Join us for the next instalment in our clinical academic innovation workshop series on Wednesday 14 April 2021 where the focus will be improving urban population health.

This will be an online event via Zoom

Our focus for theme three in the King's Health Partners five-year plan is improving urban population health, addressing structural inequalities, ensuring equity of care and preventing poor health outcomes for those living in the communities we serve. Working together with our communities and partners, we want to better understand the complex needs of our population, including the social and economic factors that create health inequalities.

This will be an interactive event, bringing together experience and expertise from speakers across our system-wide partnerships.

The workshop will be chaired by Professor Richard Trembath, Executive Director at King’s Health Partners.

Speakers include:

Professor Kevin Fenton, National Director for Health and Wellbeing, Public Health England
Professor Majid Ezzati, Chair in Global Environmental Health, Imperial College London
Baroness Deborah Bull, Vice President & Vice-Principal (London), King’s College London
Dr Ingrid Wolfe, Director, Institute of Women and Children's Health, King’s Health Partners

Panellists include:

Dr Irem Patel, Joint Director of Clinical Strategy – Population Health, King’s Health Partners
Sir Norman Lamb, Chair of South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Anjan Ghosh, Director of Public Health, London Borough of Bexley
Barbara Gray, CEO, Urban Dandelion CIC, Lewisham Mayor and Council Advisor on BAME Health Inequalities
Kieron Boyle, Chief Executive, Guy's & St Thomas' Foundation

Registered attendees will be provided with a link to join the meeting via the Eventbrite confirmation email.

Please be aware that you will need to have RSVP'd for this event to be able to join.

The workshop will be recorded and a link will be provided to registered attendees following the event.

2021-22 Clinical academic innovation workshop series