SHIFT TO INCLUSION
WEDNESDAY 18 MARCH
09.00 REGISTRATION, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER VIEWING
PLENARY 1: Neighbourhoods, left shifts and national plans: from changing policy to changing lives and services
10.00 – 11.15
Chairs’ opening remarks
Alex Bax, Chief Executive, Pathway and Lived Experience representative and Mandy Pattinson, Lived Experience Program Manager, Pathway
10.05
Gareth Davis and Jamesy Dillon, Members, Pathway Lived Experience Team
10.15
Practising Inclusion Health in increasingly far right political climates
Dr Amy Stevens, Public Health Lead, Bevan
10.30
In conversation with:
Prof Durka Dougall, Chief Executive, Centre for Population Health
Prof Andy Knox MBE, Medical Director NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria ICB; GP Partner, Ash Trees Surgery; Honorary Professor, Lancaster University Management School
11.00
Panel discussion/questions
11.15 – 11.45 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
CONCURRENT SESSIONS STREAM 1
11.45 – 13.15 90 mins
| A1: Primary care and neighbourhood health: opportunities for inclusion | B1: Women: hidden or not seen | C1: Access to care – equality and inclusion | D1: Better views: different perspectives to improve care |
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| (11.45 – 13.15) | (11.45 – 12.45) | (11.45 – 12.45) | (11.45 – 12.45) |
| Chair: Dee O’Connell | Chair: Jacqui Conaty, Joanne Kennedy & Mandy Pattinson | Chair: Dr Chris Sargeant | Chair: Sophie Koehne & Gareth Davis |
| The Fairer Access Locally Enhanced Service for Primary Care – A bedrock for Inclusive Neighbourhood health?
Dr Lucy Chiddick, Clinical Lead, Humber & North Yorkshire ICB Prototyping new models of care in General Practice to understand and meet the needs of Inclusion Health populations Dr Louise Clarke, GP and Lead GP for Transformation, Bevan Healthcare Community Benefit Society Health Inclusion and Neighbourhood Health Natalie Knowles, Primary Care Partnership & Transformation Lead, Wakefield Health & Care Partnership W Yorkshire ICB Mark Hobson, Clinical Service Development Manager, Bevan Healthcare
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The Women’s Rough Sleeping Census: improving evidence through gender informed outreach Lucy Campbell, Assistant Director for System Change Single Homeless Project and Kathryn Parsons, Public Affairs and Policy Manager, Solace Women’s Aid A hidden team in a hidden world – metamorphosis Dr Cristina Tabacu, Clinical Psychologist, Maria Preston, Clinical Team Manager and Sally Higgins, Mental Health Nurse,Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust |
Improving equity of access to general practice for inclusion health populations in Devon Dr Sarah Dalrymple, GP SpR, Stennack Surgery Enhancing access to health and wellbeing services for PEH in South Wales Dr Sian Hughes, Forensic Psychologist and Leanne Davies, Operations Manager, Crisis Homelessness
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Co-producing change: The voice of lived experience in clinical service design and delivery to shape inclusive healthcare for people seeking asylum and refugees in the UK Dr Philippa Harris, GP and Associate Specialist in Migrant Health, Respond Integrated Refugee Health Service and Kemi Ogunlana, University College London Hospital Navigating homelessness through a neuropsychological lens Dr Louise Noronha, Principal Clinical Psychologist, East London NHS Foundation Trust |
| Q & A | Q & A | Q & A | Q & A |
12.45 – 14.00 LUNCH, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
LUNCH AND LEARN
| 12.45 – 13.30: MARYLEBONE | 13.00 – 13.40: Alex Bax | |
| Utilising Virtual Reality Immersive Learning to Train Frontline Staff in Supporting People with Brain Injury and Multiple
Disadvantage Emma Williamson, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, CEO, Aneemo A hands-on demo of the VR Brain Injury training. Drop in, try the VR headset and hear about the need for BI training and the prevalence of BI in health inclusion populations |
A new model of primary care for people experiencing homelessness in Cornwall Dr Laura Ashton, GP Clinical Lead, Cornwall Health for Homeless The Trauma informed Practice approach for wider General Practice in Salford Identifying airway disease in the homeless population Improving access to healthcare for women experiencing domestic and family violence and homelessness through a nurse-led community-based model of care |
CONCURRENT SESSIONS STREAM 1
14.00 – 15.15 75 mins
| 14.00 – 15.15 75 mins
A2: Improving care, responding to needs |
14.00 – 15.15 75 mins
B2: Joining up care: intermediate care and integrated services |
14.00 – 15.15 75 mins
C2: Activism and solidarity: Inclusion health nursing |
14.00 – 15.15 75 mins
D2: Trauma informed care – families, communities, children |
14.00 – 15.15 75 mins
E2: Commissioning |
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| Chair: Dr Danielle Williams
Interventions to improve inclusion health in primary care – a realist review Dr Lucy Potter, GP and Doctoral Research Fellow, Wellspring Surgery and University of Bristol Understanding and responding to characteristics and health needs of the population served by three specialist inclusion health GP practices in East London Dr Helena Rochford, Population Health Fellow and GP Trainee and Laura Austin Croft, Director of Population Health, East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT) The development and delivery of ‘Teg I Bawb’ – fair for all inclusion health training for the non-clinical patient-facing workforce in Wales Victoria Louise Tice, Senior Public Health Practitioner, Public Health Wales and Joanna Watts-Jane, Deputy Chair, Deep End Wales |
Chair: Dee O’Connell, Gareth Davis & Pete Bull
Reflections and lessons learned establishing Hestia House – a specialist care home for people experiencing homelessness in Liverpool Katie Taylor, Director of Specialist Services, YMCA Together Outcomes from embedding a specialist alcohol care nurse in specialist primary care for people experiencing homeless Dr Ryan Young, GP in Homeless & Inclusion Health, Brownlow Health Breaking barriers, building care: lessons from over ten years of homeless intermediate care in Bradford Dr Gemma Ashwell, GP and Clinical Lecturer, Bevan Healthcare and University of Leeds and Hayley Nicholson, Inclusion Health Lead Nurse, Bevan Healthcare |
Chair: Alex Bax & Jamesy Dillon
Activism and solidarity – creating an international consensus on who we are, what we do, and how we can bring about the change we want to see – the creation of a global health equity nurses’ network Sam Dorney Smith, Clinical Research Associate / Queen’s Nurse, UCL, Steven Rolfe, Clinical Director, Indwell; Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct), McMaster University; PhD candidate, Arthur Labatt School of Nursing, Western University, Canada and Jan Keauffling MBE, Independent Inclusion Health Nurse Consultant How nurses embedded in outreach teams can improve health and housing outcomes Beth Isaac, Evidence and Data Lead, Centre for Homelessness Impact, Victoria Rowell, Head Nurse, Change Grow Live and Rosie Bridger, Croydon Outreach Nurse The rise of Inclusion Health Nursing – hidden in plain sight, holding everything together Olivia Boothroyd, Inclusion Health Lead Nurse – Leeds, Bevan Healthcare Leeds |
Chair: Emma Thomson & Mandy Pattinson
Implementing trauma informed practice across services – a mixed methods study Michelle Farr, Senior Research Fellow NIHR ARC West, University of Bristol and Rebecca Halsey, Coproduction Service Coordinator, Changing Futures Bristol Trauma-informed pathways: healing-centred interventions for children, young people, and families Lee Ball, Director of Addictions, The Salvation Army (confirmed) Family Stories: reducing the lasting impact of domestic abuse on children experiencing homelessness Dr Theresa Schwaiger, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Lead for Psychological Therapies, Clinical Services and Emily Rayfield, Project Manager, Clinical Services, Anna Freud Centre |
Chair: Tim Robson
(108) North East London Homeless Health Strategy – a system call to action Nicola Weaver, Head of Health Improvement and Inclusion, and Melody Dhinda-Rees, Senior Officer, Health Improvement and Inclusion (Underserved Groups), NHS North East London ICB The START Team: a case study in inclusion health service development Fran Busby, Homeless Service Lead, SLAM |
| Q & A | Q & A | Q & A | Q & A | |
15.15 – 15.45 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
PLENARY 2: Homeless and inclusion health: calls to action
15.45 – 17.15
Chair: Dr Chris Sargeant, Medical Director Pathway; Secretary to the Faculty of Homeless and Inclusion Health
Opening remarks: Manzoor Bhuiyan and Pete Bull, Members, Pathway Lived Experience Group
15.55
Preventable deaths in people experiencing homelessness: analysis of Prevention of Future Death reports
Dr Elspeth Carruthers, IMT3 Doctor and NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Respiratory Medicine, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Imperial College London
16.10
Early frailty, premature aging and homelessness – a call to action
Jo Dawes, Physiotherapist and NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow, University College London
16.25
Homelessness in America now
Prof Margot Kushel, Professor of Medicine, University of California; Division Chief, Division of Health Equity and Society; Director, UCSF Action Reearch Center for Health Equity; Director, UCSF Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative
16.40
Keynote Address:
Professor Claire Fuller, General Practitioner and National Medical Director, NHS England
16.55
Panel discussion/questions – the above speakers plus:
Manzoor Bhuiyan and Pete Bull, Members, Pathway Lived Experience Group
CLOSING PLENARY: Awards and Celebration
17.20- Announcement of the Best Poster Winners
18.00 Pathway Voluntary Contribution Award
Performance by the Sing for Freedom Choir
18.30: Pathway Evening Reception: Making the Government’s Commitment to End Street Discharge.
An evening to thank partners behind Pathway’s ‘End Street Discharge’ campaign and to focus on turning this vital commitment into reality so everyone leaving hospital has a safe place to recover.
DAY TWO: THURSDAY 19 MARCH
08:50 INTERNATIONAL BREAKFAST BRIEFING
No Fixed Address, No Fixed Barriers: Rethinking access to Care in Toronto
08.45 – 09.30
Co-morbidities and ADHD in inclusion health
Chair: Dr Chris Sargeant
Mark Pitts, Clinical Nurse Educator, Takeda UK Limited
This workshop is for clinical practitioners only
Please note this educational workshop is provided by Takeda UK Ltd
09.00 – 09.30 Chair: Professor Margot Kushel
Improving access to care – borrowing and building trust
Dr Michael Anderson, Medical Director, Inner City Health Associates, Canada
The Virtual Hub – advancing system navigation and access to care for people experiencing homelessness
Kristin Ingraham, Nurse Manager, Inner City Health Associates, Canada
09.15 – 09.45 REGISTRATION, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
PLENARY 3: Homelessness Is not a choice: bustin’ the myths – keeping it real!
09:45-11:15
Lead by Pathway Lived Experience group members Gareth Davis, Jamesy Dillon and Pete Bull, with reflections on lifestyle choices
In conversation with:
10:00
What makes for good support when people experiencing homelessness reach out after experiencing trauma?
Emma Adams, NIHR Doctoral Fellow, Newcastle University and Jamesy Dillon, Expert by Experience
Pathways of Hope – Lived experience of drug and alcohol dependence and recovery: a public information comic
10:10
Dr Lynsay Crawford, Senior Clinical Lecturer, University of Glasgow and Dr Nic Dickson, Honorary Research Fellow, School of Health and Wellbeing, University of Glasgow
10:20 Panel discussion/questions
11:05
A call for hope and action – Jamesy Dillon
11.15 – 11.45 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
CONCURRENT SESSIONS STREAM 3
11.45 – 13.15
| 11.45 – 13.15. 90 mins A3: Staff wellbeing – looking after each other |
11.45 – 12.45. 60 mins B3: Emergency care – improving the A&E response |
11.45 – 12.45. 60 mins C3: Diagnosis, labels and seeing the whole person |
11.45 – 13:15. 90 mins D3: Housing for recovery |
11.45 – 12.45 60 mins E3: Commissioning |
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| Chair: Sam Dorney-Smith | Chair: Dr Aaminah Verity & Jamesy Dillon | Chair: Simone Stedmon | Chair: Juliet Mountford, Executive Director of Client Services, Crisis |
Chair: Alex Bax,
Chief Executive, Pathway |
| Why PIEs matter: improving wellbeing for staff and clients in homelessness services
Dr Becky Ward, Research Director, CHRP and Dr Stephanie Barker, Education Director, Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice, University of Southampton Enhancing staff wellbeing to enhance support Emma Marsh, Clinical Team Manager and Oliver Barron, Community Support Worker, Leeds & York Partnership Foundation Trust Mindful practice for inclusion health Dr Chris Sanders, GP and Clinical Educator, Inclusion Health CIC and University of Leicester |
What can ED teams do to support people experiencing homelessness Professor Jane Currie, Discipline Lead Nursing, University of New South Wales, Australia (confirmed) Understanding decision making by people experiencing homelessness about accessing Accident and Emergency (A&E) Departments Twinkle Choksi, Clinical Psychologist, University of Nottingham
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The Plymouth ‘three lens’ model – a shared approach to mental health support for people experiencing multiple disadvantage Rachel Rule, Senior Occupational Therapist, Livewell Southwest and Gemma Gowan, Partnerships Strategic Lead (Changing Futures), Plymouth City Council ADHD in inclusion health populations – sharing findings from a global systematic review and meta-analysis Lucy Hartland-Grant, Centre Manager, Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise Fellow, PhD Student and Professor Nick Maguire, Professor (Enterprise) in Clinical Psychology, Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice, University of Southampton
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Healthy Homes, Healthy Lives: Shaping Policy and Practice for Better Futures
Faye Sanders, Doctoral Researcher in Housing and Health; Co-Chair of Healthy Homes Research Network, Housing Studies Association Supported housing fit for the future: defining and delivering quality homes Claire Wise Interim Director of MTVH Support More than a roof: supported housing and recovery Steve Smith, and Vasiliki Athanasiou, Senior Managers, Riverside Housing Association |
How flexible commissioning is improving access to dental care for under-served communities
Dr Catherine Rutland, Head of Policy and Jill Harding, Head of Fundraising and Communications, Dentaid The Dental Charity
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12.45 – 14.00 LUNCH, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
LUNCH AND LEARN
| 13.15 – 13.50 Pecha Kucha Presentations 2
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13.15 – 13.45
Faculty Mental Health Network Working Across Boundaries |
13.15 – 13.35 Pathway Nutrition Committee
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13.15 – 13.35 Faculty Education Group
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Chair: Dr Chris Sargeant The Persephone Project (76) The expansion of an Inclusion Health service in an inner city hospital in Ireland (79) Improving the community palliative care of people with liver cirrhosis experiencing homelessness (58) A “homeless” patient in Emergency Department (19) A community-led project exploring barriers and support for women’s mental health in the context of homelessness and housing transitions |
Chairs: Sophie Koehne & Jenny Drife
You are invited to join this networking session for the Mental Health Subgroup. We will be discussing how mental health services provide holistic care and interface across boundaries (geography, neighbourhoods, conditions and inclusion health groups). |
Chair: Hannah Style
Although often overlooked, nutrition is a vital component of recovery and promotion of good health. The Pathway Nutrition Committee was established three years ago to tackle dietary health inequalities faced by people experiencing homelessness. This talk will provide a summary of the dietary trends, the work of the committee, and the latest research about nutrition for this population group. |
Chair: Dr Gemma Ashwell
If you’re interested in inclusion health education, come along with your lunch and join an informal, friendly discussion with others working in this space. This is an open opportunity to connect with likeminded colleagues, share ideas, and explore how we can promote and strengthen inclusion health education across our work minded colleagues, share ideas, and explore how we can promote and strengthen inclusion health education across our work. minded colleagues, share ideas, and explore how we can promote and strengthen inclusion health education across our work. |
CONCURRENT SESSIONS STREAM 4
14.00 – 15.00 60 mins
| A4: Crossing boundaries and building solidarity (14.00 – 15.00) | B4: Neurodivergence and care that sticks (14.00 – 15.00) |
C4: Changing perspectives – lived experience changing services (14.00 – 15.00) | D4: Ending street discharge – the Pathway Partnership Programme (14.00 – 15.00) |
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| Chair: Dr Kamila Hawthorne MBE | Chair: Dr Caroline Shulman | Chair: Dr Chris Sargeant | Chair: Kath Swindells, Deputy Features Editor, Inside Housing |
| Exploring cross boundary work for multiple disadvantage
Richard Lewis, Head of External Affairs, Making Every Adult Matter An international approach to collaboration for resilience as a community response to homelessness Professor Nick Maguire, Professor (Enterprise) in Clinical Psychology, University of Southampton, Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice and Professor David Buck, Associate Dean for Community Health, Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine, University of Houston
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Working towards neuro-divergence affirmative services
Dr Amelia Draper, Evaluation and Learning Lead for Changing Futures, Nottingham Framework Care that sticks: bridging the gaps through critical time intervention in NHS Mental Health Services Naomi Hooper, Social Worker and Tommy Cashin, Mental Health Social Worker/Approved Mental Health Professional, Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust
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Increasing lived experience input in services for sex workers
Lara Murray, Sex Work Services and Strategy Lead and Julian Yang, Strategy Development Officer, ALEX Project, Spectra CIC Out in parks – a gay man’s journey through homelessness Manoel Filho, Marketing Coordinator, AIDS Healthcare Foundation UK
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The Pathway Partnership Programme – supporting specialist hospital teams
In-patient admissions, an opportunity for change Paul Hamlin, Programme Manager, Pathway and Dr Peter Buchman, Deputy Clinical Lead, Pathway Team stories: using practice to achieve system change Contributions from Plymouth, Hackney, Hull, and East Kent, St Georges
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15.00 – 15.20 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING, EXHIBITION AND POSTER DISPLAYS
PLENARY FOUR: Breaking the cycle: duties to collaborate, care and system change
15.20 – 16.30
Chair: Dee O’Connell, Director of Policy & Programmes, Pathway
Professor Kamila Hawthorne MBE, Chair of Pathway; past Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners
Matt Downie MBE, Chief Executive, Crisis
Paul Corrigan CBE, Non-Executive Director, NHS England
Manzoor Bhuiyan, Member, Pathway Lived Experience Group
Closing thanks – Alex Bax