Creating a workforce to support long term conditions
Chair: Sue Dean - Acting Director, NHS National Workforce Projects
9.30am
Keynote address – Exhibition village: Taking control of multiple conditions to live life
My journey. The challenge of having a label. The consequences to my life, family and carers. How self management saved my life. Living life: how I changed my mind set. How health and social care can really make a difference in adding years to life and life to years.
Phil Cummings – Nottingham
10.00am - Session 3a
Right skills in the right place – how to plan your workforce to meet the needs of patients with long term conditions
Issues in planning the workforce to deliver care to patients with long term conditions. Quick wins in workforce planning that you can deliver in the short term. What resources are available and where to find them. Future developments in workforce planning.
Bryan Kessie – Portfolio Project Manager, National Workforce Projects
10.30am - Session 3a continued
Making the most of your resources – developing the skill mix in the workforce
Issues involved in developing an appropriate staffing skill mix. Developing the skill mix in long term neurological conditions in Greater Manchester. Easy steps in developing your staffing skill mix.
Beverley Hopcutt – DH Clinical Adviser (LTC NSF); Therapy Service Manager
11.00am
Coffee and Exhibition
11.30am - Session 3b
Panel and audience discussion – A new style of workforce to support LTCs: what does the future hold for health and social care professionals
What will patients want and need over the next 10 years. The future for health and social care professionals: considering all job roles. The rise of assistive technologies: consequences to the workforce. The challenges of: migration, an ageing population and workforce.
Bryan Kessie – Portfolio Project Manager, National Workforce Projects
Bev Hopcutt – DH Clinical Adviser (LTC NSF); Therapy Service Manager, CMMCUHT
Maria Lagos – Programme Head, Workforce Development, Skills for Care
12.00pm - Session 3b continued
Developing the workforce skills of the future
Care closer to home. Integrated teams – health and social care. Support for self care. Personalisation.
Karen Walker – Divisional Manager – Health Policy Team, Skills for Health
Maria Lagos – Programme Head, Workforce Development, Skills for Care
12.30pm
Keynote address – Exhibition village
Mark Britnell – Director General Commissioning and System Management, Department of Health
12.50pm
Lunch and Exhibition


