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Driving sustainable transformation through social investment

Towards net zero : embedding sustainability at Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust

The NHS Central Commercial Function service offer

Cheshire & Merseyside Integrated Care Partnership, building on pandemic momentum, mobilised linked care record and administrative data to better target resources for prevention and care – the System-P programme.

System-P aims to close the gap between data and action to target resources more precisely, preventively and equitably – building on the award-winning Combined Intelligence for Population Health Action (www.cipha.nhs.uk) system.

In this webinar, Wesam Baker, Director of Strategic Analytics Economics and Population Health Management at Mersey Care NHS FT, and Professor Iain Buchan, Chair in Public Health and Clinical Informatics and Associate Pro Vice Chancellor for Innovation, will cover:

• Civic Data Cooperative - people to data
• Combined Intelligence for Population Health Action (CIPHA) – data to analytics
• System-P – analytics to action
• a system-wide approach to intelligence - closing the data action gap
• making prevention, precision and payment more programmable
• the importance of culture and local action
• top tips and scaling across ICSs
• what’s next 

There will be time to ask questions and share your own experiences.

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

ICS stories

The move to system working and more integrated care requires good quality patient data across all system partners.  The four acute trusts in North West London Integrated Care System are on a journey to share a single electronic patient record by 2023. Hear about their journey and the approach they are taking to standardise and improve clinical coding to support better decision-making and pathway redesign.

Improving data for pathway redesign: coding across multiple organisations

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 – transforming finance by going beyond Excel

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

Delegates will have the opportunity to contribute their ideas and help shape the future for costing, as well as hear from Ed Waller, Chris Walters and Helen Laing.

Future of costing in England

With the IFRS 16 deadline for public sector bodies looming, it’s crucial to have a strong strategy for not only managing the complex transition but making it business as usual.
Join experts from IRIS Software Group and Mazars as we explore the practical considerations and best practices for implementing the new standard - based on the lessons learned from private market adopters. Take away valuable insight into the items you’ll want to consider during your implementation project; refresh your knowledge and use this opportunity to get answers to technical and strategic issues.
Key themes:
• Practical implementation issues, challenges, and the opportunities beyond compliance
• Managing a successful lease accounting implementation
• Insights from private company implementations and the lessons learned
• Choosing the right approach and tools to embed the new requirements

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 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

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

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