Event / Productivity, efficiency and value in healthcare 2024
About this event
This forum will cover a range of hot topics including productivity, efficiency, and waste reduction through keynotes and best practice case studies designed to stimulate debate and discussion. It aims to discuss how participants are approaching the challenge of increasing productivity and reducing waste.
Tickets
| HFMA Hub partner (NHS) | £199 |
| Non-HFMA Hub partner rate (NHS) | £399 |
Programme
Chair's opening comments
This keynote address will explore the critical factors that contribute to a sustainable healthcare system. It will highlight the importance of long-term investment and efficient resource allocation. As a health economist with extensive experience in government and public policy, Anita will shed light on improving productivity and measuring healthcare outcomes effectively.
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Synopsis TBC
Over the past fifty years, clinical care has witnessed remarkable progress due to technological advancements and paradigm shifts. However, significant challenges persist within the NHS and other healthcare systems worldwide. These challenges include unwarranted variation in spending, inequity, undermeasured outcomes, and resource waste. This session will outline a proposal to address these issues, by redefining healthcare management through themes such as value-based care, stewardship, local problem-solving, waste reduction, and integrated technology. By embracing these transformative approaches, it is hoped a higher-value health and care system can be developed that benefits both patients and providers.
Synopsis TBC
Chair's closing reflections
Speaker highlights
director of research and economics, The Health Foundation
Chief finance officer NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board
Founding Director, Oxford Centre for Triple Value Healthcare
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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