10 Year Health Plan conference (in-person)

Background

Following Lord Darzi’s investigation in 2024 and a ‘national conversation’ on how to fix our ‘broken’ NHS, a new 10 Year Health Plan charged with setting out government plans to deliver its three shifts – from hospital to community, analogue to digital and sickness to prevention – will publish in the spring. The spending review, which will set out government spending plans for the next three years, and the publication of a revised long-term workforce plan, are also expected over the coming months.

About the event

This conference will explore how implementation of the three shifts can deliver improved care, outcomes and experience for the public, while ensuring our health and care system is compassionate, equitable and sustainable. Our expert speakers will outline the actions and decisions needed to transform the health service into a prevention-focused service by 2035.

National and local leaders will share insights and learnings on the challenges facing the health and care system as implementation takes place across the country. Topics will include rebalancing of resources, leadership and the workforce, funding flows and finances, measurement and accountability at national and local level, and the importance of engaging and involving people and communities.

During the event, we will showcase pioneering case studies that are leading the way in delivering the plan, and you will have the opportunity to join peers from across the system to find out how to move from pockets of innovation to widespread change.

Conference sessions will provide explore practical guidance on:

• how the 10 Year Health Plan can support the government’s overall health mission

• the impact of the comprehensive spending review and radical options for how funding is allocated and flows through the system

• how the plan can only be delivered successfully if there is similar attention and support for adult social care

• managing the trade-offs, including implementing the changes and shifts over the long-term while prioritising resources on current pressures

• building on the approach in the development of the plan to work differently with people (patients, staff and communities) and ensure services are co-designed to meet needs and deliver care that is truly patient-centred

• how to achieve a managed shift in resources and power away from the acute sector towards primary, community and preventive services

• creating digitally enabled services that are inclusive and trusted by engaging with people and communities.

This event is kindly sponsored by AstraZeneca, Abbott and Palantir.

AstraZeneca have provided sponsorship towards this independent programme but have had no involvement in its creation or organisation

FAQs

Can I pay by invoice?

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What is the refund policy?

Cancellations confirmed in writing more than 14 days before the first live session will be refunded in full via the same payment method. We regret that no refund can be made after that date, however, if you contact us before the event start, we can offer a transfer of your ticket to another event taking place in the following six months. Please email us at events@kingsfund.org.uk with confirmation of your original booking to cancel or transfer your ticket. On completion of the confirmed booking the delegate and their supporting organisation are liable for the fees for the event (regardless of whether payment has been made).

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