Event / ICB forum - One year in
About this event
Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) have undeniably been brought into a tumultuous period, affording little opportunity for reflection. This forum took the opportunity to examine the first year of ICBs, delving into ways we can circumvent the 'tyranny of the immediate' and discussed measures we can adopt to safeguard the future of ICBs.
The forum was aimed at senior finance managers and above who work at, or have vested interest in, integrated care boards.
Session content
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Chair’s opening remarks.
As we pass into the second year of ICBs and they begin to cement their role within their systems, we will take the opportunity to explore some of the actions leaders can take now to ensure the longevity of ICBs. The panellists will delve into key questions on leadership and ICB sustainability in the evolving NHS landscape, as well as how we can better collaborate with local authorities to strengthen integrated working across the breadth of systems.
In this session, we’ll hear from the North West London Community Provider Collaborative about their improvement journey, working in partnership with the Integrated Care Board, to improve the quality of community data so that system leaders can better plan, organise, invest in and manage services across North West London.
Following a detailed programme of data improvement to ensure consistent clinical data and reporting, the collaborative and ICB are now working together to extract value from the data and using it to support decision making and operational delivery, including:
- developing a collective approach to demand & capacity
- establishing a combined waiting list position
- agreeing a single set of key performance indicators
- developing an approach to understand and articulate services productivity and efficiency.
Prevention is a key focus for ICSs and has taken on new life since the release of the Hewitt Review. During this prevention panel we will look at opportunities in ICBs to support and lead prevention focused programmes, what best value looks like in this space, as well as asking if 1% is achievable.
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In this interactive session led by Adam Wright, we will explore the reflections-to-date from the NHS Providers' Digital ICS Programme. Adam will share insights gathered from interviews with ICS leaders and board sessions, touching upon questions such as what is the role of ICBs in the digital space and what leverage can they employ to advance the agenda and how leaders can develop momentum within their systems?
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