Programme
8:30
Registration and refreshments
9:30
Opening remarks from the Chair
Alistair McLellan
Editor
Health Service Journal
9:40
Government, policy and healthcare regeneration– leading through the change
- Understanding the vision for the future direction of NHS leadership
- What new kind of leadership is needed, and how does it differ from before?
10:10
Question & answer session
10:20
Delivering the change through leadership: how to manage the transition with fewer leaders and more challenges
- What skills are needed to facilitate the vision of ‘Liberating the NHS’?
- Understanding the managerial priorities in the short, medium and long-term
- Do our leaders have the necessary skills, and if not, how do we acquire them?
Jim Easton
National Director for Improvement and Efficiency, NHS Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP)
Department of Health
David Flory
Deputy NHS Chief Executive
Department of Health
10:50
Question & answer session
11:00
Morning refreshments
11:30
NICE, CQC and Monitor Discussion Panel
- Explaining the emerging roles and responsibilities of these organisations, and their expectations of NHS leaders
Dr. David Bennett
Interim Chief Executive
Monitor
Sir Andrew Dillon
Chief Executive
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE)
Cynthia Bower
Chief Executive
Care Quality Commission
12:00
A crisis in leadership: developing future NHS leaders
- The business case for investing long-term in future leadership
- Beyond the transition: what does the future leader look like?
- Incentivising new leaders to emerge and realise the opportunities of the future
- How to foster talent and leadership planning in a time of austerity
Donna Lee
Senior Consultant, Leadership
The King's Fund
Dr. Mark Newbold
Chief Executive
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
12:30
Question & answer session
12:40
Lunch
13:40
Taking staff with you on the journey of transition
- Enhancing staff engagement and promoting open dialogue
- Including staff in the decision-making process to secure buy-in
- Understanding how the Boorman Review fits into the wider picture of staff empowerment
Prof. David MacLeod
Non Executive Director
Department for International Development
Co-author of "Engaging for Success"
Steve Boorman
Director Corporate Responsibility and Chief Medical Advisor
Royal Mail Group
Author
NHS Health & Well-being Review
Joe Rafferty
Chief Executive
NHS Central Lancashire
14:10
Engaging clinicians in the leadership process: How current managers can support clinician leadership development and transition
- Beyond the perspective of the individual: engaging clinicians on the organisational level
- Developing a joint strategy and dialogue between current managers and clinicians in order to implement the NHS of the future
- Case Study: the latest from the Innovations in Healthcare Programme
Dr Mark Goldman
Programme Lead, Clinical Leadership
National Leadership Council
Dr. Julia Parfitt
Associate Medical Director Patient Safety
Winchester and Eastleigh Healthcare NHS Trust
14:40
Question & answer session
14:50
Afternoon refreshments
15:20
Leading through downsizing: retaining and inspiring staff
- Moving beyond financial incentives – motivating staff through economic hardship
- Retaining excellent and aspiring leaders – is there a “Plan B” if retention of talent fails?
- Learning from the private sector’s recent recession experiences – maintaining staff and their morale
15:50
Fundamentally changing the NHS leadership culture
Change is a journey, one on which the NHS has booked a first-class ticket. But how does one reach the destination of an efficient, stream-lined and quality-led healthcare system? Transforming the NHS culture is key to this, and this session is designed to illustrate how and what can be done to achieve this.
- How to recognise and empower a culture of leadership at every level
- Taking responsibility to ensure success of change initiatives
- Managing beyond boundaries: adaptive over hierarchical leadership
- Delivering the DH vision of innovation: facilitating managerial intervention at every stage
- Case Study: University College London Hospitals – learning from the military how to foster leaders
Professor David Buchanan
Professor of Organizational Behaviour
Cranfield University School of Management
Prof. Aidan Halligan MA, MD, FRCOG, FFPHM, MRCPI
Director of Education
University College London Hospitals
Chief of Safety
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals
16:20
Question & answer session
16:30

