Westminster Health Forum will be holding a key seminar in London on 12 December 2019, which will consider the health workforce and key issues for the NHS People Plan, focusing on leadership, wellbeing and professional regulation. The event will provide the opportunity to discuss whether the People Plan has the potential to address issues with long-term staffing arrangements. Priorities for recruitment, retention and workforce investment will also be explored.
 

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Date: 12 December 2019

Location: Central London

Ticket price: £230+VAT
 

The agenda provides further details of specific areas for discussion, including supporting leaders, implementing a work culture change and addressing barriers to a more inclusive workforce. The mental wellbeing of staff and the impact of technological advancement on workforce development will also form part of the event’s focus.
 

Keynote speakers include:

• Sir James Mackey – Chief Executive of the Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
• Kirsten Armit – Chief Operating Officer of the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management
• Anita Charlesworth – Director of Research and Economics for The Health Foundation
   

Tickets are priced at £230+VAT and this includes delegate materials, refreshments over the course of the morning and a PDF copy of the briefing document, which will include transcripts of speeches, question and answers raised at the event and any extra articles submitted by delegates – this document will be sent out approximately twelve working days after the seminar.
 

The event is CPD certified.