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SUMMARY:The Healthcare Show 2023
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The Healthcare Show\, the UK’s largest gathering of senior healthcare managers and lead clinicians working in all sectors of the NHS (including ICSs / ICBs)\, public health\, VCSE\, and private sector\, returning to the ExCeL London on 26-27 April 2023. \nFree for all healthcare professionals to attend\, the CPD-certified conference programme will focus on four theatres dedicated to integrated care\, workforce\, patient safety\, and our keynote theatre.\nOur keynote theatre is tackling the NHS’s biggest current priorities; including reducing response times for ambulances and waits in A&E\, driving down elective waiting lists\, and tackling challenges around access to primary care. \nThe Healthcare Show promises to provide you with the highest quality content\, full of tangible learning and practical solutions so that every corner of the NHS can share best practices to implement ideas\, innovations\, models of care\, and technologies that will radically improve the quality of care the NHS is able to offer. \nReasons to attend: \n\nJoin 4\,500 senior healthcare managers for practical case studies and guidance on addressing the tremendous challenges facing the NHS\, post-pandemic and in a cost-of-living crisis\nTake away practical ideas and solutions you can adopt in your own organisation and day-to-day professional life\nLearn from 400 speakers who will deliver CPD-certified sessions carefully curated and tailored to meet your training needs\nMeet and network with 200 exhibitors showcasing their latest products and solutions\nPart of Health Plus Care\, The Healthcare Show is co-located with The Residential & Home Care Show and The Digital Healthcare Show – attendees can enter all three shows\nIt’s free for healthcare professionals to attend!\n\nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.\nRegister for your complimentary pass here
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/the-healthcare-show-2023/
LOCATION:ExCeL London\, Royal Victoria Dock\, 1 Western Gateway\, London\, E16 1XL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Best Practice London 2023
DESCRIPTION:The New Home of General Practice for London & the south of England Best Practice has a new (second) home as it heads to the capital for the first time. Best Practice London\, 8 – 9 March 2023 at Olympia London\, will provide high-quality\, accredited CPD content\, delivered by world-class speakers.\nBest Practice is not abandoning our established Birmingham base\, but we are providing a second opportunity in the calendar for GPs and their general practice colleagues to access valuable content to support their continuing development\, all still free of charge.\nIt is now even easier to join the event most convenient for you – in terms of the time of year and location. Birmingham or London\, or both? The choice is yours. \nBest Practice London has its own identity\, with a distinct regional focus on healthcare across London and the South of England\, but you can expect everything you know and love from our sister show – with a little bit of a twist. \nWho can attend for free? \nBest Practice London is offering free delegate passes (worth £695+ VAT)\, to all healthcare and allied healthcare professionals for Best Practice London 2023. Your free delegate badge will provide you access to both the exhibition area and all conference and workshop theatres. \nYou can visit Best Practice London for free if you are a: GP Partner\, GP\, Locum GP\, Practice Owner\, Practice Partner\, Practice Director\, Practice Manager\, Practice Nurse\, Practice Pharmacist\, Dispensing Doctor\, Clinical Director\, PCN Director\, PCN Manager\, all ARRS roles. Plus\, all other registered HCPs from Surgeries\, GP Federations\, Primary Care Networks\, ICSs\, Government ALBs\, & NHS England. \nBenefits of attending \n\nFree accredited CPD content: quality educational content that can be used towards revalidation\, at no cost to the attendee.\nClinical education and learning: covering key disease areas such as CVD\, respiratory\, and diabetes\, as well as fresh topics including gender incongruence\, allergies\, migraines\, abnormal blood tests\, and genomics. Working with a wide range of societies and organisations\, we engage and work with leading clinical experts to deliver relevant up-to-date clinical content.\nMultidisciplinary appeal: Unlike most other events\, Best Practice London is not just for GPs. It caters for all roles within general practice and primary care\, including practice nurses\, practice managers\, and ARRS roles.\nBusiness advice and non-clinical education: Best Practice London addresses the practicalities of what is\, in essence\, the running of a small business with our dedicated Business Services Hub. The exhibition provides the opportunity to connect with key suppliers and new vendors and discover the latest products\, services\, and technology in general practice and primary care.\nStrategy: Best Practice is the only event that explores the policies and strategy that underpins general practice.\nDirect Enhanced Services (DES): Best Practice works closely with NHS England to deliver content aligned to the network contract DES – underpinning the role Primary Care Networks have in empowering general practice within the wider NHS to improve the range and effectiveness of primary care services.\n\nBest Practice London 2023 Conference Programme \nExhibition overview \nWith more than 70 exhibiting companies\, you can source a vast array of the latest products and solutions\, including: \nInfection Prevention\, Medical Equipment\, Medicines Management\, Nutrition\, Minor Surgery Supplies\, OTC Products\, Automated Dispensing\, GP Practice Pharmacist Providers\, Medical Refrigeration\, Professional Services\, Indemnity Providers\, Business Banking\, Buying Groups\, IT Support Solutions\, Cloud-base Telecoms\, and Back-End System Support. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.\nRegister for your complimentary pass here
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/best-practice-london-2023/
LOCATION:Olympia\, London\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221118
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SUMMARY:Diabetes Professional Care and PMA 2022
DESCRIPTION:Diabetes Professional Care\n16-17 November 2022\nOlympia London \nWe are delighted to invite you to this year’s Diabetes Professional Care welcoming 5\,000+ healthcare professionals on 16-17 November at Olympia London. \nDiabetes Professional Care is a two-day annual conference and is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the prevention\, treatment and management of diabetes and its related conditions. You’ll get access to 100+ CPD-certified sessions and network with like-minded peers to share best practice and learn from each other. \nFirst speakers announced\n\nJune James\, TREND Co-Chair\, Independent Nurse Consultant in Diabetes\nMaggie Shepherd\, Honorary Clinical Professor\, Lead Research Nurse\, University of Exeter\nKevin Fernando\, GP Partner North Berwick Health Centre\, GP with Specialist Interest in Diabetes & Medical Education\nRose Stewart\, Consultant Clinical Psychologist\, Diabetes Psychology Lead\nRoy Taylor\, Director of Newcastle Magnetic Resonance Centre\nZehra Yonel\, NIHR & Diabetes UK Doctoral Research Fellow\n\nKey themes of 2022\nUpdates from the national team \nExploring different workstreams\, including prevention\, digital\, and the treatment and care of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The NHS Park will showcase best practice of how teams have implemented new ways of working and addressed their biggest challenges. \nHealth inequalities \nSharing inspiring\, but achievable and applicable\, ways in which colleagues from across the country have addressed health inequalities for their populations. \nDiabetes and multimorbidity \nDiscussing CVD prevention\, CKD\, hypertension and atrial fibrillation\, among other conditions\, and refining approaches to individual patients\, as well as looking at strategic system-level change. \nGuideline updates \nDebating the latest updates and the latest guidance from NICE\, EASD and others to explore what works well and what doesn’t. \nClick below to secure your complimentary pass and join us in improving the lives of people with diabetes. \nView the full conference programmeRegister for your complimentary pass here
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/diabetes-professional-care-and-pma-2022/
LOCATION:Olympia\, London\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221014
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SUMMARY:Best Practice- The Care Show
DESCRIPTION:The UK’s number one event for the primary care and general practice community\, established over a decade ago\, returns to Birmingham on 12-13 October 2022.\nWinner of ‘Best Trade Show Under 2000m’ at the 2022 Exhibition News Awards.\nProviding powerful CPD certified content\, free of charge\, to 4\,000 senior decision-makers from primary care; the Best Practice Show is hugely valued by its attendees\, here are just some of our 2021 show statistics: \n\n82% of Best Practice attendees felt the event presented them with very or extremely clear\, practical and useful information\n91% felt Best Practice Show met or exceeded their expectations\n87% rated the conference programme as good or better compared to previous years\n80% of attendees plan to join us for Best Practice Show 2022\n76% plan on bringing a colleague with them in October 2022\n84% told us Best Practice Show was the first time they were able to meet new suppliers in the past 12 months\n\nIf you are working within a practice or group of practices\, don’t miss out on the opportunity to join us! By attending you will have access to world-class training and the best possible content. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/best-practice-the-care-show/
LOCATION:National Hall\, Olympia\, Hammersmith Road\, London\, W14 8UX\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221014
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SUMMARY:PMA Awards 2022 @ Best Practice
DESCRIPTION:Best Practice Birmingham\n12-13 October 2022\nNEC Birmingham\nwww.bestpracticeshow.co.uk/practice-managers-association\nBest Practice Birmingham\, UK’s number one event for the primary care and general practice community and recognised by Exhibition News as an award-winning show\, returns to the NEC Birmingham on 12-13 October. \nFree for healthcare professionals\, the conference programme will provide up to 12 hours of CPD-certified training\, expertly tailored to meet the training requirements of healthcare professionals\, with clinical content closely following the GP curriculum spearheaded by the Royal College of General Practitioners. \nThe programme will address major policy topics impacting general practice\, such as access\, health inequalities\, digital innovation\, and the GP contract. \nIt will also cover a range of clinical issues around areas such as cancer\, dermatology\, diabetes\, gastroenterology\, neurology\, mental health\, and cardiovascular disease. This year we’ll also have a renewed focus on women’s health and pain management as well as more content on immunisations. \nJoin us to find out why we’re the best in the business and the home for general practice.  \nReasons to attend: \n\nFor over a decade\, more than 4\,000 senior decision makers from the primary care community attend the Best Practice Show annually\nFree to attend for healthcare professionals within general practice and primary care\nCutting edge CPD accredited conference programme with 10 theatres and 200+ sessions\nHear from 150 expert speakers who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and experience\nMeet 200 exciting exhibitors who will show you the latest products and services\n82% of previous attendees felt the event provided extremely clear\, practical\, and useful information\n91% of previous attendees felt Best Practice Show met or exceeded their expectations\nProudly incorporating Best Practice in Nursing and Respiratory Professional Care\, all held on-site at the Best Practice Show\n\nVisit the event website: www.bestpracticeshow.co.uk/practice-managers-association \nregister for your free ticket hereJoin us for the PMA Awards 2022 at Best Practice on the 12th October 2022.\nThe PMA Professional Members Awards Programme 2022 will recognise and celebrate excellence in management across all areas of the health and social care sector. The deadline for applications is September 12th 2022. Shortlists will be announced on September 30th 2022 and the Awards will be presented at Best Practice 2022\, in Birmingham on October 12th 2022. \nWe look forward to receiving your nominations and celebrating with our winners on the day.\nMore information or to make a nomination PMA Theatre Programme at Best Practice 2022\n\n\n\n\n\nTime\nOctober 12th\nOctober 13th\n\n\n\n\n09.30-10.10\nOpening session:  \nProfessional Development with the PMA – Sandra Kirkham \nPanel Discussion: Supporting Practice Managers and their teams – Rachel Souter\, Deputy Director Primary Care Workforce\, NHS England\, Frances Mead\, Senior Programme Manager\, Primary Care Workforce\, NHS England and Sheinaz Stansfield\n\n\n10.20-11.00\nThe future of general practice – Sheinaz Stansfield\nEffective Patient Engagement – Tracy Dell\n\n\n11.10-11.50\nSuccession Planning – Emma Fay\nHow to retain employees and boost morale in general practice – Denise Smith\n\n\n12.00-12.40\nARRS roles: integrating and managing multi-disciplinary teams – Tracy Dell\nManaging GP Practice Finance: 2022 update – Bernadette Hughes\n\n\n12.50-13.30\nLUNCH BREAK\nLUNCH BREAK\n\n\n13.40-14.40\nMotivational Keynote: Your wild and precious life – Julie Hurst\nThe return from a Hero/Heroine’s journey: a reflective transition from challenge to growth – Dr Craig Newman\n\n\n14.50-15.30\nCustomer & Conflict Management – Mairead Roche\n\n\n\n15.45-16.30\nPMA Networking & Awards \nPMA networking and prestigious award ceremony to celebrate the non-clinical\, General Practice ‘greats’ for 2022.  \n30 mins awards/presentation + 15 mins raffle prize draw and networking. \nCategories to include: \n\nPractice Business Manager of the Year 2022\nPractice Manager of the Year 2022\nPCN Manager of the Year 2022\nPractice Finance Manager of the Year 2022\nAdministration / Reception Manager of the Year 2022\nReceptionist Team of the Year 2022\nOutstanding contribution to General Practice 2022\nLifetime Achievement Award 2022\nPMA Organisation Award\nProfessional Development in the Non-Clinical Workforce\n\n PMA will also award Professional Member & Fellow Member Certificates and will present some of the distinguished graduates of the learning programme.\nEXHIBITION CLOSES AT 16.00\n\n\n\n\nregister for your free ticket here
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/pma-awards-2022-at-best-practice/
LOCATION:National Hall\, Olympia\, Hammersmith Road\, London\, W14 8UX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Practice Manager Conference
DESCRIPTION:More information coming soon.\nDirectory of Sponsors
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/south-yorkshire-bassetlaw-practice-manager-conference/
LOCATION:Crowne Plaza Royal Victoria\, Sheffield\, S4 7YE
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SUMMARY:Suffolk Practice Manager Conference
DESCRIPTION:Suffolk LMC Conference 2022 \nThe Suffolk LMC Practice Managers Conference 2022 will enable delegates to discuss and explore the current challenges in General Practice and help answer some of the most pressing issues and concerns\, as well as provide practical tips for improving their practice. \nThe conference offers multiple opportunities to learn\, knowledge-share with peers\, and generate real momentum for change in their practice\, partnership or PCN. The programme has been developed through research across the region. \nThe Suffolk LMC Practice Managers Conference 2022 has been created to provide General Practice health professionals with access to new ideas\, new ways of doing things\, to build new relationships and create new partnerships. Our goal was to create a programme that is relevant and timely\, offering practical insights. \nDelegates will: \n\nObtain updates on the strategic plans and updates on development across the Suffolk region\nLearn and share best practice outcomes with peers and understand what makes a good leader\nKnowledge-share with peers and leading healthcare professionals from across the UK\nAccess to exhibitors – a selection of leading healthcare suppliers\, including technology companies\, associated suppliers\, consultants\, and others from the sector\nTake away real advice and guidance – practical solutions and new initiatives that can be applied within your Practice\, Partnership or PCN.\nAttend a motivational keynote session that is not to be missed.\n\nDirectory of Sponsors
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/suffolk-practice-manager-conference/
LOCATION:Wherstead Park\, The Street\, Wherstead\, Ipswich\, IP9 2BJ
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Health Plus Care 2022
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The Healthcare Show\, the UK’s largest gathering of Senior Healthcare Managers\, Directors\, C-Suite and Clinicians working in all sectors of the NHS\, public health\, VCSE and private sector\, returning to the ExCeL London on 18-19 May 2022. \nFree for all healthcare professionals to attend\, the CPD certified conference programme will focus on seven theatres dedicated to integrated care\, transformation (brand new for 2022)\, care quality\, patient safety and infection prevention\, workforce\, clinical priorities.\nThe Healthcare Show promises to provide you the highest quality content\, full of tangible learning and practical solutions\, so that every corner of the NHS can share best practice to implement ideas\, innovations\, models of care and technologies that will radically improve the quality of care the NHS is able to offer. \nReasons to attend: \n\nFree for healthcare professionals\nRecover\, Reset\, Restore – join 6\,000 senior healthcare managers and clinicians striving to transform care and improve quality against a backdrop of Covid-19\nTake away practical ideas and solutions you can adopt in your own organisation\nLearn from 400 speakers who will deliver CPD certified sessions carefully curated and tailored to meet your training needs\nMeet and network with 200 exhibitors showcasing their latest products and solutions \nPart of Health Plus Care\, The Healthcare Show is co-located with The Residential & Home Care Show and the Digital Healthcare Show – attendees can enter all three shows\n\nVisit the event website \n\n\nREgister hereThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/health-plus-care-2022/
LOCATION:ExCeL London\, Royal Victoria Dock\, 1 Western Gateway\, London\, E16 1XL\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:South West Primary Care Academy Practice Managers' Conference 2022
DESCRIPTION:The changing face of General Practice\nGeneral Practice continues to change at pace with digitisation and transformation of GP service delivery all accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. At practice level\, primary care has altered dramatically in the past year\, with staff both clinical and administrative\, adapting to new ways of working.  This has heightened the skills requirements\, for GPs\, clinicians and for all members of the non-clinical teams. The continued transition to the PCN model presents its own challenges around changing business models\, funding challenges\, an increasing governance burden\, all coupled with a now digital population with changing expectations. \nThese pressures are driving the fundamental transformation in general practice services with our focus now firmly on general practice services that will be able to work at scale within the framework of the PCNs and Integrated Care Services. We are witnessing the development and expansion of the healthcare workforce and improved practice environments – clinical pharmacists\, link workers\, physiotherapists\, dieticians\, mental health practitioners\, paramedics amongst others are all part of the new PCN frameworks. Improving our ability to signpost patients to the most appropriate service or where more appropriate supporting them to self-care. \nGeneral practice working as part of a more joined-up primary care workforce that will be able to devote the greatest amount of time to quality and health improvement for patients and local communities. What matters now is getting on and delivering it so that practices can start to make a difference and patients can start to feel the difference. The pandemic has enabled many PCNs to come into their own in the crisis\, collaborating well and sharing the workforce and developing their thinking around localised decision making. \nConference 2022 will enable you to discuss and explore how to meet these new challenges. We hope you have a good day\, with some excellent and thought-provoking speakers and some excellent workstreams plus the opportunity to network with the exhibitors and of course\, with fellow delegates for 2022 we have also added a number of elements that will enable you to invest some time in your own wellbeing and resilience. \nDirectory of Sponsors\nDene Healthcare\nDene Healthcare\, the UK’s premier practice provider\, has been established on a foundation of trust\, value and service quality. \nWe take the responsibility for ensuring you have the resources and equipment needed to meet the demands of the modern practice. We offer convenience and a work ethic that allows you to focus on what you do best. \nWe pride ourselves on our personal touch and in-depth knowledge of General Practice. Our team has over 45 years of experience working within the NHS and understand the ever-changing directives for the practice team. Our aim is simple – to provide the best service\, choice and support to help a practice maximize its potential. \nWebsite: www.denehc.co.uk \nHealthcare Monitors\nHealthcare Monitors UK LtdHealthcare Monitors UK Ltd is specialised in providing health monitors for the primary and secondary care sectors. Set up some 20 years ago\, it has been at the fore front of unsupervised patient monitoring and collection of QOF points.Some of the original K5 monitors are still in use today\, although the latest model\, the M8\, can now be integrated with surgery records to ease the burden of staff even further. \nContactless monitoring of BMI & BP with integration to surgery records. \nIncrease the efficiency and safety of staff by replacing unnecessary appointments with contactless monitoring of blood pressure\, height\, weight andBMI\, with results integrated directly to the patient records systems EMIS\,Systmone & Vision (optional). \nUsing our patient pod software and attached touchscreen\, a patient’s blood pressure\, height\, weight\, BMI and pulse measurements can be taken and stored to their record. In addition\, patients can be prompted to answer various lifestyle questions such as alcohol and smoking status\, physical activity\, asthma and epilepsy details. All measurements and responses are Read/ SNOMED coded and either filed automatically or held for peer review before being filed individually or as a batch. The patientPod software also allows a quick view of recent measurements for monitoring purposes from any PC in the practice. Compatible with most major GP systems including EMIS Web\, SystmOne and Vision. \nMonitors can be rented (long or short-term) or purchased outright. \nWith nearly 2000 monitors installed across the country in a wide range of situations\, including\, doctor’s surgeries\, hospitals\, clinics\, walk-in centres and pharmacies\, why not request a free\, no obligation\, month long trial and see how much time and money you too can save? \n“Every surgery should have one” Dr Michael Dixon OBE\, MA\, MB\, FRCG \nWebsite: www.healthcaremonitors.co.uk \nHenry Schein Medical\nWe are a fortune 500 company and are the world’s largest distributor of medical supplies\, with an annual turnover of $12.4 Billion and are in over 32 countries with 21\,000 team Schein members\, serving over a 1 million customers each year \nWe sell over 20\,000 products to both public and private healthcare providers\, with over 90 years of experience in the market\, enabling them to deliver the best patient care and to enhance efficiency and profitability to your business. \nWebsite: https://www.henryschein.co.uk \nHillcroft Surgery Supplies\nHillcroft Surgery Supplies can help with all your surgery’s needs. We can supply everything you may need\, from furniture to consumables and pharmaceuticals to equipment\, and everything in between. We thrive on meeting our customers’ needs and requirements and will always go the extra mile to help with anything and everything! \nAs well as a broad stock holding\, free next-day delivery service\, comprehensive web and catalogue\, we also offer to meet and analyse your current product portfolio and pricing with a view to offering you a package which both simplifies your stock holding and also saves you money. We specialise in group buying deals and have website administration features to help you manage your online purchasing with user-control and stock management systems… in truth\, the complete package! \nWebsite: www.hillcroftsupplies.com \nIDS Media\nIDS Media UK is an independent OOH media owner with over 30 years of experience. We provide secondary information points within a GP Surgery with the aim of supporting the NHS to improve the health and wellness of patients nationwide. \nOur leaflet racks\, posters and digital screens\, currently available in over 3\,400 surgeries\, carry information and guidance from leading charities\, government departments and brands such as Mental Health UK\, Macmillan Cancer Support\, Group B Strep Support and Stannah. \nWebsite: www.idsmedia.co.uk \nKiosks4business\nBased in Reading\, K4B is the preferred designer of customer engagement kiosks and software for retailers\, public services\, the leisure industry and healthcare customers. All our touchscreen kiosks feature cutting-edge technology with class-leading design. We have 25 years of experience and our kiosks are designed and manufactured entirely in the UK \nEvery K4B kiosk comes as a complete package\, ready to be deployed on day one. We are the only touchscreen kiosk manufacturer that designs and builds the kiosk\, its computer systems and also its software. Then we integrate with your brand and your environments. This means that your investment pays for itself sooner and you can rely on support from only K4B instead of multiple suppliers. \nWebsite: https://k4b.co.uk \nMjog by Livi\nMjog by Livi is the leading patient engagement platform\, which delivers quick and efficient communications between health care providers and their patients across the NHS and private healthcare. Integrated with all leading clinical systems\, Mjog by Livi ensures information flow is seamless\, secure and meets objectives for QIPP\, QOF and patient education. \nMjog provides innovative technology that ensures healthcare providers can reach and engage the right patients at the right time. \nMjog puts your patients in the frame\, which is reflected throughout our product design process. Mjog also incorporates the needs and requirements of the clinical teams who use our technology. By creating intuitive\, affordable solutions\, Mjog allows practices to focus on what they do best; providing great health-care for those who truly need it. \nWebsite: Home | Mjog (livi.co.uk) \nNational Pharmacy Association\nThe National Pharmacy Association (NPA) is the representative voice of independent community pharmacies across the UK and a key provider of services to the pharmacy sector. More than half of pharmacies are family-owned and run\, small to medium-sized businesses (approx 6000 independent pharmacies UK-wide).  The vast majority of independents are NPA members. \nRangewell\nRangewell Practice Finance work with Practice Managers and Practice Partners across the UK to help them review all aspects of finance including \n\nProperty / Surgery Finance\nPartner Buy-Ins / Buy-Outs\nPartners’ personal property and business investments (BTLs/Care Homes etc)\nReviewing current practice finance to identify cost savings\n\nWe are independent sector experts and we work alongside the full range of sector specialists including accountants\, solicitors\, wealth advisors and valuers – where required we can refer practices to a panel of specialists\, as required. \nRangewell works with all the High Street and Specialist lenders in the sector\, and all our Senior Deal Progressors have personally worked at lenders – meaning they know the questions lenders will ask and the key areas the practice should focus on to ensure the most affordable and appropriate finance is sourced\, including \n\nInterest Rate payable\nComparison between fixed and floating rate offers\nPotential Break Costs\nOp Co/Prop Co Scenarios\nTerm of the loan\nAny Personal Guarantees being requested\n\nOur in-house transactions team ensures an efficient process – documents are collected once (into a secure data room) and from there a presentation is created and presented to the panel of lenders selected by the partners – thus ensuring an effective\, professional and fair process to identify and compare lenders offers. \nRangewell’s fees are paid by whichever lender you select – ensuring our services are free to GP Practices. \nWebsite: www.Rangewell.com \nWesleyan Financial Services\nWesleyan Financial Services provides tailored financial planning at every stage of your professional life\, whether you’re newly qualified\, mid-career or approaching retirement. Your local Financial Consultant works exclusively with medical professionals so has a clear insight into your unique career path and the challenges you face. \nSome of the areas we can help with include pension advice and retirement planning; savings and investments options\, financial protection for you and your family; plus finding the right mortgage. We can also assist with various needs that you face as a practice\, such as Practice Protection\, and Insurance\, and offer free NHS Pensions Training sessions. \nWebsite: www.wesleyan.co.uk \nX-ON\nX-on is a pioneer of digital telephony in the UK\, delivering simple but powerful communications choices to the NHS and healthcare\, plus the wider corporate arena. \nOur cloud services are hosted on our own network using technology created by our inhouse research and development team. As technology disruptors our focus is on innovation to improve the use of fixed line\, mobile and cloud telephony and deliver reliable and effective communications. \nDeployed across over 1\,400 UK practices\, X-on’s flagship product Surgery Connect is a future proof\, secure GP telephony solution which improves the patient experience\, while driving efficient practice management and scalable communications across General Practice\, GP Federations and CCGs. Surgery Connect provides fully integrated remote working for GPs and staff via mobiles and softphone. \nSurgery Connect provides quick switching between audio and video at any time during a call with a patient\, with all calls recorded and call data attached to the patient record. A full suite of web browser based Management Consoles provide a real time view of call levels and staff activity\, access to call flow management and extensive analytical reporting. Integration ensures practitioners are not switching between a patchwork of discrete applications. \nSurgery Connect integrates with most clinical systems\, providing a seamless and time-saving way in which clinical and admin staff can access and record patient information during a call. Surgery Connect has been tailored by feedback from healthcare professionals ensuring a system that uniquely serves the needs of GP Practices\, while addressing the digital and online ambitions of the NHS. \nWebsite: www.x-on.co.uk
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/swpca-practice-managers-conference-2022/
LOCATION:Engineers House\, Clifton Down\, Bristol\, BS8 3NB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211112
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SUMMARY:Diabetes Professional Care and PMA 2021
DESCRIPTION:Diabetes Professional Care (DPC) is the UK’s largest must-attend FREE event for anyone involved in the prevention\, treatment and management of diabetes\, and its related conditions.\nThe CPD-certified conference and exhibition provides healthcare professionals with real-world education and an opportunity to come together to share experiences\, uniting the diabetes healthcare community.\nThis year’s conference programme includes 10 conferences theatres with diverse streams and sessions for all levels of experience and specialism. Delegates will have the chance to hear from world-class speakers and the opportunity to attend hands-on workshops. \nTo register your free place on 10 & 11 November at Olympia\, London click here to help make a positive impact and provide the best possible care to your patients. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/diabetes-professional-care-and-pma-2021/
LOCATION:Olympia\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211013
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211015
DTSTAMP:20210820T140657Z
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SUMMARY:Best Practice 2021
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Best Practice Show\, the UK’s number one event for the primary care and general practice community\, returning to the NEC Birmingham on 13-14 October 2021.\nFree for healthcare professionals\, the focused conference programme will include 200+ stimulating sessions across 10 dedicated theatres\, all delivered by healthcare leaders\, policymakers\, service users and front-line primary care professionals.\nAttendees will also gain over 12 hours of CPD certified training\, expertly tailored to meet the training requirements of healthcare professionals\, with clinical content closely following the GP curriculum spearheaded by the Royal College of General Practitioners. \n200 exhibitors will also showcase their latest products and solutions for GPs\, practice managers\, business development managers and practice nurses. \nReasons to attend: \n\nFor over a decade\, more than 4\,000 senior decision-makers from the primary care community attend the Best Practice Show annually\n86% of delegates rated Best Practice as excellent or good in terms of content and speakers\n\n\n82% of previous attendees plan on joining us again this October\n78% plan on bringing a colleague with them for the next Best Practice show\n\nWe are delighted to announce 200 expert speakers. The Minister responsible for Primary Care will present at the conference this Autumn.  \nThe Best Practice Show offers a series of stimulating sessions across several theatres\, all delivered by healthcare leaders\, policymakers\, service users and front-line primary care professionals. \nFREE tickets for all Healthcare Professionals are available to book here. \nWith over 200 sessions providing the opportunity to earn up to 12 hours of CPD training all under one roof\, our expert line-up of speakers are prepared to share with you the latest industry updates offering answers to all your questions across 7 content carefully curated content streams. \nTop 10 speakers at this year’s Best Practice Show include: \n\nDr Farzana Hussain\, GP and Co-Chair\, National Clinical Director PCN Network\nDr Bola Owolabi\, Director – Health Inequalities\, NHS England and NHS Improvement\nDr Navina Evans\, Chief Executive\, Health Education England\nMartin Griffiths\, Clinical Director for Violence Reduction\, NHS England and NHS Improvement\nDr Claire Fuller\, Senior Responsible Officer\, Surrey Heartlands ICS\nRob Webster\, Lead Chief Executive\, West Yorkshire and Harrogate ICS\nDr Kiren Collinson\, Deputy Medical Director for Primary Care\, NHS England and NHS Improvement\nDr Richard Vautrey\, Chair of BMA GP Committee\, British Medical Association\nMatthew Winn\, Director of Community Health and Chief Executive\, NHS England and NHS Improvement and Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust\nStephen Dorrell\, Former Health Secretary and Chair\, Public Policy Projects\n\nView the preliminary programme here.  \nSponsorship is also now also open for the event. Should you wish to sponsor\, speak or exhibit at the Best Practice Show 2021\, please contact Ian Reynolds on: i.reynolds@closerstillmedia.com \nFor delegate enquiries\, please contact Shannon Cargan on s.cargan@closerstillmedia.com \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/best-practice-2021/
LOCATION:National Hall\, Olympia\, Hammersmith Road\, London\, W14 8UX\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211001
DTSTAMP:20210922T151455Z
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SUMMARY:The 3rd South Yorkshire Practice Managers' Conference 2021
DESCRIPTION:The Changing Face of General Practice \nGeneral Practice continues to change at pace with digitisation and transformation of GP service delivery all accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. At practice level\, primary care has altered dramatically in the past year\, with staff both clinical and administrative\, adapting to new ways of working.  This has heightened the skills requirements\, for GPs\, clinicians and for all members of the non-clinical teams. The continued transition to the PCN model presents its own challenges around changing business models\, funding challenges\, an increasing governance burden\, all coupled with a now digital population with changing expectations. \nThese pressures are driving the fundamental transformation in general practice services with our focus now firmly on general practice services that will be able to work at scale within the framework of the PCNs and Integrated Care Services. We are witnessing the development and expansion of the healthcare workforce and improved practice environments – clinical pharmacists\, link workers\, physiotherapists\, dieticians\, mental health practitioners\, paramedics amongst others are all part of the new PCN frameworks. Improving our ability to signpost patients to the most appropriate service or where more appropriate supporting them to self-care. \nGeneral practice working as part of a more joined-up primary care workforce that will be able to devote the greatest amount of time to quality and health improvement for patients and local communities. What matters now is getting on and delivering it so that practices can start to make a difference and patients can start to feel the difference. The pandemic has enabled many PCNs to come into their own in the crisis\, collaborating well\, sharing workforce and developing their thinking around localised decision making. \nHow do we best continue to develop a mindset that sees its transformative future as progressive and opportunistic\, skills focussed on core competencies of a practice manager will need investment and development. Practice managers have a pivotal role to play in ensuring all aspects of risk and governance\, operational efficiency\, resource planning and management\, and in ensuring that the conflicts are managed effectively. To maximise business impact in today’s NHS and drive future success\, PMs must become more responsive and flexible\, to drive change effectively – ‘it’s not about doing more with less\, it’s about doing more but\, doing it differently’ and better! It’s equally important to involve patients in improving service levels and communication is a vital and sometimes\, often overlooked role of the practice. \nThere is no doubt the role of the PM is changing. You have become a much more strategic part of the practice. Core skills will always focus on the financial management of the practice but will shift increasingly towards business planning\, change management\, leadership\, influencing skills\, facilitation and coaching skills. PMs will increasingly be central to the leadership of the practice and your ability to manage and lead change will be critical to the essential transformation of General Practice. Successfully implementing multidisciplinary team working within general practice means not only new roles but also a big shift in mindset. Will this solve the challenges facing primary care? \nOne general consensus is that\, whenever this crisis finally passes\, the landscape of how General Practice functions may have changed forever – and for the better. It may also have changed the way the patients think and act in terms of seeking help for their health. \nThe one fact remains and that is that we will continue to evolve. \nIf you would like to attend the conference\, please contact the team at conference@pma-uk.org\nWe thank our sponsors for their support. You can read all about them here.\nWe thank our sponsors for their support. You can read all about them here.\nConference 2021 overview and objectives\nConference 2021 will enable you to discuss and explore how to meet these new challenges. We hope you have a good day\, with some excellent and thought-provoking speakers and some excellent workstreams plus the opportunity to network with the exhibitors and of course\, with fellow delegates for 2021 we have also added a number of elements that will enable you to invest some time in your own wellbeing and resilience. \nThe 3rd South Yorkshire Practice Managers’ Conference 2021 will help answer some of your most pressing issues and concerns\, as well as providing practical tips for improving your practice. \nThe conference offers multiple opportunities to learn\, knowledge share with peers\, and generate real momentum for change in your practice\, partnership or PCN. The programme has been developed through research across the region. \nThe third South Yorkshire Practice Managers Conference 2021 has moved to Sheffield – and has been created to provide General Practice health professionals with access to new ideas\, new ways of doing things\, to build new relationships and create new partnerships. Our goal was to create a programme that is relevant and timely\, offering practical insights. \nDelegates will: \n\nObtain updates on the strategic plans and updates on PCN development across South Yorkshire\nLearn and share best practice outcomes with peers and understand what makes a good leader\nKnowledge share with peers and leading healthcare professionals from across the UK\nAccess to exhibitors – a selection of leading healthcare suppliers\, including technology companies\, associated suppliers\, consultants\, and others from the sector\nTake away real advice and guidance – practical solutions and new initiatives that can be applied within your Practice\, Partnership or PCN.\nAttend a wellness session and a specialist workshop.\n\nYou can view the full programme here.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/the-3rd-south-yorkshire-practice-managers-conference-2021/
LOCATION:Crowne Plaza Royal Victoria\, Sheffield\, S4 7YE
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201024
DTSTAMP:20201008T195743Z
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SUMMARY:medeconomics LIVE
DESCRIPTION:NEW DATE: 23rd October 2020\nJoin us for this highly focused event to help you develop your practice\, boost income\, ease workload and improve patient care in the 2020s.\nThis one day\, virtual conference will provide you with the practical advice you need to thrive under the new GP contract while tackling COVID-19.\nWhy attend? \nIn this packed day of live online presentations\, Q&As and knowledge-sharing workshops\, you will learn how to: \n\nOptimise practice finances and identify opportunities\nUtilise digital services to improve patient care\nUnderstand the uses and value of your practice data\nBuild an effective multidisciplinary team\nReduce workload\, stress and the threat of burnout\n\nYou can also discuss your practice needs with specialist suppliers to frontline general practice\, offering new solutions and opportunities for the 2020s. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/medeconomics-live/
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201013
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201016
DTSTAMP:20201002T094807Z
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SUMMARY:PMA and Best Practice Live 2020
DESCRIPTION:Best Practice Live 2020 is a virtual conference and exhibition for primary care professionals\, offering FREE access to 80 hours of CPD content\,  spread over three afternoons.\nShow highlights just for you: \n\nSpecific sessions for Practice Managers covering: Managing High Performing Virtual Teams\, and Group Consultations\nMental support – how to beat burnout\nGain insights on practice workforce planning and how technology is improving patient outcomes\nEngage with the Practice Managers Association\, one of our Education Partners and exhibitors – instant chat with the team to get any help and advice needed.\n\nSpeakers include: \n\nTracey Dell\, Practice Business Manager\, LMC Trainer\, PMA Consultant.\nDenise Smith\, Practice Manager & SMASH PCN\, Merepark Medical Centre.\nColin Murray\, Executive Coach.\n\nView all speakers presenting at Best Practice Live \nAs well as 80 hours of sessions\, we have a wide range of exhibitors to visit in our virtual exhibition hall: book sessions with the reps\, view videos\, download material\, network with your colleagues\, interact with Q&As\, polls and catch up later on all content within the platform for the next three months. \nWe look forward to welcoming you and your team!
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/best-practice-2020/
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201009
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201010
DTSTAMP:20201002T095127Z
CREATED:20200226T112622Z
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SUMMARY:2nd UK Annual Social Prescribing Link Worker Success Conference & Link Worker Day 2020
DESCRIPTION:The conference is the 2nd UK Annual Social Prescribing Link Worker Success Conference and largest gathering of UK Link Workers. It coincides with Link Worker Day\, a day to showcase and celebrate the impact of Social Prescribing Link Workers.\nThis important event will be attended by Social Prescribing Link Workers\, Social Prescribing programmes\, Community\, Health and Social Care industry leaders\, Primary Care Networks\, Clinical Directors and Line Managers from across sectors in the United Kingdom. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks. 
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/2nd-uk-annual-social-prescribing-link-worker-success-conference-link-worker-day-2020/
LOCATION:Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200909
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200911
DTSTAMP:20200221T103136Z
CREATED:20200211T160011Z
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SUMMARY:Festival of Health
DESCRIPTION:Bringing traditional NHS\, clinical and social care practitioners together with professionals from housing\, transport\, employment and education – this is a platform for networking and connected learning like no other.\n\nAgeing populations and rising patient expectations\, together with increasing costs in the face of substantial budget constraints for health and social care\, require innovative solutions. A growing consensus is emerging that if healthcare is to be sustainable it must move its focus from treatment of ill health to prevention. Moreover\, maintaining and improving the population’s health requires a greater focus on the wider social determinants of health. \nJoin 5\,000 delegates for an inspirational 2 days where we’ll explore innovative case studies from across the UK – as well as international health systems. And with a promise of practical\, insightful information with a focus on action and change\, walk away with real insights and new ideas to inspire population health initiatives in your locality. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/festival-of-health/
LOCATION:Manchester Central Convention Complex\, Windmill Street\, Manchester\, M2 3GX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200323
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200324
DTSTAMP:20200323T110225Z
CREATED:20191220T103041Z
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SUMMARY:NHS ConfedExpo 2020 - CANCELLED
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. \nConveniently situated over just two days\, this ambitious event unites Confed Conference and the Health and Care Innovation Expo in what’s sure to be one of the biggest\, highest quality health and care conference and exhibition event the UK has ever seen!\nWith over 150 hours of content\, NHS ConfedExpo is guaranteed to enrich you with inspiring international speakers\, encourage you with workshops and pop-up sessions\, engage you with peer-to-peer networking opportunities\, and excite you with the latest technological advances. Don’t miss the health and care event of the year.\nRegister your interest\nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/confedexpo2020/
LOCATION:Manchester Central Convention Complex\, Windmill Street\, Manchester\, M2 3GX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200310
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200311
DTSTAMP:20200221T102051Z
CREATED:20191220T101823Z
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SUMMARY:‘Let’s stick together’ Londonwide LMCs’ Annual Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION:The next annual conference on Tuesday\, 10 March 2020 is the flagship event for London general practice.\nDr Zoe Williams\, GP and broadcaster\, will chair the day and Sir David Sloman\, London Regional Director at NHS England and NHS Improvement is one of our keynote speakers. \nThe exciting line up is developing on a day to day basis and the overall day-long\, free to attend conference will focus on collaboration across a number of areas: \n\nTransformation and collaboration\nPeople and the profession\nPatients and access\nPractical resources to help practice teams\n\nThe full programme for the day will be available soon and will include further information on keynote speakers and workshop presenters. \nThere is a choice of morning and afternoon workshops (see below) and you can confirm your place at the workshops when you book online to attend the conference. \nThis event has been fully booked for the last three years so avoid disappointment and reserve your free place and choose your workshops now by clicking here. \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/londonwide-lmcs-annual-conference-2020/
LOCATION:The Brewery\, 52 Chiswell Street\, London\, EC1Y 4SD\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200304T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200304T160000
DTSTAMP:20200221T101939Z
CREATED:20191104T165237Z
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SUMMARY:Leicestershire and Leicester Practice Manager Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION:Leicestershire and Leicester Practice Manager Conference 2020\n‘Make it Happen\, Make it Matter’\nLLR Practice Manager Academy in conjunction with the LMC would like to invite you to our 2020 LLR Practice Manager Conference which this year will focus on some of our operational challenges as well as our own self-development to support you in your role during a time of great change.\nPractice Managers across LLR have come together to organise this event on your behalf to enable invaluable face to face networking opportunities with other Practice Managers in addition to the exposure to a wealth of experience and expertise from our speakers – all designed to invigorate and inspire us as we valiantly navigate our way through Primary Care. \nThe conference includes:\n• LLR Practice Manager Academy Update\n• Sessions on Social Media and PCN experiences\n• Information from PCSE and Andy Williams – the new LLR Joint Chief Executive\n• Opportunity to consider how to handle difficult conversations and how the use of our language can help with these\n• Time to reflect on our self-development and re-energising our inner leadership\n• Motivational Speakers\n• Practice Manager Awards Ceremony\n• Market Place of excellent sponsors \nIf you are interested in attending\, please complete the attached booking form and return to llr.pmacademy@nhs.net \n(Spaces are limited and therefore initially limited to 1 per practice) \nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks. 
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/leicestershire-and-leicester-practice-manager-conference-2020/
LOCATION:Stamford Court\, University of Leicester\, Manor Road\, Oadby\, LE2 2LH\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200225T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200225T163000
DTSTAMP:20200220T180533Z
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SUMMARY:Primary Care Improvers Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION:Primary Care Improvers Conference 2020\nAn opportunity to share and learn with like-minded people who are working to change primary care.\nYou can now register for our fourth annual Primary Care Improvers’ Conference. There is so much energy and experience amongst our 5500+ strong members so come along and meet others to learn from what’s working around the country\, share ideas\, make connections locally and nationally and recharge your improvement batteries. Also bring a friend that you think would like to share in the buzz and success of making change and improvement happen. \nWhether you are working on quality improvement projects at practice level\, leading changes across your organisation or local system or developing local networks – there will be something for you. \nOn the day you will have the opportunity to: \n\nLearn from the improvement stories of others\nNetwork with colleagues from across the country\nGather ideas and receive feedback on your improvement project\nLearn and try out practical tools that speed up change\nInvestigate how you can create a local network that can support you and others\nHave a 1:1 “Speed” coaching session on a topic of your choice\nMeet and link up with other people doing the things you are doing/experiencing\n\nThe PMA will have a presence at this event but it is not organised by the PMA. If you have any queries relating to this event\, please contact the organisers using the link provided. Many thanks. 
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/primary-care-improvers-conference-2020/
LOCATION:The Birmingham Conference & Events Centre at the Holiday Inn\,\, Hill Street\, Birmingham\, B5 4EW\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200208T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200208T170000
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SUMMARY:Primary care networks… what’s next?
DESCRIPTION:Primary care networks… what’s next?\nJoin others involved with PCNs and gain insight into what’s happening across England\, share best practice\, and build supportive relationships.\nDate: 08 February 2020\nLocation: ICC\, Birmingham\nTime: 10:00 – 17:00\nOver 99% of practices are in a PCN… so what’s next? The BMA’s PCN conference can tell you. You’ll find out what’s next for PCNs\, as well as the different and innovative ways PCNs are developing across England.\nHear from: \n\nnational experts that negotiate the PCN DES\nclinical directors and business managers that are implementing it\nLMC offices that are supporting PCNs\ndifferent members of the PCN workforce about their experiences of working within a PCN.\n\nWith significant time for networking\, you’ll gain insight into what’s happening around the country\, share best practice\, and build supportive relationships. \nThe five themes are arranged so you can tailor your programme to suit your needs – whether you want to look at PCN development\, the workforce\, clinical services\, communities or funding\, or if you want to mix and match – it’s all possible. \nThemes\nPCN workforce… what’s next? \nAlready got a clinical pharmacist and social prescriber… what’s next? You’ll hear about the next phase of workforce plans for PCNs. We have clinical pharmacists and social prescribers\, as well as first contact physiotherapists\, first responder paramedics and physician associated\, to talk you through what they are already doing across the country\, and how they can support the PCN to develop. \nPCN clinical services… what’s next? \nAlready delivering the extended hours service… what’s next? Discuss the new service specifications and what they mean for PCNs. Clinical leads will talk about their preparations for the new services\, and you’ll have time to share ideas about how you might implement them. \nPCN development… what’s next? \nYour PCN is all set up… what’s next? Our experts will explore where PCNs are going and how you can help your PCN get there\, as well as talks for those who have already made good progress to develop their PCN. \nPCN partnership working… what’s next? \nPractices already working together as a PCN… what’s next? Delivery of PCN services is not just down to you and your PCN – other community and primary care services will need to be involved too. Hear from community teams and how they are engaging with PCNs to deliver integrated services to patients. \nPCN funding… what’s next? \nAlready on top of funding for this year… what’s next? Hear about upcoming funding and what it’s for. Find out how clinical directors are using the existing funding innovatively to make it go further. Hear from VAT and tax experts (including HMRC) about the implications. \nAdditional highlights  \n\nSignificant networking time to share experiences with your colleagues\nSpeak to our partner organisations about relevant support for your PCN\nLegal and tax clinics for personalised advice on your situation\nInsurance clinics looking at any gaps in your insurance cover\nExhibitors in our marketplace have been chosen based on the support they can provide to PCNs\n\nLearn more: https://pcn.bma.org.uk/primary-care-network-conference/ \nBook your place: https://events.bma.org.uk/pcns-whats-next/registration/Site/Register 
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/primary-care-networks-whats-next/
LOCATION:ICC\, Birmingham\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200207
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200208
DTSTAMP:20200129T094910Z
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SUMMARY:Lancashire and Cumbria LMC Conference ‘Lead\, Manage\, Collaborate’
DESCRIPTION:10.00 – 10.30\nArrival – Tea & Coffee\n\n\n  \n10.30 – 10.45\n  \nOpening Speech from Dr Stephen Hardwick – Chair of Lancashire Coastal LMC \n \n\n\n10.45 – 11.30\nDr Raj Patel MBE – Deputy Medical Director of Primary Care for NHS England  \n \n\n\n11.30 – 12.15\nSpeaker TBC \n\n\n12.15 – 13.15\nLunch and Networking in the Marketplace \n\n\n 13.15 – 14.15\n Workshop 1 (Choice of 3 with a focus on PCNs)\n\n\n \n\n\nLeadership in Practice– Dr Linda Alker and Dr Zeyad Abualhamael\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nManagement – Diane Eaton\, Practice Manager\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nCollaboration – Peter Tinson\, Director of Collaborative Commissioning\n\n\n\n\n14.15 – 14.45\nTea & Coffee\n\n\n\n\n\n14.45 – 15.30\nLancaster University – Dr Euan Lawson\n\n\n15.30 – 16.30 \n Workshop 2 (Choice of 3 with a focus on PCNs)  \n\nLeadership in Practice– Dr Linda Alker and Dr Zeyad Abualhamael\nManagement – Diane Eaton\, Practice Manager\nCollaboration – Donna Roberts – Head of Primary Care\n\n\n\n\n16.30\nClose\n\n\n16.30– 18.30\nBar & Canapés
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/lancashire-and-cumbria-lmc-conference-lead-manage-collaborate/
LOCATION:Marriot Hotel\, Preston\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200206T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200206T160000
DTSTAMP:20200110T110724Z
CREATED:20200110T110631Z
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SUMMARY:Practice Managers' Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Greater Manchester GP Excellence Practice Manager Conference\, bringing together a variety of inspiring leadership and motivational speakers and providing expertise to support and address the challenges Practice Managers are currently facing.\n\nJoin us for a selection of keynote presentations and workshops.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/practice-managers-conference/
LOCATION:Village Hotel Bury\, Waterfold Business Park\, Rochdale Road\,\, Bury\, BL9 7BQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200130
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200131
DTSTAMP:20200120T165158Z
CREATED:20191125T140437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200120T165158Z
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SUMMARY:Black Country & West Birmingham Sustainability and Transformation Partnership (STP) Practice Managers Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION:Black Country & West Birmingham Sustainability and Transformation Partnership (STP) Practice Managers Conference 2020\nTransforming General Practice\nThe future of General Practice might look and feel a little uncertain – growing skills gaps\, GP and partner shortages\, increasing financial burdens\, an ever-expanding governance landscape\, coupled with an aging population with increased patient and policy expectations; factors making for a sector under strain. These collective pressures are beginning to drive a fundamental transformation in what constitutes general practice and the delivery of a more sustainable service. \nThe agreed consensus is that General Practice in 2020 will not look the same as it does today – and nor should it. The new look general practice will be able to work at scale making best use of new technologies. There will be development and expansion of the healthcare workforce and improved practice environments. There will be improved signposting of patients to the most appropriate service or where more appropriate supporting them to self-care. This will require GPs working as part of a more joined up primary care workforce will be able devote the greatest amount of time to quality and health improvement for patients and local communities. What matters now is getting on and delivering it so that practices can start to make a difference and patients can start to feel the difference. \nThe Black Country and West Birmingham Practice Managers Conference 2020 will help to answer some of your most pressing issues and concerns\, as well as providing practical tips for improving your practice. The programme will concentrate on delivering real guidance on how to deliver the complex transformation needed in General Practice service provision\, with examples from areas demonstrating the most rapid progress in implementing sustainable transformation plans. \nThe conference offers multiple opportunities to learn\, knowledge share with peers\, engage with the strategic thinking from the CCGs and to generate real momentum for change in your practice\, partnership or Federation. The programme has been developed through research across the region and discussion with members and healthcare leaders\, strategy leads and other change agents in The Black Country and West Birmingham to identify the key areas of interest and evidence of best practice and innovation. \nChange is never easy\, and while some organisations are leading the way\, others are finding it more difficult to engage with the change agenda. The aim is to provide delegates with a future view of GP service provision – with help at hand to provide the inspiration and application to improve patient care\, support self-care\, promote interoperability and to drive greater efficiencies. Innovation and change are often overused phrases but such are the challenges; standing still is not an option. \nThe Black Country and West Birmingham Practice Managers Conference 2020 has been created to provide General Practice health professionals with access to new ideas\, new ways of doing things\, to build new relationships and create new partnerships. You will hear from thought leaders and those responsible for driving change and will take home inspiration and ideas\, together with real\, actionable solutions for improving healthcare services in the local community. \nOur goal is to create a programme that is relevant and timely\, offering practical insights that will enable you to overcome the real-life challenges to improving healthcare delivered through your practice. There will also be workstreams for practice managers and their primary care colleagues involved in transforming the out-of-hospital landscape. \nDelegates will: \n\nHear the latest thinking in General Practice service transformation\nLearn and discuss with senior healthcare practitioners – the key challenges and priorities\nLearn about the new regimes and how these will play out into General Practice\nKnowledge share with peers and leading healthcare professionals from across the UK\nHave access to a selection of leading suppliers\, including: healthcare technology companies\, associated suppliers\, consultants and other suppliers to the sector\nTake away real advice and guidance – practical solutions and new initiatives that can be applied within your Practice or Federation\nDiscuss ways to collaborate in integrating the quality initiatives across the healthcare sector\nAttend specialist workshops\n\nIf you would like to attend the conference\, please contact the team at conference@pma-uk.org \nWe thank our sponsors for their support. You can read about them all here.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/black-country-and-west-birmingham-practice-managers-conference-2020/
LOCATION:The Village Hotel Walsall\, Tempus Drive\, Walsall\, WS2 8TJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200122T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200122T173000
DTSTAMP:20191216T100504Z
CREATED:20191216T100504Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191216T100504Z
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SUMMARY:North East London Primary Care Network Expo
DESCRIPTION:The event will bring together GP colleagues and PCN members with system partners for sharing\, learning and relationship building to support the development of  Primary Care Networks.\nThe day will feature presentations\, networking opportunities with subject matter experts and partners showcasing resources and exemplar models of ways of working. There will be a zone within the expo space dedicated to Leadership and organisational development.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/north-east-london-primary-care-network-expo/
LOCATION:Stratford Town Hall\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191204T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191204T163000
DTSTAMP:20191105T095203Z
CREATED:20191105T095152Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191105T095203Z
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SUMMARY:Londonwide LMC Practice Manager and General Practice Nurse Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION:Join us for what promises to be an exciting and informative event.\nThe PMA presentation will take place at 2.30 pm and will showcase the new Excellence in Supporting Healthcare e-learning programme.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/londonwide-lmc-practice-manager-and-general-practice-nurse-conference-2020/
LOCATION:Tavistock House South\, Tavistock Square\, London\, WC1H 9LG\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191127
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191129
DTSTAMP:20190905T105947Z
CREATED:20190822T134452Z
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SUMMARY:The King's Fund Annual Conference 2019
DESCRIPTION:The King’s Fund 2019 annual conference will shine a spotlight on how local areas are building important relationships across the system to deliver the NHS long-term plan and population health.\nRegister for the conference here.\nThis event provides an opportunity to showcase the Fund’s work and progress in the wider system on three important areas:\n\n\nsupporting improvements in health and wellbeing across places and communities\n\n\npromoting better health and care for people with the worst health outcomes\n\n\nensuring its people and leaders are valued and supported.\n\n\nDay 1\nThe first day focuses on supporting improvements in health and wellbeing across places and communities. The agenda brings together our work on population health\, joining up services and empowering people and communities. Drawing on local examples\, we will also explore how the public\, private and third sectors can promote better health and care for people with the worst health outcomes. \nDay 2\nThe second day focuses on ensuring the heath and care system’s people and leaders are valued and supported. Building on our Closing the gap report\, we will provide further guidance on our recommended high-impact interventions that\, if put into action now\, could help tackle the current workforce crisis. \nThe agenda will bring together our work on culture and leadership\, along with the work on staffing shortages and workforce – whether it’s in the NHS\, social care\, voluntary sector or primary and community settings. We will also explore how people working in health and care can make the most of opportunities presented by digital technologies. \nIf you would like to register to attend the event\, please click here
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/the-kings-fund-annual-conference-2019/
LOCATION:King’s Fund\, London\, W1G 0AN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191121
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191122
DTSTAMP:20191118T100804Z
CREATED:20190911T092541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191118T100804Z
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SUMMARY:Second South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw Practice Managers' Conference 2019
DESCRIPTION:The second South Yorkshire Practice Managers Conference 2019 has been created to provide General Practice health professionals with access to new ideas\, new ways of doing things\, to build new relationships and create new partnerships.\nOur goal was to create a programme that is relevant and timely\, offering practical insights that will enable you to overcome the real-life challenges to improving healthcare delivered through your practice.\nDelegates will:\n\nShare the latest thinking in General Practice service transformation and the transition to the Primary Care Networks\nLearn and discuss with senior healthcare practitioners – the key challenges and priorities\nLearn about the new regimes and how these will play out into General Practice\nKnowledge share with peers and leading healthcare professionals from across the UK\nAccess to exhibitors – a selection of leading healthcare suppliers\, including: technology companies\, associated suppliers\, consultants and others from the sector\nTake away real advice and guidance – practical solutions and new initiatives that can be applied within your Practice\, Federation or PCN.\nDiscuss ways to collaborate in integrating the quality initiatives across the healthcare sector\nAttend two specialist workshops\n\nIf you would like to attend the conference\, please contact the team at conference@pma-uk.org \nWe thank our sponsors for their support. You can read all about them here.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/second-south-yorkshire-bassettlaw-practice-managers-conference-2019/
LOCATION:Rotherham United Football Club\, New York Way\, Rotherham\, S60 1AH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191114
DTSTAMP:20190911T091613Z
CREATED:20190911T091349Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190911T091613Z
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SUMMARY:Suffolk LMC Practice Managers' Conference 2019
DESCRIPTION:Suffolk LMC’s Practice Managers’ Conference will be held on 13th November 2019 at Wherstead Park. More information will be available soon.
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/suffolk-lmc-practice-managers-conference-2019/
LOCATION:Wherstead Park\, The Street\, Wherstead\, Ipswich\, IP9 2BJ
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191204
DTSTAMP:20191120T164340Z
CREATED:20191024T100755Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191120T164340Z
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SUMMARY:Primary Care Networks - Next Steps for Practice Managers Conference 'The Art of the Possible'
DESCRIPTION:A dynamic interactive one-day conference for practice managers.\nNHS England and NHS Improvement are running a series of events this autumn for Practice Managers – these events will present a fabulous opportunity for them to engage with Practice Managers\, chat about plans and really understand what is needed in the way of support.\nObjectives for the day: \nA dedicated NHS England event for practice managers in the Region to: \n• hear about PCNs\, the fundamental role that you play and the development funding that is available\n• talk to Practice Managers who are working within PCNs and understand how their roles have developed\n• join interactive workshops that focus on: \no PCN leadership: in the context of practice management\no Coaching: support for practice managers\no Population Health Management and collaborative working\no Workforce – newer workforce roles and the impact on capacity \nThe full agenda can be viewed here.  \nDates for the diary: \nThursday 7th November               East of England\nTuesday 12th November              Midlands\nThursday 14th November            South East\nThursday 21st November             London\nMonday 25th November               North West\nThursday 28th November            South West\nTuesday 3rd December                North East \nIf you would like to be kept informed on any of the events please email england.gpdevelopment@nhs.net
URL:https://pma-uk.org/event/primary-care-networks-next-steps-for-practice-managers-conference-the-art-of-the-possible/
LOCATION:Various nationwide\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="NHS England and NHS Improvement":MAILTO:england.gpdevelopment@nhs.net
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