London Public Health Forum – Next steps in the pan-London public health restructure: evolving our leadership

Dear Colleagues,

Please find below the registration link to September’s London Public Health Forum – Next steps in the pan-London public health restructure:  evolving our leadership.
Monday 15 September, 10:00-11:30. Microsoft Teams (link in calendar invite after registration through Eventbrite)

See link to full agenda and event details below.

The event will be chaired by Professor Kevin Fenton, Regional Director of Public Health for London.  He will be having a fireside chat with Caroline Clarke, the Chief Executive of NHS London. A delegate pack will be following ahead of the meeting.  Please follow the link below for instructions on how to register.

Objectives

This London Public Health Forum brings together public health leaders, practitioners, and their teams from across London to:

• To hear from Professor Kevin Fenton on the importance of public health leadership and opportunities for positioning public health.  How do we take advantage of system change and have the greatest impact on population health outcomes?
• To better understand the nature of organisational restructuring in different parts of the system.
• To hear from system leaders on how they are interpreting the 10 Year Plan and related policy documents.
• To consider how to get public health voice heard and recognised as key to what the NHS does.  Making the maximum impact with the minimum noise.
• To consider the leadership role of public health in local authorities to strengthen the quality of delivery in health and care settings.

Follow this link to register for the event on Eventbrite.

Registration closes 14 September at 5pm.

We look forward to seeing you on the day. If you have any queries, please contact OHIDLondonWorkforce@dhsc.gov.uk

The London Public Health Forum is a collaboration between Office for Health Improvement and Disparities London in partnership with Faculty of Public Health, Association of Directors of Public Health London, UK Health Security Agency, Greater London Authority and NHS England.