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Homeless and Inclusion Health Annual International Symposium & Study Days
The symposium comes from The Faculty for Homeless & Inclusion Health, Pathway and is supported by NHS England.

Building a Digital Library for Health and Inclusion - REGISTER HERE<http://www.neilstewartassociatesecomms.co.uk/link.php?M=196092&N=756&L=528&F=H>
Dear Colleague

Homelessness rates have jumped by approximately 25% in the last year according to news reports with predictable impacts on health services around the UK.
Programme Overview 2016:

This year’s programme focuses on the links between poor health and homelessness, health service responses, in the UK and with European input.

  *   2016 has a dedicated stream on Mental Health
  *   2016 will have sessions on Crisis Interventions and Services
  *   2016 will have sessions for those working in Criminal Justice and Prisons
  *   2016 will address management challenges for Social Services and Local Government

As well as the latest reports and lessons from Pathway teams and international insights
If you need to apply for funding you might need a month to process your claim.  By booking your place before Saturday 31 October for Homeless and Inclusion Health, you will save up to £75 per person.  So, from today, you have 25 working days to get your funding or purchase order sorted to participate and get the digital programme for your organisations education and training library.
These study days in March will be filmed and hosted online for you

  *   Use the material after the conference
  *   Share with your whole team
  *   Use to to induct new staff
  *   Brief experienced staff
  *   Augment your own presentations and seminars

You are helping create a permanent training tool. You and colleagues facing these challenges in their daily work can view or listen to it at any time, as often as you like.
Make the business case for your institution or organisation.

Save £75 and get repeated and lasting use of the material.

Last year, 300 of your colleagues attended and this is what they said.
“Excellent very varied content”
“So good to meet old and new colleagues“
“Unique and wonderful mixed group of committed professionals from health, social care, housing and experts by experience”
Wednesday 2nd March & Thursday 3rd March 2016 London
www.HomelessnessandHealth.co.uk<http://www.neilstewartassociatesecomms.co.uk/link.php?M=196092&N=756&L=542&F=H>
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Background

Local authorities, NHS Trusts and other relevant bodies need to do more to help homeless patients. It says that homeless patients are thought to cost at least five times as much as other patients because they often have multiple health problems and repeat admissions.
The content will update professionals on specific themes identified by Faculty members over the last year and explore the development of the UK “Inclusion Health” programme.
These include:

  *   Faculty of Homeless and Inclusion Health: pathway programme
  *   Inclusion Health: defining a new discipline
  *   How can health and local government services identify the most vulnerable?
  *   The balance between specialist and mainstream healthcare provision of the most excluded
  *   Processes of exclusion – can health services reform?
  *   How can we reduce premature mortality at the extremes?
  *   Set the research agenda for homelessness and health
  *   New health commissioning models for homeless and excluded groups
  *   Defining education and training needs for clinicians who work with homeless and other severely excluded groups
  *   Identifying new service models or health service responses that work
  *   Considering homeless people’s health issues and those of other severely excluded groups in the wider context of health inequalities in British society

Professionals from health and care and people with personal experience of homelessness and service delivery will play a leading role in the programmes.
European speakers bring experience from other urban health and public systems and the lessons that can be learned.
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Book now to for early bird rates while places last: REGISTER HERE<http://www.neilstewartassociatesecomms.co.uk/link.php?M=196092&N=756&L=528&F=H>
Book before Sunday 31 October to save money.
This is the fourth symposium and study days bringing together the latest in evidence and best practice from around health and public services.
The presentations help create a unique digital library of professional development material in this fast developing discipline for health and social services.
Every attendee will earn access to the library for all their colleagues.
In 2015 the symposium heard from Dr Lynne Friedli, author of Mental Health, Resilience and Inequalities (WHO, 2009) (click here<http://www.neilstewartassociatesecomms.co.uk/link.php?M=196092&N=756&L=529&F=H> to watch the video).

And from David Prior, Chairman of the Care Quality Commission (click here<http://www.neilstewartassociatesecomms.co.uk/link.php?M=196092&N=756&L=530&F=H> to watch the video)

In 2014 Professor Danny Dorling spoke to us on "Living precariously in the UK: housing, insecurity and ill-health" (click here<http://www.neilstewartassociatesecomms.co.uk/link.php?M=196092&N=756&L=531&F=H> to watch the video)
For details regarding special rates for block bookings of 5 or more places, please contact me on 0207 324 4330 or at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.
I look forward to welcoming you to the 4th Homeless and Inclusion Health symposium and study day in March next year in London.
Yours sincerely,
Katrina Wright
Producer

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