We would like to thank our exhibitors and sponsors for sponsoring this meeting. This includes pharmaceutical companies including GlaxoSmithkline UK Ltd (GSK), Lupin Limited, Pfizer Ltd and Stada. They have had no editorial input into or control over the agenda, content development or choice of speakers, nor opportunity to influence except for the sponsored symposia presentations.
What are Pulse PCN events?
Tailored, focused discussion forums
The team behind the award-winning Pulse magazine and Pulse LIVE events, is proud to announce the 2024 calendar of Pulse PCN Events, a series of discussion forums specifically created for PCN Clinical Directors, PCN Managers and senior staff supported by the Pulse PCN editorial advisory board.
After the success of the in-person events in 2023, we are delighted to bring you six face-to-face events in five convenient locations this year: Birmingham, Leeds, London, Newcastle and Manchester. The events will offer PCN Clinical Directors, Managers and senior staff the opportunity to discuss major challenges affecting PCNs as well as the demands of new management roles.
Why Attend?
Featuring concurrent streams of presentations focusing on the most pressing issues facing primary care delivery and management, Pulse PCN Manchester is the destination conference for primary care leaders. Dedicated to GPs and managers with a PCN role, the event will provide updates on topics including new regulations, human resources, new technologies and AI, finances and staff motivation.
Relationships
Connect with other clinical directors and managers from your region
Experts
Take part in a peer, not policy, led agenda focusing on practical, real world challenges
Inspiration
Explore key obstacles to service development and quality improvement
Partnerships
Engage with a select number of industry partners to discuss partnership working
About Pulse PCN Manchester
The destination for PCN leaders in the North West
The Pulse PCN Manchester forum returns on Tuesday, October 8, 2024. It is a one day, free-to-attend conference designed specifically for PCN Clinical Directors and other senior staff.
The event format combines expert session with networking opportunities with your peers. You will also be able to engage with a handpicked selection of leading suppliers in the exhibition hall, and enjoy a complimentary buffet lunch.
The goal of the Pulse PCN Event is to support you and your team when it comes to overcoming the major challenges standing in the way of effective care.
Who is this event for?
- PCN Clinical Directors
- PCN Managers
- Clinical Leads
- Digital and Transformation Leads
- PCN Board members
- ICB/ICS representatives
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The agenda
Covering topics such as evolving roles of ICSs to case studies on the new service specifications and recruitment, the agendas for Pulse PCN Events are designed to stimulate the discussion on the most relevant subjects:
- How integrated care systems (ICSs) adapt and change
- Primary Care & PCN capacity building
- Early cancer detection
- Care homes enhanced service management
- Population health management
- Community pharmacy integration
- Personalised and anticipatory care
- Managing QOF and IIF targets
- Updates on the ARRS scheme
Speakers
What people say
“Great speakers, very informative with a lot to take back and use in our PCN development. Could easily have had much longer sessions.”
Trudy Mansfield
PCN Manager
“Good to meet other PCN directors and hearing about current developments and challenges.”
Dr Seb Kalwij
CD North Lewisham PCN
"Good content, engaging speakers, with good networking and interesting stalls.”
Roy Boodhun
PCN Clinical Director
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Dr Helen DaviesGP clinical lead for community integration and population health management, Calderdale Cares ICB (West Yorkshire ICS)
Dr Dean EggittPrincipal GP, The Oakwood Surgery and Chief Executive Officer, Doncaster Local Medical Committee
Dr Victoria HoyleClinical Director, Knowsley Central and South PCN, GP Partner, The Hollies Medical Centre
Dr Louise RyanGP Clinical Lead for Respiratory and for CYP for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland ICB, Primary Care Clinical Lead for the East Midlands Respiratory Network
Dr Tracey Vell MBEChief Officer, Greater Manchester Primary Care Provider Board, Medical Director, Health Innovation Manchester
How to get there
Nearest Overground rail station: Manchester Victoria Train Station.
Nearest Subway station: St Peter’s Square (Manchester Metrolink)
St Peter’s Square is located 8 minutes walk from the Hotel.
Nearest Train Station: Manchester Piccadilly.
Discounted parking is available at QPark on First Street at the rear of the hotel. The postcode is M15 4FN and there are 700 spaces including 28 disabled spaces. The entrance height is 2.3m.
They will require any users of the car park to pre-book with the following details:
- Car park web page – https://www.q-park.co.uk/en-gb/cities/manchester/first-street/
- Car Park – First Street
- Discount – 25%
- Code – MHQPFS25
You will be asked to input the vehicle registration number which will then open the barriers for you.
Q-Park
First Street
Anne Horniman Street
Manchester
M15 4FN
INNSIDE Manchester, First Street, Manchester, UK
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