'GPs in control? Reporting the new health system' is an event bringing together the people who will be part of the new clinical commissioning system with those reporting on it.

It will discuss what are likely to be the important issues, as well as providing an opportunity for building new relationships with bodies such as CSUs and CCGs, as well as hyperlocal bloggers and health experts.

Speakers come from both the health system and health journalism, and include former Health Service Journal editor and public policy expert Richard Vize.

The event is being organised by the BBC College of Journalism, Birmingham City University's School of Media and Help Me Investigate Health.

Map and directions can be found here: http://www.bcu.ac.uk/about-us/maps-and-campuses/school-of-art-margaret-street/map-and-directions

Running order

Before the event, from 9am-1pm, is the Fairbrum social inclusion summit. Attendees may be interested to attend this as well. Details at the link.

12 - grab a coffee and chat

1pm - What's changed? What's the same? Richard Vize, former editor Health Service Journal, communications consultant and public policy expert, Guardian columnist

1.30 Transparency - what's new? Carl Plant, health professional and data specialist, and Daz Wright, Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Board.

2 - grab another coffee

2.30 - Whistleblowing, social media and accountability - from journalists and health workers: Alexander Talbott, digital communications consultant working with NHS Employers, Clive Peedell, National Health Action party, Colin Cooper, GP Magazine

3.30 - What journalists want - Michele Paduano, BBC Midlands health correspondent

4 more coffee and chat - or go get a beer.

Also organised by BCU later in the year is Well-being 2013 on July 24-25.