Shifting care out of hospitals and into the community to deliver care closer to home by prioritising admission avoidance and improving patient outcomes.

The Lord Darzi report highlights the need to shift NHS care closer to home by embedding sustainable financial frameworks. General practice, mental health, and community services must expand to meet the needs of an ageing population with long-term conditions, easing pressure on hospitals and enhancing patient-centred care.

The NHS Care Closer to Home Forum will bring together professionals from across primary, secondary, community, and social care to explore solutions such as urgent care, preventive measures, and integrated services. This event offers a platform to share strategies that strengthen care outside of hospitals.

Attending the Forum gives you the chance to engage with key stakeholders, influence new care models, and contribute to strategies that improve patient outcomes.

Please note, the Forum will run alongside the HSJ Virtual Care Forum and HSJ Health and Care Intelligence Forum


WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?

  • 1 full day of leader insights and practical content for debate and discussion
  • Exposure to Award-winning case studies, thought leadership, and diverse viewpoints
  • Effective collaboration through intimate and solutions-focused interactive discussion groups
  • Your attendance is fully funded by HSJ and our event partners, with no cost to you

Next steps... 

1. Book time out in your diary 
2.  Register your place today     

KEEP ME UPDATED 

Joining this Forum gives you the opportunity to engage with key stakeholders involved in transforming Care Closer to Home. You’ll have the chance to influence the development of innovative care models, contribute to strategies that prioritise admission avoidance, and help shape the implementation of care closer to home.  

Key focus areas include: 

  • Redesigning care pathways for enhanced community services 
  • Strengthening preventive care to keep patients out of hospitals 
  • Fostering collaboration for integrated care delivery 
  • Developing proactive strategies for admission avoidance 
  • The role of urgent care in alleviating acute pressures 
  • Implementing care closer to home models 

To find out more

Partnership opportunities:  Sponsorship Sales team
Delegate enquiries: Delegate Sales team