We use cookies.

To make your experience the best it can be, we use cookies and similar technologies on our site. We need your permission to allow these technologies, which will maximise browsing experience. For more information on how we use cookies and how to change your cookie settings, please see our cookies and privacy policy.

X
CONTACT US

CONTACT US

Please complete this short form to get in touch with a member of our team and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

X
NEWSLETTER

NEWSLETTER

Sign up to our newsletter by completing the form below.

Header image for the current page Reimagining planning for the NHS event

Reimagining planning for the NHS event

Share this page

There couldn’t be a bigger burning platform for a better way to plan and make decisions (clearing the backlogs, solving the workforce crisis, enabling integrated care). The old way of planning isn’t working - siloed, too top down and target-driven, technologies not fit for purpose, limited collaboration, overall negative experience for those involved.

To help with this serious issue, Arden & GEM (in partnership with Anaplan and Fidenda) are hosting a free event on 12 October in London (or virtual) titled 'Reimagining planning for the NHS'.

Building the blueprint for planning for the NHS
The event will discuss a better way to build the future for planning - no top down big system, recognise that one size doesn't fit all, think big start small. We will examine ways of working in other industries and from NHS planning pioneers, learning how to embrace planning technologies that are successfully used across all leading service and manufacturing organisations

Planning is everyone's business, so this event is designed for all roles (clinical, operations, human resources, finance, procurement) and all NHS organisations (ICSs, ICBs, providers and NHS England).

What to expect on the day:

 

If you would like to register the event (either face to face or virtual attendance) please reserve your free delegates badge by emailing agem.pmovpodprogramme@nhs.net