UK Care Week preview
of Care Campaign For The Vulnerable, a national, non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting safety in care across the UK. Set up over ten years ago, CCFTV’s primary focus is advocating for the implementation of independent safety monitoring in care homes, with an emphasis on ensuring safer and specialised care for people living with dementia. Jayne will be taking part in the Keynote stage panel discussion Ensuring safe spaces: navigating the role of independent safety monitoring in care homes at 10:30 on 20 March.
Tandeep Gill – registered pharmacist and head of business development at PainChek. Tandeep’s leadership and experience span a range of health and social care settings,
Show Highlights
Wednesday 20 March 10:30–11:15 – Ensuring safe spaces: navigating the role of independent safety monitoring in care homes – Keynote Stage panel discussion – Jayne Connery, Care Campaign For The Vulnerable, Kay Cox, Signature Care Homes, Paul Farmer, Care Protect
11:00–11:30 – Enabling Dynamic and Digital Care Delivery – Business, Facilities & Environments Stage – James Maynard, Access UK
11:45–12:15 – How can you improve the safety and quality outcomes in your care home? – Digital & Technology theatre – Tandeep Gill, PainChek
12:30–13:15 – Panel discussion: can artificial intelligence care? – Digital & Technology theatre panel discussion – Chris Papadopoulos, University of Bedfordshire, Helena Zaum, Sentinel Partners, Jack White, White’s Training, Laetita Tanqueray, Lund University, Lee Trueman, Health Automated
14:00–14:30 – Overcoming the barriers to implementing outcomes-based lifestyle monitoring solution – Digital & Technology theatre – Nick Weston, Lilli
15:30–16:00 – Safeguarding our data in a digitising world – Digital & Technology theatre – Daniel O’Shaughnessy, Digital Care Hub
Thursday 21 March 10:15–10:45 – How is generative AI impacting the care sector? – Digital & Technology theatre – Katie Thorn, Digital Social Care
11:00–11:45 – The National Care Awareness Survey – Keynote Stage panel discussion – Karolina Gerlich, The Care Workers Charity, Liz Jones, National Care Forum, Oli Johnson, Sona, Sue Jones, Institute of Social Care Management
11:00 –11:45 – Technology for workforce wellbeing: help or hindrance? – Workforce, Skills & Wellbeing theatre panel discussion – Jack White, White’s Training, Lee Trueman, Health Automated, Marianne Mills, 2M Training, Matthew Bond, Borderless, Paula Cashmore, Achievable Care Quality Community
11:45–12:15 – The impact of remote care technology on care delivery – Digital & Technology theatre – Rob Parkes, Service Robotics
13:00–13:45 – Keynote address from Helen Whately – Keynote Stage – Helen Whately, Minister of State for Social Care
14:20–14:50 – Overcoming transport barriers: enhancing quality of life for care home residents – Business, Facilities & Environments theatre – David Dew-Veal, Proximo Group, Martyn Sibley, Purple Goat Agency
with a key focus on optimising pain management in aged care and specific focus on people who cannot reliably self-report their pain. At 11:45 on 20 March, Tandeep will be asking How can you improve the safety and quality outcomes in your care home? at the Digital & Technology theatre.
Avnish Goyal CBE – chair of industry- leading care provider, Hallmark Luxury Care Homes, which he founded 25 years ago in 1997. Avnish is also the executive chair of award-winning care home construction company, Savista Developments and new assisted living brand, Santhem Residences. He is also the founding trustee and patron of The Care Workers’ Charity. In 2020, Avnish and his wife, Anita Goyal MBE, were named as ambassadors for the Alzheimer’s Society and in 2022, Avnish was awarded a for his services to social care and philanthropy. On 20 March at 13:30 on the Keynote Stage, Avnish will be taking part in the panel discussion The endless potential of careers in care.
Karolina Gerlich – CEO of The Care Workers Charity and a former care worker who spent 12 years supporting people in their own homes before becoming a leader in the sector. Karolina has been CEO of The Care Workers’ Charity since 2020 and represents the workforce at every opportunity, as a member of multiple advisory boards and as part of the leadership team for IMPACT, the UK centre for implementing evidence in adult social care. She is passionate about social care and social justice and never misses a chance to advocate for care workers. On 21 March at 11:00 on the Keynote Stage, Karolina will be taking part in a panel discussion on the National Care Awareness Survey.
Cynthia Bullock – deputy director of Healthy Ageing, Cynthia leads the innovation activities across the government’s £98 million Healthy Ageing Challenge supporting the development and delivery of products and services that will allow people to remain active, productive, independent, and socially connected across generations for as long as possible. She will be Addressing challenges in health and social care through innovation at the Business, Facilities & Environments theatre at 12:00 on 21 March.
Helen Whately – appointed Minister of State in the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) in October 2022. Previously, she was Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury between September 2021 and July 2022, and Minister of State (Minister for Care) at the Department of Health and Social Care from February 2020 to September 2021. Helen will be delivering Keynote address at 13:00 on 21 March. n
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