UK Stroke Forum Conference
Thursday 29 November to 01 December 2011, SECC, Glasgow
Presentations from the sessions involving the NHS Improvement - Stroke team at the UK Stroke Forum Conference 2011 can be found below. For other presentations from the conference, please visit the UK Stroke Forum website.
NHS Stroke Improvement Programme Training – Change in the Real World
Tuesday 29 November 2011, 13.00 - 17.00, Forth room
Chair: Dr Damian Jenkinson, National Clinical Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Learning Objectives:
- overall awareness of the basic principles of service improvement
- appreciation of the role of high-quality data to underpin improvement
- an understanding of the phases and timing of an improvement project
- appreciation of the ‘real world’ application of improvement techniques
- an understanding of the barriers to service development, and possible ways round them
- insight into the relationship between improvement and wider development and business processes
Introduction
Dr Damian Jenkinson, National Clinical Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Knowing where you are
Sarah Gillham, National Improvement Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Agreeing where you want to be
Dr Damian Jenkinson, National Clinical Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Making a difference - part one
Ian Golton, Director, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Making a difference - part two
Jill Lockhart, National Improvement Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Maintaining momentum
Barbara Zutshi, National Improvement Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Plenary 1 - Pre-hospital and Emergency Stroke Care
Wednesday 30 November 2011, 09.00 – 10.30, Clyde Auditorium
The pre-hospital paradigm – from guidelines development, call triage, to future research and pre-hospital stroke diagnostics and treatment
David Davis, Clinical Associate, NHS Improvement - Stroke; NHS Pathways Clinical Lead, South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
Please visit the UK Stroke Forum website for further presentations from this session.
Parallel session 1(c) - Commissioning For Quality Outcomes in Stroke Care
Wednesday 30 November 2011, 11.45 – 13.00, Hall 1
Chair: Dr Damian Jenkinson, National Clinical Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Fundamental changes are being made to health and social care systems in England. These changes will affect the interaction between those involved in the pathway of care for stroke, and require new structures, processes and relationships. This session will look at the changes from the perspective of those designing and implementing new commissioning arrangements, and, most importantly, from the perspective of those for whom services are provided.
Commissioning for stroke in an evolving landscape
Dr Matthew Fay, National Clinical Lead, NHS Improvement - Heart and Stroke
Involving patients in commissioning [no slides available]
Rodney Partington, Stroke survivor
Using the national stroke tariff to best effect
Andrew Kenworthy, Chief Executive, NHS South East London
Parallel session 2(b) - Shaping Community Stroke Services
Wednesday 30 November 2011, 14.30 – 15.45, Lomond Auditorium
Chair: Dr Damian Jenkinson, National Clinical Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Prompted by the Stroke Improvement Programme’s call for current issues in improving stroke care, this session will focus on developing services to help stroke survivors once out of hospital. The session will describe and review work on developing effective community services, integrating early supported discharge with community care, and the broader issues of long-term support for stroke survivors including regular reviews of care and working with the third sector.
Introduction
Ian Golton, Director, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Shaping Community Stroke Services
Jill Lockhart, National Improvement Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Integrating ESD with community services
Rhoda Allison, Consultant Therapist in Stroke, Torbay Care Trust
Accessing more than rehabilitation after stroke
Helen O’Kelly, National Improvement Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Parallel session 4(b) - Nursing & Psychological/cognitive themed session
Thursday 01 December 2011, 11.45 - 13.00, Lomond
National work on improving access to psychological care in stroke
Sarah Gillham, National Improvement Lead, NHS Improvement - Stroke
Please visit the UK Stroke Forum website for further presentations from this session.