from across the country, viewers will gain knowledge to be able to take the opportunities and avoid the pitfalls in implementing their own initiatives locally.

Reshaping the Nursing Workforce #nursingworkforce

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT

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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:

Social Work Reform: Towards Implementation

Thu, 16 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT

The Social Work Reform Board’s proposals on social worker education and workforce development will be implemented in 2012 and 2013.

This broadcast forum brought together senior managers in adult and children's services departments; higher education institutions delivering social work education; and private and public sector organisations involved in the implementation, to discuss the next steps on the road to reform.

RCM Workplace Representatives

Wed, 16 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

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.

London Health 2011

Tue, 15 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

London Health 2011 is the largest one-day event bringing together the capital’s healthcare community to share learning, showcase best practice, stimulate innovation and embrace the unique challenges and exciting opportunities that London presents.

This event places a spotlight on the huge reform process taking place in healthcare and sets out how the capital is responding.

Student Midwives

Tue, 15 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

The annual student midwives conference enables students to interact with each other and have the opportunity to meet leaders of the midwifery profession. This year's conference explored the changes in the profession and in the organisation of services. It reflected on the key developments that have put women at the centre of all care.

The Royal College of Midwives Annual Conference 2011

Tue, 15 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

This annual conference and exhibition is the essential event for all concerned with maternity services. It brings together midwives, maternity team staff, managers, educators, commissioners and policy formers for discussion, learning and shared solutions. In changing times, it is a unique forum to debate the challenges for the midwifery profession.

This year's professional programme shared latest research, practice innovation and inspiration from the best in midwifery from the UK and beyond.

Seminars, masterclasses, interactive workshops, a large open exhibition and opportunities to network added to the continuing professional development experience.

Nursing Quality and Accountability

Wed, 02 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

Nursing standards are critical to care and quality, to patient safety, operational effectiveness and the financial performance of every NHS organisation in the country.

With increasing scrutiny and high profile reports of poor care standards, it is essential that we share good practice, learn from failures and ask the question – what can we do differently?

This conference and live learning broadcast put the spotlight on understanding nursing accountability in challenging times. It brought together leaders from across the nursing profession, along with all those involved in guaranteeing patient safety to share best practice and innovation and help ensure that professional standards are maintained at all times.

Leaving Care Services

Tue, 01 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

During tough economic times, leaving care services are even more stretched to ensure transitions to adulthood are supported effectively. With youth unemployment high, access to education restricted and housing budgets cut it is more important than ever to reduce the disparity between achievements of looked-after children and their peers.

This National Care Leavers' Week conference provided the opportunity to reflect on past successes and look to new and innovative best practice in leaving care services. Leading experts built on current achievements to ensure that every young person is provided the best possible transition to adulthood.

The National Care Leavers' Week team and associated partners were delighted to welcome so many young carers to the agenda.

Unite/CPHVA Annual Professional Conference - Critical Ages, Creative Solutions

Wed, 19 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST

The CPHVA Annual Professional Conference is the premier event for health visitors, school nurses, nursery nurses and other community nurses working in primary care.

End of Life Care Congress

Tue, 18 Oct 2011 00:00:00 BST

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.

Adolescence to Adulthood with Autism

Thu, 22 Sep 2011 00:00:00 BST

The coalition Government is committed to support young people with Autism Spectrum Conditions into work and away from benefit dependence. To make this a reality, it is vital that service providers, local authorities, the education system and the private sector all work together to learn what works and how to ensure successful out comes.

This national event will highlight the policy and strategy as set out in the "Fulfilling and Rewarding Lives: Evaluating Progress" and look at the latest research findings on how to best support people with ASC trough the education system and into work.

Attend this conference and hear from senior representatives across these sectors sharing good practice models in delivering services to ensure successful transitions for young people through education and into employment.

Spinning Out in Health and Social Care

Tue, 12 Jul 2011 00:00:00 BST

This conference looked to the practical issues which need to be addressed, not just by those forming mutuals or social enterprises, but those giving out the contracts. The programme set out the range of options and routes to change for staff, managers and commissioners.

Care Solutions

Thu, 24 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMT

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A national policy TV programme and Westminster seminar setting out the dilemmas and choices for the Dilnot Commission and government on funding of future care costs for the elderly. This policy analysis event brought together the latest evidence and research with policy makers, advocacy groups, industry speakers and parliamentarians to examine the issues and look at options for the future funding of care and in particular for self payers. Filmed, edited and made available online as an expert analysis archive which can be used in the debate ahead.

Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies

Fri, 04 Mar 2011 00:00:00 GMT

Reshaping the Nursing Workforce

Tue, 08 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMT

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Tough Talk

Mon, 13 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Broadcaster and health expert Roy Lilley interviews a series of high profile figures involved in the NHS. Watch the first Tough Talk interview with Dr Peter Carter, General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing and the second with Department of Health lead on GP Commissioning Dr James Kingsland.

The future of recruiting foster carers

Thu, 09 Dec 2010 00:00:00 GMT

There is serious concern for the future of fostering services as children’s services experience an unprecedented increase in the number of children entering the care system.

Managing the increased demand on the system will require an urgent look at the face of foster care and a strategic analysis of the marketing techniques currently used to recruit new foster carers.

Overcoming these difficulties at a time of austerity has fostering providers looking to new, innovative and cost effective ways to communicate the many incentives to foster.

This conference provided delegates with the opportunity to hear from sector leaders, academics and government who will inform on future policy developments and best practice.

Delegates were shown new recruitment techniques while networking with peers to ensure local authorities and independent providers can work together to tackle the increased demand on the system.

RCM Workplace Representatives

Wed, 17 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Maternity Services in a Changing World

Tue, 16 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT

This is the premier event for those working in midwifery and with mothers and babies.

Student Midwives

Tue, 16 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT

This conference led by student midwives for student midwives provided an opportunity to explore contemporary challenges affecting the provision of maternity services and the demands on midwives supporting diverse groups of women during childbirth.

London Health

Wed, 03 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT

London Health 2010 is the largest one day event bringing together the capital’s healthcare community to share learning, showcase best practice, stimulate innovation and embrace the unique challenges and exciting opportunities that London presents.

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Nursing in the Big Society

Thu, 28 Oct 2010 00:00:00 BST

This national conference outlined how leading practitioners can shape the future of Nursing and how services will be modelled at local level.

Health Futures

Wed, 27 Oct 2010 00:00:00 BST

This Policy Review TV broadcast set out the implications of the Comprehensive Spending Review and the next steps through the financial and policy landscape to enable health organisations to survive and prosper.

Discussions were led by the following distinguished panel of leading health policy makers and commentators:

Anita Charlesworth, Chief Economist, The Nuffield Trust
Howard Catton, Head of Policy, RoyalCollege of Nursing
Roy Lilley, NHS Expert Commentator, Writer Broadcaster
Nick Bosanquet, Professor of Health Policy, Imperial College and Special Advisor on public expenditure to the Commons Health Committee
Professor Paul Corrigan, Management Consultant and Former Health Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister Tony Blair

Watch this broadcast and understand what the CSR means for your organisational strategy, use of assets, new ways of commissioning and making the Big Society a reality.

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Healthy Family, Healthy Child

Wed, 20 Oct 2010 00:00:00 BST

This conference provided an opportunity for you and your colleagues to hear the very latest developments in best practice in primary care and public health.

End of Life Care

Tue, 19 Oct 2010 00:00:00 BST

This conference considered some of the current issues in palliative and end of life care at a local and national level but concentrated on the issues and challenges that come from living longer with symptoms and how this affects patients and their carers.

Adolescence to Adulthood with Autism

Thu, 14 Oct 2010 00:00:00 BST

Delegates heard from senior representatives from the health, social care, education, housing and employment sectors sharing good practice models in delivering and commissioning services to ensure successful transitions into adulthood.

Under Pressure: Smarter Spending for Older People’s Services

Tue, 12 Oct 2010 00:00:00 BST

This conference considered stronger corporate approaches to financial planning and collaborative working, addressing methods to improve service costs, preventing waste and achieving better outcomes and examined innovative ideas for services models that deliver what older people need and value.

Autumn of Decision - Health and Social Care

Wed, 15 Sep 2010 00:00:00 BST

A morning reception and live broadcast discussion on the outlook for the Health sector including the 20th October announcements, legislation and reform.

Discussions were led by the following distinguished panel of leading health policy makers and commentators:

Rt Hon Stephen Dorrell MP, Chair, Health Select Committee
Mark Jennings, Director of Health Care Improvement, The Kings Fund
Professor Alan Maryon-Davis, Honorary Professor of Public Health, Kings College London
Nick Bosanquet, Professor of Health Policy, Imperial College and Special Advisor on public expenditure to the Commons Health Committee

Chair: Roy Lilley, NHS expert commentator, writer broadcaster, conference speaker