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| 8:45 am |
Networking breakfastDelegates are advised to check-in at registration by 9 am |
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| 9:35 am |
Chair’s Opening RemarksVictoria Vaughan, Editor, Pulse PCN and Healthcare Leader |
Chair’s Opening RemarksDr Nav Chana MBE, GP Partner Cricket Green Medical Practice and former Chair of the National Association of Primary Care |
| 9:40 am |
Physician associates: how to ensure they are supervised correctly |
Early cancer diagnosisDr Bea Bakshi, Co-Founder and CEO of C The Signs |
| 10:20 am |
Sponsored session – details coming soon |
Sponsored session – details coming soon |
| 10:55 am |
Refreshments and networking in the Exhibitors Hall |
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| 11:25 am |
Sponsored session – details coming soon |
Sponsored session – details coming soon |
| 12:05 pm |
Sponsored session – details coming soon |
Improving support for people with frailty through proactive and integrated care
Dr Towhid Imam, Consultant Geriatrician, Croydon Health Services, South West London ICB, NHS England |
| 12:50 pm |
Lunch and exhibition |
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| 1:40 pm |
Pioneering a digitally first NHS@Home/ virtual ward model
Dr Matea Deliu, Associate Medical Director, GP, One Health Lewisham |
Automation/AI in Primary Care – London pilotsDr Shanker Vijayadeva, GP Lead – Digital Transformation (Primary Care) – London region, NHS England |
| 2:20 pm |
Session details coming soonDr Mark Remedios, Clinical Director Feltham, Bedfont and Hanworth PCN |
Implementing a sustainable community mental health solution fit for primary care
Dr Emma Tiffin, GP, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Mental Health Lead and Associate Clinical Director for Mental Health and Learning Disabilities, National GP Advisor Community and Primary Care, Adult Mental Health, NHS England & Improvement |
| 2:55 pm |
Refreshment break |
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| 3:15 pm |
Emerging innovative models of care in PCNsThe session showcases exemplar initiatives with the PCNs, how is it making a difference to the lives of people – patients and frontline staff. A good opportunity to understand how PCN leads made it happen and implications for your own clinical network. Dr Ashish Dwivedi, Director, Health Integration Partners Dr Shanker Vijayadeva, GP Lead – Digital Transformation (Primary Care) – London region, NHS England Dr Emma Tiffin, GP, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Mental Health Lead and Associate Clinical Director for Mental Health and Learning Disabilities, National GP Advisor Community and Primary Care, Adult Mental Health, NHS England & Improvement Charlotte Osborn-Forde, Chief Executive Officer, National Academy for Social Prescribing |
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| 3:50 pm |
The ingredients of a survival toolkit for general practiceDr Chaand Nagpaul, GP Partner, North London, former chair BMA Council, former chair BMA GP committee, Board member, NHS Race and Health Observatory; Trustee, Doctors in Distress |
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| 4:20 pm |
Conference ends |
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*Please note, this information is correct at the current time. Cogora reserve the right to amend content without prior warning.
** We would like to thank our exhibitors and sponsors for sponsoring this meeting. This includes pharmaceutical companies Gedeon Richter (UK) Ltd, GlaxoSmithkline UK Ltd and Pfizer Ltd. These companies have only had input into their individual sessions on the programmes where clearly labelled.
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Associate Medical Director, GP, One Health Lewisham
Dr Matea Deliu is an academic GP and the Associate Medical Director for One Health Lewisham. Dr Deliu’s special interest is in digital health and the use of AI in primary care and respiratory medicine. She currently oversees the NHS@Home service in Lewisham which is a large pioneering digitally first virtual ward. As a GP, Dr. Deliu works with Guy’s and St. Thomas’s @Home service.
GP Partner, North London, former chair BMA Council, former chair BMA GP committee, Board member, NHS Race and Health Observatory; Trustee, Doctors in Distress
Chief Executive Officer, National Academy for Social Prescribing
Charlotte is CEO of the National Academy for Social Prescribing, a charity funded by government to support the development and expansion of social prescribing in healthcare and the wider community. This includes development of new investment models, driving improvements in evidence and evaluation and supporting systems to utilise social prescribing to address critical challenges and embed personalised, holistic care. The Academy also works internationally, leading a collaborative of partners from 30 countries for knowledge exchange and global development. She has held leadership roles in the charity sector for 15 years and worked closely with many Primary Care Networks and NHS colleagues to shape, deliver and scale social prescribing. This has included a focus on addressing health inequalities and new commissioning models for voluntary sector services. @NASPTweets
Director, Health Integration Partners
Clinical Director Feltham, Bedfont and Hanworth PCN
GP Lead – Digital Transformation (Primary Care) – London region, NHS England
Dr Shanker Vijay is London’s GP Lead for Digital Transformation (Primary Care) at NHS England (London). He is also a Digital/IT lead in North West London ICB.
Shanker enjoys simple innovations to tackle problems facing both patients and staff. In his London role, he is presently particularly involved in Automation/AI, Pharmacy First, Online registration, Online consultations/Digital Tools and NHS App. Shanker has been a GP since 2004 and works clinically in North West London. He embraces online patient feedback and is currently rated the number 1 GP on iWantGreatCare. He was a shortlisted finalist for an EHI Award in 2011 for the “Best Use of Social Media in Healthcare”. His management experience includes Board level roles in both Commissioning and Provider organisations. @ShankerVijay
Consultant Geriatrician, Croydon Health Services, South West London ICB, NHS England
Towhid is a Consultant Geriatrician and leading the Front Door Frailty service in Croydon Hospital. He is a GIRFT Virtual Ward Clinical Lead and advises on policy around older people and frailty at NHS England and in South West London ICB as a Clinical Lead.
The Pulse PCN London – Summer forum returns on 17 July 2024. It is a one day, free-to-attend conference designed specifically for PCN Clinical Directors and other senior staff.
Run by the team behind Pulse PCN, Pulse Today, and the Pulse LIVE conferences, this event format combines expert session with networking opportunities with your peers. You will also be able to engage with a handpicked selection of leading suppliers in the exhibition hall. A complimentary buffet lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Topics this year will include:
The goal of the London PCN Forum is to support you and your team when it comes to overcoming the major challenges standing in the way of effective care.
100% of those who attended in 2023 would recommend this event to their peers – join us in July to find out why.
“A really great event for sharing PCN work, experience and outcomes in our different ways of working countrywide. Also a great opportunity to network and meet colleagues to gain a deeper insight in to how change can occur from PCN level upwards!” – Poonam Jethwa, PCN Pharmacist
“All of the sessions I attended were very well presented and the information useful ‘food for thought’. The venue was very nice and the food excellent.” – Roni Lawes, PCN Manager
“This was a useful event for PCN Directors, especially talks from other PCN colleagues regarding the changes and its future role.” – Dr Asif Imran, GP and Clinical Director
Tickets are now available – book here
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