Event / Health inequalities conference 2024
About this event
This one-day event will provide support to finance staff as they help their organisations and systems to reduce health inequalities and prevent ill health. The conference will include keynotes as well as practical workshops and discussion.
Tickets
| HFMA partner (NHS) | £0 |
| Non-HFMA partner (NHS) | £399 |
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Keynote speakers
Director - national healthcare inequalities improvement programme, NHS England and GP
Deputy chief executive and chief financial officer NHS England
Hannah Hamiton
Chief finance officer, NHS Sussex Integrated Care Board
Julian and Bola will set out the priorities of tackling health inequalities and will explore why finance is fundamental to it.
In this session, Ann will emphasise the importance of addressing health inequalities, focusing on the findings from the REAL Centre’s Health inequalities in 2040 report. She will explore the potential risks and challenges outlined in the report, which projects the future landscape of health inequalities if current trends persist.
Kendal and Lloyd will discuss how his team uses detailed patient-level analysis to identify health outcome disparities and inform resource allocation decisions. He will share insights from successful projects, including the use of secure data environments and collaboration with various health organisations to drive real-world improvements in tackling health inequalities. Kendal's highlight the importance of data in guiding strategic actions to reduce health disparities within the NHS.
This session will explore the crucial role of prevention in addressing health inequalities, focusing on modifiable risk factors such as smoking and addiction. It will examine how tackling preventable conditions can reduce pressure on healthcare services, improve healthy life expectancy, and align with NHS long-term objectives for better management of long-term conditions.
Our health inequalities and prevention workstream
Providing support to finance staff as they help their organisations and systems to reduce health inequalities and prevent ill health.
Exhibition and sponsorship
Commercial opportunities are available for this event.
- Tickets can be substituted up until the day prior to the event start, to allow a colleague to attend in place of the original registrant.
- 80% refund up to one month before the first date of the event.
- 50% refund between one month and up to two weeks before the first day of the event.
- No refund where cancellation is received with less than two weeks’ notice.
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