Dementia Commissioners Network

Overview

Building on the success of our inaugural digital event in July 2018, we are looking to start a dialogue between London healthtech and digital SMEs and providers of social care in London. The ultimate aim is to explore new ways of looking after people with long-term conditions more efficiently, effectively and conveniently in their place of residence.

Cost

Free

Who should attend

Members of the following networks:

• Commissioning Leads
• Dementia Commissioning Leads
• Information Systems and Business Solutions (formerly IMG)

As part of the workshop, there is an opportunity to have pre-arranged 1:1 session(s) with SME companies to engage on wicked issues relating to Dementia. We will contact you in due course with more information on this.

Refreshments

Will be available to purchase on site

Agenda

10:00 – 10:30 Registration

10:30 – 10:45 Welcome & Introduction Dr David Parry, CEO, SEHTA & Stuart Rowbotham, Director Adult Social Care and Health, LB Bexley

10:45 – 11:00 What’s the need? Martha’s story case study, Tristan Brice, Programme Manager, LondonADASS Improvement Programme

11:00 – 11:45 The Challenge: London Social Care Commissioner, Speaker TBC
Meeting the Challenge; using technology: Nursing home Provider, Dr
Claire Royston, Group Medical Director, Four Seasons Health Care

11:45 – 12:30 Smarter London Together, Dr Jonty Heaversedge, Medical Director for Primary Care and Digital Transformation (London Region), NHS England

Panel Discussion
Simon Hooper, Director, RemindMeCare
Jim Clifford OBE, Partner & Director, Bates Wells Braithwaite
Linda O’Sullivan, Head of Region London & South East, Alzheimer’s Society

12:30 – 13:00 Q&A

13:30 – 15:00 15 min 1:1 sessions with speakers & social care commissioners

15:00 Close

Rescheduled from 4th October 2018

Please note this meeting has been moved from 28th June 2018

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The inaugural LondonADASS Dementia Awareness Event set out to tackle:

• Increasing awareness of dementia across generations
• Increasing awareness of dementia within care homes
• Issues stemming from Delayed Transfers of Care (DToC)
• How to meet the training needs of the social care workforce; and
• Increasing awareness amongst the general population

Dementia Awareness Week is supported by the Alzheimer’s Society. The Alzheimer’s Society is a UK charity which provides support and research for those affected by dementia.

In the UK, there are about 800,000 people with dementia; it is estimated that around 400,000 people have dementia but do not know it. By raising awareness about this condition, it is hoped that more people will be diagnosed earlier, giving more time for them to come to terms with future symptoms.

Focused on:

• Dementia Metrics project
• Setting the scene including Dementia Friendly Technology Charter
• Connected Care and Connected Health
• Alcove Approach – selected case studies
• App supporting Care Staff dealing with Challenging Behaviours

Meeting centres Pioneer workshop presentation

Presentations

Slides from the event

Focused on:

• Alzheimer’s Society Model of intra and post diagnostic support – in partnership with the East London Foundation Trust’s Diagnostic Memory Clinic and Homerton
• Dementia diagnosis rates – update on progress
• Pan London DAA Update

Slides from the event