The right home and neighbourhood environment can maintain health, improve wellbeing and prevent physical and mental illness.
Health, Social Services, Housing and the Voluntary sector (amongst others) all have a role to play in delivering supportive housing and neighbourhoods.
Digital technology can contribute to the basic infrastructure required for a successful delivery.
Speakers will include those working at policy level and on actual applications. Attendees will gain insights which will help them frame their local strategies and implementations.
Generally there needs to be much more emphasis on disease prevention in healthcare and encouragement to maintain good health if we are to avert the growing crisis in our nation’s care provision. This isn’t just the responsibility of Primary Care but lies with other sectors that have an impact on health.
Topics include:
Wessex Academic Health Science Network (AHSN), Madeline Starr, Carers UK
Mr Gillespie is an experienced health manager who has worked at board level in health organisations in the UK and overseas for the last 18 years.
Bill joined the AHSN in 2016, following a period leading specialised commissioning for NHS England South and two years working on Qatar’s primary healthcare strategy.
Director of the Housing Learning and Improvement Network, UK
As Director of the Housing Learning and Improvement Network, Jeremy works with policy-makers, commissioners and providers of housing, health and social care nationally to improve housing with care choices for older people.
Before this, Jeremy was the National Programme Lead for Housing at the Department of Health. He is also Chairman of the Homes and Communities Agency's Vulnerable and Older People's Advisory Group, and was Inquiry Secretary to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Housing and Care for Older People.
Mr Clive Flashman, President, Digital Health Section, Royal Society of Medicine
Bill Gillespie, Wessex Academic Health Science Network
Mark Lowe, Pinacl Systems
Madeleine Starr, CarersUK
Helen Rostill, Surrey and Borders Partnership Trust
Networking and exhibition
Jennifer Neff, Elemental Software
Megan Streb, Sustrans
Gabriella Spinelli, Brunel University
Networking and exhibition
Miriam Fagbemi
Helen Rostill
Jennifer Neff
Su Mihelic, Southampton City Council
Jeremy Porteus, Housing Learning and Improvement Network
Dr Richard Curry, Council Member, Digital Health Section, Royal Society of Medicine
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
Discuss perennial problems of 21st century healthcare: morale and self-care, moral distress sustainable goals and practical wisdom.
This conference brings together medical and educational professionals to provide better care for school children and young people with mental health needs.
