Fit for the Future Resources

Please see below for the available presentations from speakers, not all the speakers used slides.

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

Accountable Care Organisations (ACO): The Alzira Model

Santiago Delgado, Vice President and International Chief Development Officer - Ribera Salud

The landscape of commissioning

David Hunter, Consultant - Bates Wells Braithwaite

An economic perspective on the future of our health and care system

Anita Charlesworth, Director of Research and Economics - The Health Foundation

An Ethiopian perspective: Tebita Ambulance

Kibret Abebe Tuffa, Founder and Owner Tebita Ambulance

WORKSHOPS

New care models, new approaches

Paul Maubach, CEO - Dudley CCG

Lucy Marks, CEO - Compass Wellbeing CIC

Neil Woodbridge, CEO - Thurrock Lifestyle Solutions CIC

Building resilience

Dr Guy Turnbull, MD - CASA

John Montague, MD - Big Issue Invest

Alina Sellman, Head of the Centre for Social Impact Bonds, DCMS

Tracey Bush, CEO - Spiral Healthcare CIC

How do we get more take up of social value principles in healthcare?

Sarah Hutchinson, Policy Advisor - National Voices

Anne Lythgoe - Salford City Council

Alan Turrell - Commissioning and Procurement Solutions

STPs: how to engage & where are we now?

Dan Gregory, head of Policy, SEUK

Charlotte Pace, associate, IVAR

Professor Stephen Waite, Chief Executive - Livewell SW

The future of social enterprise in primary care

Jane Hiley, Director of Nursing - ACE CIC

Nick Temple, Deputy CEO, SEUK

Digital innovations

Peter Coates, Head of Eco-System Development - NHS Digital

Dr Gillian Holdsworth, Director - SH:24

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