Pre-conference Workshop
Taking a local area approach to workforce commissioning in order to achieve personalisation
Wednesday 16th June
10:30
Registration and refreshments
11:00
Chair’s introduction and opening remarks
- Working collaboratively to build a coherent area strategy that meets the demands for greater efficiency and outcome-focused care
Julian Mellor
Principal Workforce Planning Consultant
Walsall Council
11:10
Applying the Integrated Local Area Workforce Strategies (InLAWS) methodology
- Understanding the tools available to help match workforce supply to needs
- Practical strategies for implementing an integrated approach
- Lessons learned and particular challenges overcome
James Cross
Regional Development Manager: East of England
Skills for Care
11:40
Case Study: Developing a collaborative approach to InLAWS
- Supporting collaboration to develop integratedworkforce strategies
- Drawing together workforce finance andcommissioning activity: Overcoming the challenges
Sue Hunt
JIP Programme Manager
Department of Health South East
12:10
Discussion group
- Questions to the morning speakers
- Feed back what you’ve learnt in the morning session
12:40
Lunch
13:40
Workshop: How to share data effectively across partnerships
- Understanding the practicalities of data sharing and integrated analysis
- Overcoming problems related to different data sources – getting the consistent data you need
John Wright
Head of Policy, Projects and Business Improvement: Health & Adult Social Services
Northamptonshire County Council
14:40
Afternoon refreshments
15:00
Reverse-thinking workshop: How can you make relationships between key stakeholders deteriorate as you develop a local area workforce strategy?
Working in small groups, with the aid of a facilitator, you will take a reverse-thinking approach to identifying the key issues around ensuring productive and close working relationships
15:20
Feedback session - Turning the negatives into positive learning points to take away
15:40
Consolidate your lessons from the day
15:50

