If you work or volunteer in health and care – in research, the NHS system, local authorities or the community – come along to our Conference to find out about how we can work together to put evidence, improvement and equity at the heart of health and care in our region.
We will be examining work that our partnership and Health Integration Teams have been involved with, celebrating the successes and explore the challenges of delivering meaningful change across our system.
This year, we will be welcoming guests from other clinical-academic partnerships, nationally and internationally, who are inspired by what’s happening here in the South West and want to share their perspectives and collaborate with us.
**Please note, if you are attending from King’s Health Partners or internationally, do not register from this page. We will send you a separate registration link.**
Programme
10am: Registration, teas and coffees
10.30am: Conference Chair introduction – Primrose Granville, public contributor and broadcaster
10.40am: Welcoming address – Maria Kane, Joint Chief Executive North Bristol NHS Trust and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust
10.55am: Danish health and care reform – Claus Brøckner Nielsen, Chief Medical Director, Regional Hospital of Central Jutland
11.15am: About Health Integration Teams (HITs) – David Wynick, Director, Bristol Health Partners
11.25am: Networking, tea and coffee – part 1 – All delegates to meet HITs, stallholders and each other
12.05pm: HITs in focus –
- Improving stroke care together
- Chronic pain – deeper understanding and better services
12.50pm: Lunch and networking
1.40pm: Musical performance and welcome back
1.50pm: Understanding the diversity of health research participants – Connie Shiridzinomwa, Senior Project Manager, Bristol Health Partners
2.05pm: Public health and research – Christina Gray, Director of Public Health, Bristol City Council
2.25pm: HITs in focus –
- Common Ambition Bristol: Improving HIV and sexual health services with people of African and Caribbean heritage
- No Wrong Door Anymore: Better services for people with mental health and substance use issues
3.10pm: Networking, tea and coffee – part 2 – All delegates to meet HITs, stallholders and each other
4pm: Reimagining health and care – Irene Higginson, Director of Better Health and Care Futures, Kings College London
4.50pm: Close and thanks – David Wynick
Bristol Health Partners Conference
We The Curious, Millennium Square, Anchor Road, Bristol, UK
