Demonstrating the value of hospice care

Demonstrating the value of hospice care
25-26 November 2014: Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds
Tuesday 25 November 2014
09.15 – 10.15
Registration, refreshments, exhibition viewing
10.30
Welcome and introduction
The Rt. Hon. Lord Howard of Lympne, CH, QC, Chair of
Hospice UK
10.45
Opening plenary: Building energy for change across the
hospice movement
Helen Bevan, Chief Transformation Officer, NHS Improving
Quality England
11.45
Choice of parallel sessions
1.1 Learning from other sectors: using data and outcome
measures to make a difference
Malcolm Roxburgh, Public Health England; Dr Sarah Rawlings,
Assistant Director, Policy and Information, Breakthrough Breast
Cancer; Johnny Barton, Special Projects Manager, Turning
Point
1.2 Sponsor’s session: software capabilities in hospice
care
Sasha Hill, Sales Executive, Advanced Health and Care
1.3 Principles of good evaluation in hospice care
Dr Chih Hoong Sin, Director, Evaluation, Research and
Engagement, OPM
13.00
Lunch and exhibition viewing
14:15
Choice of parallel sessions
2.1 Understanding the new regulatory regime
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Rachael Dodgson, Head of Adult Social Care Policy, and Diane
Roberts, Senior Designer, Care Quality Commission; Dallas
Pounds, Chief Executive, Trinity Hospice; Vicki Finlay, Director
of Care, Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice
2.2 The National Minimum Data Set – past, present and
future
Jocelyn Hinds, Data and Intelligence Manager, National Council
for Palliative Care and Hospice UK; Malcolm Roxburgh, Public
Health England; Dr Heather Richardson, Joint Chief Executive,
St Christopher’s
2.3 Demonstrating value and impact to funders
Andrea Ladeira, Chief Executive, Care2Save and Commercial
Director, St Luke’s Hospice, Cheshire; Sue McGraw, Chief
Executive, St John’s Hospice, Lancaster; Katie Mitchell,
Community Fundraising Manager, John Taylor Hospice
15.30
Plenary
The value and importance of research in measuring,
demonstrating and improving the quality of end-of- life
care
Professor Joan Teno, Professor of Community Health and
Medicine and Associate Director of the Center for Gerontology
and Health Care Research, Brown Medical School; Dr
Katherine Sleeman, Clinical Lecturer in Palliative Medicine,
Cicely Saunders Institute
16.30
Refreshments and exhibition viewing
16.45
AGM for Hospice UK
17.30
Drinks reception and presentation of Hospice UK’s 2014
Awards, supported by the National Gardens Scheme
19.00
Close of day 1
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Demonstrating the value of hospice care
25-26 November 2014: Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds
Wednesday 26 November 2014
8.15 –
9.15
Registration (for
those only coming
to day 2),
refreshments and
exhibition viewing
8.00 – 9.15
8.00 - 9.15
Breakfast meeting:
Executive Clinical
Leads in Hospice
and Palliative Care
(ECLiHP)
Breakfast meeting:
Hospice Quality
Partnership (HQP)
Plenary: ‘From cups of tea to complexity’
9.30
Dr Ros Taylor, National Director for Hospice Care, Hospice UK;
Director, The Hospice of St Francis, Berkhamsted
10.15
Choice of parallel sessions
3.1 Outcomes and outcome measures in palliative care Dr Fliss
Murtagh, Reader and Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Cicely
Saunders Institute; Antonia Bunnin, Director of Hospice Support and
Development, Hospice UK
3.2 Personal health budgets: the way forward Dr Alison Austin,
Personalisation and Control Lead, NHS England; David Savage,
Associate Director – Strategy, Helen & Douglas House
3.3 Maximising the potential of hospice volunteers to add value
to your local community Gail Wilson, Associate Director for
Education, Research & Professional Development, St Luke’s Hospice,
Plymouth; Karen Clarke, Deputy Chief Executive, St Wilfrid’s Hospice,
Eastbourne; Barbara Gale, Chief Executive, St Nicholas Hospice Care
11.30
Refreshments and exhibition viewing
12.00
Choice of parallel sessions
4.1 Demonstrating the value of hospice care to commissioners
Emma Hodges, Deputy Chief Executive, St Giles Hospice; Kate Lee,
Chief Executive, Myton Hospices; Mark Jarman Howe, Chief
Executive, St Helena Hospice
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4.2 The leader’s role in facilitating change and adding value to
hospice care: reflections from the Masters in Hospice Leadership
Barbara Gale, Chief Executive, St Nicholas Hospice Care; Elaine Rae,
Patient and Family Support Manager, St Vincent’s Hospice; Simon
Robey, Complementary Therapies Coordinator, St Joseph’s Hospice,
Hackney; Linda McEnhill, Head of Family Support, Prince and
Princess of Wales Hospice, Glasgow; Social Care Lead, Hospice UK
4.3 Ensuring quality in non hospice-managed settings
David Praill, Chief Executive, Hospice UK; Teresa Dellar, Executive
Director, West Island Palliative Care Residence, Quebec
13.15
Lunch and exhibition viewing
14.15
Closing plenary
Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP, Minister of State for Care and Support
15.15
Conference closes; refreshments ‘to go’
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