Integrated Care Systems: Separating fact from myth – insights from a system leader

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Dr Claire Fuller (Senior Responsible Officer at Surrey Heartlands Health and Care Partnership) joins Tom Clarke(Director, Mtech Access) to discuss the evolving world of Integrated Care Systems (ICS).
As Senior Responsible Officer for Surrey Heartlands Health and Care Partnership, Dr Fuller leads the delivery of plans to transform care for a population of over 850,000 people. Her role sees her collaborate with hospital, community, and primary care partners to introduce innovations that improve patient care.

A practicing GP since 1995, Dr Fuller’s perspective on the NHS stretches from the frontline of care delivery right through to national policy. Dr Fuller currently chairs the national RightCare Clinical Group and is a member on the national RightCare Oversight Group.

We are delighted to welcome Dr Fuller to our Podcast.
This episode was originally broadcast on 28th August 2020 as a webinar.
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Bölümler

1. Integrated Care Systems: Separating fact from myth – insights from a system leader (00:00:00)

2. Third faze of the COVID response plans (00:04:15)

3. Patient capacity challenges (00:07:15)

4. ICS priorities (00:08:30)

5. Institutionalised care (00:11:04)

6. The architecture of the NHS (00:15:20)

7. Local Resilience Partnerships (00:17:40)

8. Working with the local authority (00:20:20)

9. Accountability and responsibility for patient care (00:23:20)

10. How budgets are evolving (00:26:10)

11. Making prevention everyone's business (00:29:20)

12. Data analysis vs engagement with the community (00:32:00)

13. The role industry can play in supporting the NHS (00:35:50)

14. The coming winter - how is planning different this year (00:42:15)

15. Implementing innovation at scale (00:48:50)

16. Guiding people towards positive change (00:51:20)

17. Competition - a productive rivalry (00:54:34)