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Welcome

Dr Shahed Ahmad Medical Director

NHS England South Central

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NHS South Central

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Physical connectivity

Birmingham

Southampton

Reading

Oxford

London Bristol

Heathrow

Gloucester

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In general outcomes good, but important work still to do

• Over 480,000 people smoke. 26,000 hospital admissions

due to smoking • Over 1.8 million people are overweight • About half a million people have uncontrolled hypertension • 175,000 people with diabetes. Over £400m. Over £300m

spent on complications of diabetes • At least 50,000 more people with diabetes by 2035. £125

million additional costs. £100 million on complications • Over 27,000 people with undiagnosed atrial fibrillation • 140 infant deaths per year • Over 250 suicides per year

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Todays speakers, todays audience

• Mixture: • Equal:

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Some examples from last time • SHaRON: Bryony Gibson • Lucy Mackillop, Obstetric Physician • Clinical Effectiveness Group: John Robson • Narrowing the life expectancy gap: Jackie Davidson • Diabetes: Vinod Patel • Empowering people: Alf Collins • Weight management in primary care: Susan Jebb • Presentations on website quickly after conference

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What we did with the Feedback • Susan Jebb webinar: 200 people registered. (we

closed the list at 200) • At least 100 participated • Very good. If you missed it you can see a recording • http://tvscn.nhs.uk/weight-loss-improved-health-

outcomes-webinar-now-published/

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Big drivers • Digital • Genomics

• Patients as leaders

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What are we capable of?

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We have world class performance in the room today, for example: • Kathy Hoffman: AV Glucose control • Nithya Nanda: Slough • Jenny Harries: Ebola management • Maggie Woods: Leadership development • Sian Rees: Leading together • Sometimes someone else is world class. Canada

hypertension; Matt Kearney

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Expectations of the day • Speakers have short presentations • Each can only scratch the surface • You wont be able to go to every talk • Will only get a taster. • So what?

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Our ask of you • Build networks today • Keep in touch • Feed back in your own organisation

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Shahed Ahmad Medical Director

Aarti Chapman Associate Director TV SCN and Senate

Julie McCann Head of Pharmacy/ CDAO

Ljuba Stirzaker Deputy Medical Director

Frances Fairman Head of Clinical Programmes

Iona Neeve Head of Performance & Revalidation

Sue Frankland GP Appraisal Lead

Our team leaders

Marion Lynch Deputy Medical Director, STP Workforce

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Local Authority

Oxford AHSN

Academia

Innovation

Patients & carers Healthwatch

Provider Trusts Community

Acute Mental Health

NHS England

Health Education England

Leadership Academy

Thames Valley Clinical Senate

Strategic Programmes

Assurance National Clinical

Leadership

Specialised Commissioning

Charities 3rd sector

STPs

Public Health

England Urgent &

Emergency Care

Professional Bodies

LMC

LDC

LOC

Primary Care

Dentistry

General Practice

Optometry

Pharmacy

Royal Colleges

Medication Safety

NHS England South Central

Medical Directorate

Our relationships

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How we work • If the clinicians we work with are aiming to be world class,

we should too • Standard operating procedures • Based on teamwork, relationships and networks • Focus on data and evidence. PHE HNA. Case for change • Map the delivery chain • Make active decisions about how to maximise impact and

outcomes • Leading together , learning together. Clinical leadership

development.

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PHE HEE/ TVLA AHSN

CCG Chairs & AOs

NHSE Local Govt

Patients GP’s Practice Nurses

Secondary care

Enablers

End Users

Tertiary Care

VCSE HWB Academia Right Care

Public

TVSCN

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SCN CCG

Leads GP’s

Enablers End Users Delivery

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