NHS winter planning 2024–25 – Engaging with NHS decision-makers between now and Christmas
August 13, 2024 | Market Access, Medtech, NHS funding, NHS winter planning, Pharma, commissioning
How is the NHS preparing for winter? Which challenges are the most pressing for NHS decision-makers? How can industry best engage and support NHS decision-makers in the next few months? On Thursday 29th August, Karen Cooper (Senior Consultant – NHS Insight & Interaction, Mtech Access) will be joined by Jo Turl (Former Director of Commissioning, Devon ICS) to explore these challenges in the Mtech Access NHS Whispers webinar. Register now to join us live at 2.00pm (BST) or to listen to the recording later!
Since 2014 until very recently, Jo has held senior commissioning roles at Devon ICS or CCG. In this webinar, Jo will share her own experiences of planning for winter and give us a unique insight into what those in NHS commissioning roles are looking for from industry partners.
In this webinar, Jo and Karen will discuss:
- How ICBs and Directors of Commissioning prepare for winter pressures
- The current key areas of focus at Place and ICB level
- Specific challenges and pressures facing the NHS now and in the run up to winter
- Immediate and long-term impact of (expected) new government policies
- How industry can best support the NHS as it plans for winter and beyond
- How your field teams can engage with NHS commissioners over the next few months
Jo Turl (Independent Healthcare Consultant and Former Director of Commissioning, Devon ICS)
Jo is a strategically aware and commercially focused healthcare director, with over 20 years’ experience in the NHS and an extensive knowledge base. Jo is highly skilled in commissioning primary care, community, acute, and mental health and learning disability services. As Director of Commissioning at Devon ICS, and the CCG prior to this, she has a successful track record of managing complex programmes and delivering multi-million pound projects, including public engagement and consultation, managing change, procurement, and service redesign and delivery.
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