Building a Sustainable Future for Health & Social Care: Summit
The Breaking Barriers Summit was put together specifically for 250 leaders and senior managers from local government and the NHS with focus on the collaboration and integration of services- and making better use of assets, more effective management of facilities and technology led opportunities to achieve their goals.
The Summit hopes to act as a catalyst for change in areas of policy, strategy and operation that will go to the heart of addressing the challenges facing the health and social care economy.
Delegates had the opportunity to engage with the Breaking Barriers report findings and recommendations through presentations and participation with the case studies by the report authors and supporters.
Building a Sustainable Future for Health & Social Care – previous summit resources
Part of our 2016-17 programme featuring research into place-based Health & Social Care reforms.
Event Highlights
Watch the highlights of the Breaking Barriers Health & Social Care Summit 2017 below.
Building a sustainable future
For health and social care
Jez Conen, Senior Development Manager at McLaren Property talks about the NHS and its opportunities for change.
Dirk Joubert, Consultant at Royal Haskoning DHV talks about his role in the Breaking Barriers ‘Sustainable Future for Health and Social Care’ report
Sam Hockman, Managing Director of Healthcare & Education at Engie talks about his role in the Breaking Barriers ‘Sustainable Future for Health and Social Care’ report
Report author The Rt Hon Hazel Blears summarises the findings of the Sustainable Future for Health and Social Care report. This project looked into the potential of the devolution agenda to drive transformation in the NHS and social care systems.
Tracey Lee, Head of Local Government at Sopra Steria talks about her role in the ‘Sustainable Future for Health and Social Care’ report as part of the Breaking Barriers programme
How you can get involved
Our first events programme is planned to launch in September 2017 – for more information about this, please contact Tim Philpott.
