NHS funding - The end of the golden years?
Monday 20 September 2010
Venue: Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, LONDON, W1G 0AE
The White paper published by the secretary of state for health on 12th July 2010, indicates that we are going to see vast changes in the way that services are commissioned and contracted in the NHS. SHAs are going to disappear, PCTs are going to disappear, all NHS trusts will be foundation trusts, and GPs will hold the commissioning budgets. This will affect almost all people working in health in England and they would benefit by being informed.
Pre-registration is now closed but there are still spaces so you can register on the day.
Registration Details:
Other Health Professional: £20
Fee: Free of charge
Student: £8
Trainee: £10
AHP/Nurse/Midwife: £15
Consultant/GP: £25
RSM Retired Fellow: £8
RSM Student: £5
RSM Trainee: £8
RSM Associate: £10
RSM Fellow: £10
Meeting ref: ONA05
CPD: 2 credits
5.30 pm |
Registration, tea and coffee |
| Chair: David Rainey, RSM Open Section | |
6.00 pm |
Introduction |
6.10 pm |
Mike Farrar: The national position |
| Chief Executive, NHS North West | |
| The challenges of continuing to deliver on patient care when managing an organisation that has been told it will cease to exist within a year | |
6.30 pm |
Joe Rafferty: The local position |
| Chief Executive NHS Central Lancashire | |
| With health funding being managed by GPs how will Trusts manage the new commission process in order to maintain financial stability and clinical engagement? | |
6.50 pm |
Jeremy Taylor: The patient position |
| Chief Executive, National Voices | |
| What does the future hold for patient engagement? Will it be holding clinicians to account or true partnership to recognise services to fit local need? | |
7.10 pm |
Discussion |
7.40 pm |
Completion of evaluation forms |
7.45 pm |
Close of meeting |
