Event / Introduction to NHS costing - Sept 2024
About this event
The day will cover why we cost and the costing process. You will hear about the National Cost Collection, the importance of accurate costing information to the wider NHS and how cost data can be used to inform decision making and improve patient care.
This event is for those that will benefit from an overview of costing in the NHS or those new to costing.
Tickets
Institute partner (NHS) Check the list of Institute partners here | Free |
If you belong to a non-NHS organisation and would like to attend this event, please contact [email protected] to purchase a commercial ticket.
Programme
The chair will welcome attendees and explain the format for the event.
Collecting, analysing and understanding the cost of NHS patient care is vitally important in making decisions about how to manage and deliver sustainable high-quality services. This session will introduce the key concepts of patient-level costing, including:
What is costing
Why costing is important
Why we collect costing information
The role of a costing practitioner
Break
Costing in the NHS has changed significantly over recent years. In this session you will hear about the evolution from reference costs to the Costing Transformation Programme, the development of the costing standards, the National Cost Collection and the move to patient-level costing.
Reporting accurate cost information into a national database isn’t the only reason to collect patient-level data, and increasingly is not even the main reason. Organisations with Patient-Level Information and Costing Systems (PLICS) are now starting to analyse and interpret their data locally to make important decisions about their services. This session will look at how organisations can use costing information to help make improvements to patient care.
A look back at the learning from the day and the actions to take back to your organisation.
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Exhibition and sponsorship
Commercial tickets, exhibition and sponsorship opportunities are available for this event.
Refund policy
- 80% up to two weeks before the first day of the event
- 50% refund between two weeks and two days before the first day of the event
- No refund where cancellation is received with less than two days’ notice
- 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.
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