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One year on: Delivering the 10 Year Plan through neighbourhood health, renewed funding flows and system reform
The HSJ Summit: Delivering the 10-Year Plan brings together senior leaders from across the NHS, local government, primary care, community services and the voluntary sector to examine one of the most pressing questions facing the system today:
How do we move from ambition to delivery, and deliver meaningful change at scale?
One year on from the launch of the NHS 10-Year Plan, systems are under increasing pressure to demonstrate real progress across access, productivity, prevention and outcomes. This includes delivering on key shifts such as moving care closer to home through neighbourhood health, while also reforming operating models, financial flows, workforce and service delivery. This Summit provides a trusted, senior forum to explore how these changes are being implemented in practice - from system-wide reform through to the realities of delivering neighbourhood-based care on the ground.
What will be discussed, and how has the landscape evolved over the past year?
- From policy to delivery - What progress has been made in Year 1 of the 10 Year Plan - and what still needs to change?
- The NHS operating model in practice - How accountability, commissioning and system leadership are evolving
- Financial flows and system reform - Funding models, incentives and enabling the “left shift”
- Care model transformation - Reforming acute services, outpatient care and delivery closer to home
- Neighbourhood health in practice - Where it is being implemented, what is working, and what is required to scale
- Workforce and productivity - Building multidisciplinary teams and new ways of working
- Digital, data and AI - Enabling integrated, proactive and coordinated care
- Prevention and population health - Embedding long-term demand reduction and tackling inequalities