The AnalystX community will work in partnership with PPP to programme a series of Data and Analytics sessions into the existing Delivery Forum format. It will provide an interactive means for health and care professionals to identify data-oriented opportunities to transform health and care delivery.
As PPP’s ICS Delivery Forum concludes for 2023, take a look back at some of the key topics and insights that emerged over the five events.
On 19 October 2023, Public Policy Projects (PPP) brought together wound care experts, commissioners, ICS leadership and industry from across the UK at the inaugural Wound Care Conference.
New state of the provider sector report finds trust leaders anticipating “toughest winter”, with low morale and high levels of burnout fuelling concerns.
Negotiations have concluded around the implementation of the Pharmacy First scheme, which is now set to launch in full on 31st January 2024.
Sustainability is now a key tenet of NHS strategy in its ambition to reach net zero carbon by 2040.
This summer saw NHS England waiting lists continue to spiral out of control, reaching a record-high of 7.6 million people. This significant rise, combined with ongoing postponements due to strikes and other factors, has led to an increase in individuals opting to fund their own medical treatments.
Stuart Watkins, Strategy Manager for Health at Crown Commercial Service (CCS), explains the 3 main stages of buying digital transformation solutions in the NHS, with a clear breakdown of programme stages and projects along the way.
Last week, ICJ attended the RAREsummit23, organised by the Cambridge Rare Disease Network.
The report calls for the prioritisation of wound care at the national level by the DHSC and NHS England to lift the burden from community services and free up their capacity to deliver the government’s national plans.
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