Addressing systemic barriers, sustained long-term policy and optimised data-driven strategies to drive economic growth and inclusive healthcare
The HSJ Reducing Health Inequalities Forum serves as a pivotal gathering for leaders across the healthcare spectrum, focusing on embedding health equity through the lens of the NHS's upcoming 10-year health plan. This year’s agenda emphasises the pressing need for a cohesive, long-term approach to address health disparities. Delegates will explore how the 10-year plan’s strategic priorities can drive substantial progress on social determinants of health, maximise data-informed decision-making, further the Core20PLUS5 initiative’s advancement, and focus on sustainable and equity-driven solutions into everyday practice.
The Forum unites 100+ senior leaders working across the NHS and wider system – from chief executives, to clinical and population health management leads – to discuss short-term tactics and long-term preventative strategies to deal with existing and reduce future inequalities.
Attending allows you to explore with your peers how to reduce outcome disparities across high priority clinical areas, and find new ways to expand access and deliver services to currently underserved population groups. Reserve your seat to ensure your local system’s needs are considered in this national debate.
