Alzheimer's Society Chief Executive to give keynote address at The King's Fund conference
Published 22 November 2011
Jeremy Hughes, Alzheimer's Society Chief Executive will be giving a keynote address at The King's Fund conference tomorrow, Wednesday 23 November.
Jeremy Hughes will be talking about innovations in dementia care at 4.20pm tomorrow, Wednesday 23 November and the event will be live-streamed via www.kingsfund.tv
The King's Fund Annual Conference 2011 will look beyond current debate about structures and reforms to focus on how to improve the everyday business of delivering health and social care. Sessions will debate how to build a health and social care system for the future that delivers services which are safe, high quality, properly regulated, value-for-money and meet the expectations of patients.
This conference which is now sold out will provide delegates with a better understanding of how the system will be operating in 2013 and beyond and present strategies that consider the future context and supply practical ideas of innovations in service-delivery that can be implemented in organisations and communities across the UK.
The conference is being live streamed via www.kingsfund.tv from 10am.
Keynote speakers:
- Rt Hon Professor Lord Ara Darzi KBE, former Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Health and Paul Hamlyn Chair of Surgery, Imperial College London
- Ian Cummings, NHS National Director of Quality, Department of Health
- Dr Penny Dash, Partner, McKinsey & Co and Vice-chair, Board of Trustees, The King's Fund
- Sir Liam Donaldson, former Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health 1998 - 2010
- Al Mulley, Director of the Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science
- Dr David Bennett, Chair and Interim Chief Executive, Monitor
- Ali Parsa, Managing Partner, Circle Partnership
- Dame Jo Williams DBE, Chair, Care Quality Commission
- Sir Andrew Dillon CBE, Chief Executive, NICE
The full programme is available at http://www.kingsfund.org.uk/events/the_kings_fund.html
To watch the conference live please visit www.kingsfund.tv Jeremy's session begins at 4.20pm, and online viewers will be able to send in their questions and tweet via hashtag #kfconf2011.
