The Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) is the professional body for finance staff in healthcare. For more than 70 years, it has provided independent and objective advice to its members and the wider healthcare community. It is a charitable organisation that promotes best practice and innovation in financial management and governance across the UK health economy through its local and national networks. The association also analyses and responds to national policy and aims to exert influence in shaping the wider healthcare agenda.
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Cheshire & Merseyside Integrated Care Partnership, building on pandemic momentum, mobilised system-wide linked data to better inform care planning and delivery, and public health measures – pulling in research as needed, and closing the gap between data and action with System-P. Join Wesam Baker and Professor Iain Buchan to hear their insights into how System P (with www.cipha.nhs.uk and civicdatacooperative.com) is making prevention, precision and payment more programmable for health and care systems.

ICS stories: closing the data-action gap for patient & population health

After two years of the pandemic financial regime, the NHS now faces the challenge of achieving financial balance while managing the operational recovery from Covid in terms of waiting lists, staffing levels and demand for urgent and emergency care.
In this webinar, two of Unit 4’s NHS customers will share how they have developed and implemented their enterprise resource planning (ERP) strategy. The impact was streamlined reporting that was more collaborative but took less effort to produce. The NHS bodies will share their tips for best practice in agile reporting and scenario modeling and how this will help them achieve financial sustainability.

Collaboration, agility, and trust – the three pillars of finance transformation

Digital technologies have a huge potential to transform the delivery of healthcare. From the patient’s perspective technology can empower them to participate actively in their care. For NHS bodies, technology can improve efficiency and change the focus to wellbeing and prevention with its associated impact on demand.
However, accounting for innovative digital technologies is complicated and it is not always clear whether the NHS body is purchasing an asset that, in accounting terms, is capital expenditure or a service that is revenue or a mixture of the two. 
Technological solutions can change the patient pathway and often cross organisational boundaries. This, coupled with the move towards integration and system working mean that it is not a single organisation that is accounting for the new solution but several. This also complicates the accounting arrangements. 
As technologies change, so does the delivery mechanism. Cloud computing and software as a service mean that even existing digital solutions may need to be accounted for in a different way. 
This webinar is part of HFMA’s Delivering value with digital technologies programme that is supported by HEE. It will set out the issues that need to be considered when determining the accounting treatment for digital solutions.

Accounting for revenue and capital: implications for the digital age

Provider collaboratives are a key feature in the structure of ICSs providing one way of helping to improve outcomes for patients in partnership. This webinar will share the lessons learned from Northamptonshire ICS in setting up their mental health, learning disability and autism provider collaborative
Provider collaboratives are a key feature in the structure of ICSs providing one way of helping to improve outcomes for patients in partnership.  

In Northamptonshire ICS, the establishment of the mental health, learning disability and autism (MHLDA) provider collaborative has enabled NHS providers, primary care and the voluntary sector to work successfully together with service users and carers over a number of years to really make a difference.   

In this webinar, Paul Sheldon, Chief Finance Officer at Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust, explores: 

the approach taken to setting up the MHLDA provider collaborative 

the importance of partnership at the heart of this 

the benefits of the provider collaborative 

the challenges faced along the way 

lessons learned  

There will be time to ask questions and discuss your own experiences of provider collaboratives.

ICS stories: the mental health provider collaborative in Northamptonshire ICS

Winners of 2021’s HFMA Diversity and Inclusion Award. The team will share their journey, lessons learned and future plans for improving diversity and inclusion within finance teams. With an increasing national focus, it is an agenda that has been enthusiastically embraced by Airedale, where diversity ambassadors are helping to make significant improvements across the team over the past 18 months.

Inclusion & Diversity - A view from award winners Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

At the HFMA Institute Costing conference in April 2022, Chris Walters talked about the scoping exercise for a more frequent cost collection (MFCC) and announced that they were going to recommend that it should go ahead. The announcement attracted many questions and comments from the delegates.
In this webinar Chris and Helen will address the delegates’ questions and comments, as well as others raised during the webinar.

IFRS 16 lease accounting - its here to stay!

The benefits of automation in organisations, and specifically the finance department, have been proven. By accurately processing volumes of recurring tasks, automation accelerates growth and operational efficiency in addition to increasing employee engagement. 

Getting the project off to the right start is crucial to fully achieve those benefits. But this is not an easy undertaking.

Join us to hear Neal Singadia, from Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, share his tips on how to embark on a successful journey while leveraging existing NHS resources.

The webinar will cover:
 - preparing a solid business case to make an informed decision
 - accessing funds from digital support programmes
 - leveraging the existing NHS England platform
 - using Northampton General Hospitals discovery resources
 - preparing for the first live automations.

How to leverage your current NHS ecosystem to kick start your automation project

This webinar will explore some of the current legal and governance issues facing managers in Primary Care including:
- how will the development of Integrated Care Systems and the passing of the Health and Care Bill impact on GP practices?
- how has the Covid-19 pandemic changed the way in which primary care works, including in particular online consultations as the “new normal”
- what next for Primary Care Networks?

The new landscape for primary care

In this webinar noviniti will showcase the work they have done with NHS organisations to provide revenue solutions to estates issues including new main entrance facilities, clinical and administration spaces, and carparks.

Revenue funded NHS estate development projects

This webinar will consider the key issues that preparers of accounts should consider in 2021/22. It will provide an auditor’s view on the latest changes to the reporting frameworks and other areas which will have an impact on this year’s audits. These will include the introduction of IFRS16 along with the changes to the remuneration report and fair pay disclosures. 

The audit of the 2020/21 annual report and accounts was generally accepted to be difficult so the speakers will also consider what both NHS bodies and their auditors can do to make the process easier this year.

Year-end 2021/22 accounting and auditing issues

Malcom Ace, Chief Finance Officer at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, shares his experience of system working in the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care System. In particular, he will focus on the importance of building relationships within a local care system and the benefits these can bring, while also accepting the limitations of this approach and that it is a foundation not the building itself.

ICS stories: the importance of relationships in HIOW

The NHS has committed to net zero emissions, announcing more targets at COP26 in November 2021. Alongside taking action, NHS bodies will be required to report on progress.
The sustainability reporting landscape is complicated and changing fast. The IFRS Foundation established a new board to develop sustainability standards, with the first climate-related standard planned for mid-2022. The government intends to adopt these new standards economy-wide by 2025. The Treasury is working in conjunction with FRAB on what this means for public sector reporting. 
This webinar will summarise the likely changes to reporting requirements and what these mean for the NHS.

Sustainability Reporting

This webinar will provide an update on the guidance that is available to NHS bodies on IFRS 16. This will include an update on recent changes to the guidance on how the standard will be adopted.

The webinar will be an opportunity for finance staff to ask questions as they plan to actually implement the standard from 1 April 2022.

IFRS 16 Leases

The ability to lead and work as part of a team are critical skills for leaders in both the public and private sectors. The webinar explores how leaders establish high performing teams to deliver real improvement in the rapidly changing NHS.

Whether you are planning for the future, running an organisation, or delivering a specific task, as the leader, you need to win the confidence of the team, develop team goals, encourage cohesion between individuals and achieve the performance you want them to deliver for you. This webinar looks at what is meant by a team in the NHS and how adapt them to support clinicians, mangers, functions, and organisations. We concentrate on how leaders can address dysfunction in teams, what the research into high performing teams suggests you need to do as the leader and examine different approaches to building teams.

Bitesize CPD webinar: Managing, motivating, and leading teams

This webinar will showcase the Mental Health digital playbook and a range of digital solutions which have shown how technology can help solve common challenges in the delivery of mental health services.

Join speakers from NHSX in a webinar looking at how digital technology can help enable new models of care in mental health services. You’ll hear directly from clinical experts across the country as they share their experiences of implementing digital technology into care pathways to benefit patients and make their work more efficient and effective, including the successes and challenges they faced.

Delegates will also be able to engage in a panel discussion around the wider range of digital tools covered in the playbook, and explore future opportunities to have their say in how NHSX expands this dynamic digital resource to meet the challenges we face to improve patient care.

This webinar is part of HFMA’s Delivering value with digital technologies programme, supported by Health Education England.

Presenters:
Dr Lia Ali, Consultant Psychiatrist & Clinical Adviser, NHSX
Dr Miriam Grover, Principle cognitive psychotherapist and safeguarding adults manager, Specialist psychotherapy service (City and Hackney), East London NHS Foundation Trust
Breda Spillane, Design, Informatics, Evaluation and Strategic Engagement Lead (DIESEL), City and Hackney Psychological Therapies & Wellbeing Alliance
Dr Sean Cross, Integrating Mental and Physical Healthcare (IMPARTS) team, King’s Health Partners
Caroline Gadd, Director, Holmusk
Chaired by Lisa Hollins, Director of Innovation, NHSX

The mental health digital playbook - NHSX

In this session we take a look at shared care records, one of the foremost national digital programmes in the NHS, and how the financial structures and governance works to deliver efficiently across systems. Like most, this national programme has faced challenges along the way with many lessons learnt which will be expanded on during this webinar with some key financial tools and frameworks to support emerging integrated care systems across the country.

Ekanem Kof Ikpeme will share her experience in playing a lead role in the delivery of a national digital programme. 

The session will cover:
● Shared care record financial structure and governance
● Funding arrangements
● Critical success factors

Shared care records programme: Financial governance and lessons learnt

Traditionally our system, like most others, is defined by our organisational boundaries and governed by the contractual interactions that make up the partnership. Learning from COVID we asked ourselves some questions…
‘What if our system financial framework facilitated the means to change the way our system worked?
What if we used service lines across the system to underpin our ambitions?
What if the accountability at system level was based on service lines?”

Dawn Scrafield will share her experiences of what has happened in Mid and South Essex when the System started to develop a vision to do things differently. 

The session will cover:
• What the vision looks like for System Service Lines
• How the system has engaged with clinicians
• What the opportunities and challenges are

ICS stories: Mid & South Essex Service Line Approach

Please join us for this webinar introducing Crossing Professional Boundaries: a toolkit for collaborative teamwork, developed by The King’s Fund with Future-Focused Finance. 
 
The toolkit is a seven-step process to enable cross-functional teams to reflect on how they work together. Piloted across the NHS, an independent evaluation by CIPFA demonstrated an improvement in teamwork between clinical and finance teams, and consequently better outcomes for patients. 

The toolkit for collaborative teamwork:
•  Explains why you should take time out as a team, and how this improves teamwork and patient care
•  Gives you a step by step guide on what to do
•  Offers tools and resources to make it straightforward – and fun
•  Is completely adaptable to suit you and your organisation

This webinar will give an overview of the toolkit, and also give you the opportunity to ask questions on both the theory behind it and the experience of those who have used it.
 
Professor Michael West of The King’s Fund has spent much of his recent career considering cross-boundary teamwork, particularly in the NHS, and is the driving force behind the toolkit.

Dr Sanjay Agrawal, a Consultant at University of Leicester Hospitals, is the lead for Close Partnering for Future-Focused Finance.

Toolkit for Collaborative Teamwork: overview and discussion

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