24^th May 2011, The ICC Birmingham

Practical solutions to commissioning and providing high quality respiratory and end of life care

 

 

 

IMPRESS Co-Chairs:

Dr Steve Holmes                         Dr Mike Ward

GP Shepton Mallet                         Consultant Physician, Sherwood Forest Hospitals

 

 

Plenary: Quality and productivity in respiratory services

 

Setting the scene

Dr Jonathan Shapiro, Senior Lecturer in Health Services Research, School of Health and Population Sciences, Birmingham

 

The Big Squeeze: improving quality and reducing waste – where are the big opportunities in respiratory care?

Dr Louise Restrick, NHS London Respiratory Team Lead; Consultant Respiratory Physician, Whittington Health, London

 

Doing things right: IMPRESS  top tips

June Roberts, Consultant Nurse, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust and NHS Salford, Respiratory Clinical Pathway Lead NHS North West

 

Workshops Part I

 

I: Commissioning respiratory care for the next five years

How should GP consortia go about commissioning respiratory care; what do GPs need to do differently?

       Dr Duncan Keeley, GP, Thame, Oxfordshire; PCRS-UK Policy Lead

 

What does improving early diagnosis mean and what are the issues

       commissioners need to consider?

       Dr Dermot Ryan, GP and SHA Lead, East Midlands

 

Personalising care

       Karen Ahmed, Head of Adult Commissioning, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

 

Procuring the right pulmonary rehabilitation service to improve quality of life and maximise its impact on admissions

       Naomi McVey, Commissioning Advisor, National Institute of Clinical Excellence  

 

            II: Delivering respiratory care in the next five years

What makes a good respiratory care provider: How do you know when you see one or receive a tender from one?

       Liam Williams, Programme Director, NHS Bristol/Director of Nursing, Great Western Ambulance Service

 

When and how are registers useful?

       Dr Patrick White, Clinical Senior Lecturer, King’s College London, Department of Primary Care and Public Health Sciences, London

 

The impact of CQUINS and the COPD discharge bundle

       Dr Vince Mak, Consultant Physician, Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Central Middlesex Hospital, Park Royal, London

 

Managing patients effectively with more than one long term condition

       Charlotte Ruse, Consultant Physician and Geriatrician, Sheffield Teaching Hospital

 

            III: Advanced and end of life care

Well, end stage is from the beginning, isn’t it, to a certain extent? The ‘story’ of COPD

       Dr Hilary Pinnock, GP in General Practice, Whitstable, Kent

 

Improving communication between patients and professionals, and between professionals

       Jane Scullion, Respiratory Nurse Consultant, Glenfield Hospital and SHA Lead, East Midlands

 

Adding value to the last year(s) of life from the perspective of non-clinical providers

       Dr Steve Holmes, GP Shepton Mallet

 

Workshops Part II

 

I: Commissioning respiratory care for the next five years

Incentivising and commissioning services that avoid unnecessary admissions

       Dr Donal Hynes, Director of Corporate Services and Communications/ Professional Executive Committee Chair, Somerset Primary Care Trust

 

Using monitoring to improve services

       Judith McElroy, Oxygen Service Manager, Home Oxygen Lead, NHS Blackburn with Darwen

 

            II: Delivering respiratory care in the next five years

Co-creating health with patients: how to make this happen in real life

       Dr Hans Hartung, Respiratory Consultant, Ayrshire & Arran

 

Technology – the solution or a new problem: getting the right mix of workforce and the balance between staff and technology right

       Dr Brian McKinstry, Reader Primary Care Research, University of Edinburgh

 

            III: Advanced and end of life care: services

Critical care services for people with COPD

       Craig Davison, Director of the Lane Fox Unit, London

 

Oxygen for chronic hypoxia: how to reduce variation and prevent or stop inappropriate use

       Dr Graham Burns, Respiratory Consultant, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle

 

Intractable breathlessness

       Dr Patrick White, Dr Myra Stern, Consultant in Respiratory Medicine and Integrated Respiratory Care, Whittington Health, London

 

Plenary: Enabling clinicians – reducing variation, delivering safe, effective and personalised care

 

Changing the culture and increasing the value of each patient contact: lessons from the integrated care pilots

Dr Derek Thomson, Medical Director, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust

 

The interplay of services that reduce admissions and readmissions

Sarah Purdy, Consultant Senior Lecturer, Academic Unit of Primary Care Healthcare, University of Bristol

 

A new mind set: the role of competition and choice and the            commissioning pack

Sharon Haggerty, Head of Adult Services, County Durham & Darlington PCT

 

 

 

 

WEBCASTS FROM 2009 IMPRESS CONFERENCE

Improving Outcomes for People Living and Dying with COPD by Robert Winter

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Personalised Care

Co-creating health – update from the Health Foundation COPD pilot by Dr Jonathan Fuld

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Learning From Other Disciplines by Cathy Jenkins

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Clinical Engagements

Lessons from The National Institute for Health Research Service Delivery and Organisation (NIHR SDO) project by Dr Hilary Pinnock

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Networks and markets – what works? Scottish Managed Clinical

Networks – how and why they work by Dr Iain Small

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Three secondary care-led approaches to improving care –The Imperial experience by Professor Martyn Partridge

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Improving access, reducing inequality

An outreach model of integration, the Whittington modelHospital Doctor COPD Team of the Year by Dr Louise Restrick

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The value of technology Dr Rob Angus

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Care closer to home. The models of pulmonary rehabilitation by Dr Rupert Jones

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Integrating palliative care for people with COPD by Gail South

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Commissioning high quality respiratory care and improving outcomes

Needs assessment – where’s the data, what about unmet need, what about pitfalls, what about comorbidities? by June Roberts

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The IMPRESS guide to service specifications by Siân Williams

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Ensuring a competent, sustainable and reflective workforce by Jane Scullion

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How to procure the right long term conditions service to ensure improvement, with few unintended consequences - The Somerset Story by Dr Jonathan Hincks

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So what does all this mean?

What does that mean for us all now, and what does the future hold? by Dr Jonathan Shapiro

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