Agenda – Day Two
Registration and Exhibition
HCSA AGM
Breakout Session: Delivering a Net Zero NHS – How can the NHS Procurement Function embed sustainability and social value in decision -making?

Louise Wall

Sarah Holliehead
Keynote Session: Recognising the Value of Clinical Procurement in Action

Marcelle Tauber - Gilmore

Clare Nash RN MSc

Liam Horkan
Breakout Session: CoCH Commercial Procurement Service.

Andrew O’Connor
Keynote Session: The Future of the NHS procurement

Preeya Bailie
Breakout Session: Working with ICS Clusters
Rachel Naylon
David Downey
This session we share our relationship management plan on a national level, get some live insights, and open up a Q&A
Keynote Session: Redefining Relationships – Delivering Redesigned Services in Practice

Ann Cole
Breakout Session: Delivering value in healthcare procurement - patient outcomes-based agreements and efficiencies in the patient treatment pathway. A supplier’s story…

Richard Evans
This session will explore examples of value-based agreements and other ways W.L. Gore & Associates adds value to the NHS and the patients we all serve.
Keynote Session: Trust Update

Emma James
Breakout Session: Sustainability - Reducing the Carbon Footprint of the Operating Theatres

Dan Gilpin
Exhibition and Lunch
Driving collaboration and improved commercial outcomes through data and technology

Nils van de Winkel
Breakout Session: The challenges & rewards of successfully implementing Inventory Management in line with Scan4Safety principles at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust

Ian Britcliffe

Simon Bennett
Breakout Session: Sustainability and Social Value in Practice

Mary Mundy
Keynote Session: DHCS Update

Melinda Johnson
Keynote Session: Reform, Recovery, Sustainability and Partnership

Sir David Nicholson KCB CBE
Reform: the importance of procurement in ICSs. Recovery: increasing capacity to meet demand. Sustainability: Value Based Procurement and Net Zero. Partnerships: what is required to achieve success
Keynote Session: Supporting Pandemics, People, Populations and the Planet: The Role of Procurement and Supply Chain

Karen Conway
The Covid-19 pandemic opened the world’s eyes to a multitude of critical issues, from supply and staffing shortages to the challenges in ensuring health equity and environmental sustainability. While each of these issues alone can seem insurmountable, procurement leaders and supply chain professionals are uniquely positioned to make a positive difference on all fronts. Learn how the U.S. is approaching these existential threats, including what it can learn from the NHS’s pursuit of carbon neutrality, and how supply chain is leading many of these efforts.
Conference Closing Address
