One month to go!
With just one month to go to our flagship health procurement event, P4H England, the agenda for the keynote arena is shaping up to provide interesting and informative sessions.
Free to attend for the NHS and wider public sector, P4H England will bring together the healthcare procurement community and provide a unique platform for networking, collaboration, education and innovation.
P4H England 2022 provides a?unique and unrivalled interactive opportunity?for both the buyer and supplier healthcare procurement community to?engage?across a range of innovative event features designed for all participants explore today’s marketplace initiatives and objectives.
Watch the roundup from P4H Scotland:
As England continues its road to recovery following the pandemic, challenges still remain for those working in the healthcare sector; from tackling the Covid backlog and bringing services back online, to becoming the world's first net zero health service, delivering new hospitals through the 'Levelling Up Programme' and securing more nurses for the NHS.
Whilst the last few years have undoubtedly been challenging, the NHS must now reflect on past learnings and look to the future, and the delivery of public health services in a post-pandemic world. Now is the time for the healthcare community to come together, review lessons learned and work on the positive changes that can be embedded to build resilience in the future.
P4H England will help healthcare colleagues address these challenges through our keynote sessions:
The P4H England Keynote Arena is one of the focal points within the event, providing all visitors with a rare opportunity to hear from leading personnel from organisations such as the NHS, academia and the wider industry network.
High-profile speakers will present on a range of topical and critical subjects that are defining the future of healthcare procurement, in addition to delivering against today’s current marketplace initiatives and objectives.
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Firstly, Chair Alyson Brett, Managing Director at NHS Commercial Solutions, will welcome delegates to the show. Followed by Jacqui Rock Chief Commercial Officer NHS England and NHS Improvement who will give the opening address.
Director Of Procurement Transformation and Commercial Delivery at NHS Improvement, Preeya Baillie, will then lead discussions on improvement initiatives that are being undertaken.
Andy Windsor, Chief Operating Officer, NHS Supply Chain, follows on from Preeya, and will provide attendees with insider knowledge of the inner workings of NHS Supply Chain and how it will deliver a 21st century service through improved procurement.
CO of HCSA, Keith Rowley, follows Andy, who will discuss how procurement teams can support NHS Trusts can achieve their goals and ambitions.
Simon Walsh, the Group Procurement Director & Joint GM Procurement Lead at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is up next, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge on procurement, which will help you be better equipped to tackle procurement challenges.
Hitting Net Zero goals is next on the agenda with NHS LPP Director of Sustainability, Michelle McCann. And finally, we round up the day with Liam Horkin, Head of Clinical Procurement at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust.
Engagement and collaboration across peers and industry plays a vital role in meeting current and future marketplace initiatives and objectives for the healthcare sector.
The P4H England 2022 provides buyers engaged across the healthcare supply chain with an invaluable opportunity to meet with leading suppliers, who are actively delivering a diverse range of innovative products and services that can support both current and future procurement requirements.
Officially supported by the Procurement Advice and Support Service (PASS), P4H England also provides a unique platform for buyers to enhance their commercial skills through a range of CPD Certified training sessions, all of which are designed to support the development of procurement skills and capabilities.
Book your place to attend now!