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Pathways from Homelessness: 2019 PATHWAYS FROM HOMELESSNESS: 2019 DELEGATE AGENDA #HomelessHealth19 Day 1: WEDNESDAY 13TH MARCH 09:00 REGISTRATION, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 10:00 PLENARY SESSION 1: HOMELESSNESS AND MULTIPLE EXCLUSION: HOW CLOSE IS AN INTEGRATED RESPONSE? Chair’s introduction: Simon Fanshawe OBE, Partner, Diversity by Design Welcome: Alex Bax, Chief Executive, Pathway Homelessness — the national picture: Jon Sparkes, Chief Executive, Crisis Health and homelessness – the 2022 rough sleeping target Bill Thorpe, Deputy Director, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy, Homelessness Directorate, Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government Questions and discussion 11:30 REFRESHMENTS, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 12:00 SEMINAR SEMINAR STREAM SEMINAR PATHWAY SEMINAR STREAM A1: A2: Mental Health STREAM A3: STREAM A4: STREAM A5: Housing and Primary and Research and Pathway health community care Education LIVE STREAM Podcast Podcast Filmed Filmed Room: Orchard 1 Room: Sentosa 1 Room: Sentosa 2 Room: Sentosa 3 Room: Orchard 2 Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Dr Lígia Teixeira, Dr Jenny Drife, Gina Rowlands, Dr Caroline Dr Chris Sargeant, Director, Centre for Consultant Managing Director, Shulman, GP in Clinical Lead, Brighton Homelessness Psychiatrist, Lead Bevan Healthcare CIC Homeless and Inclusion Pathway Team Impact Clinician, START Team Health, King’s Health Partnership Pathway Treating patients Homeless Team & New Hospital Housing First; ending Fail to care, prepare to experiencing Honorary Senior Homeless Team homelessness and fail: VIDEO homelessness and Lecturer, UCL saves NHS £766,000 improving health Dr Stephen alcohol misuse with Rolling with it: The Dr Jenny Schaefer, Weatherhead, baclofen: the Luther Jennifer Harris, importance of GP, Homeless Consultant Street Medical Housing First England pragmatics when Support Team, Bristol Clinical Psychologist, Centre experience Research Manager, conducting Royal Infirmary NeuroTriage Homeless Link Dr Emma Warren, homelessness field Lucy Harrison, RN research GP, and Clinical Coordinator, Working effectively Elzbieta Orciari, Cormac Duffy, Housing Boston’s Homeless Support Psychologist, NHS Rough Sleepers: with autistic people Nurse Team Leader, Team, Bristol Royal experiencing both Luther Street outcomes from a 10- Overcoming the Infirmary homelessness: Medical Centre, year prospective challenges to Finding Funding for introducing the autism Oxford Health NHS study becoming PIE Homelessness and homelessness Foundation Trust Claire Ritchie, Dr Jim O'Connell, Programs: Target the toolkit Author, PIE Toolkit Assistant Professor, head, not the heart Dr Emma Harvard Medical Victoria Aseervatham, The impact of a Dr Amanda Stafford, Rough Sleeping Williamson, Clinical School Boston Health specialist Clinical Lead, RPH Psychologist, Clinical Commissioning physiotherapy Homeless Team, Manager, Westminster Lead, Psychology in service for homeless Royal Perth Hospital Hostels Project, City Council people: a qualitative Dr Lisa Wood, South London and Alasdair Churchard, study Associate Professor, Maudsley NHS FT Clinical Psychologist, School of Population Jo Dawes, Senior Grant Everitt, Oxford Health NHS and Global Health, Lecturer in Evaluation and Foundation Trust University of Western Physiotherapy, St Learning Lead, Australia George's, University Opportunity of London Nottingham Big Lottery Fulfilling Lives 13:00 LUNCH, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 14:00 PLENARY SESSION 2: CLASS, STATUS AND EXCLUSION: HOW INEQUALITY LOADS THE DICE THE AIDAN HALLIGAN MEMORIAL LECTURE The Inner Level: how more equal societies reduce stress Professor Kate Pickett, Professor of Epidemiology, Department of Health, Sciences, The University of York Panel discussion with Pathway Experts by Experience Questions & discussion 15:45 REFRESHMENTS, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 16:00 SEMINAR SEMINAR STREAM SEMINAR STREAM PATHWAY SEMINAR STREAM STREAM B1: B2: Refugee B3: Rough sleeping STREAM B4: B5: Pathway Housing and health Research & health Education Live Stream Podcast Podcast Filmed Filmed Room: Orchard 1 Room: Sentosa 1 Room: Sentosa 2 Room: Sentosa 3 Room: Orchard 2 Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Dr Lígia Teixeira Dr Jenny Drife Gina Rowlands Dr Caroline Shulman Dr Chris Sargeant An evaluation of a A qualitative study The benefits and costs Healthcare for The GP role in psychologically- evaluating the impact of pet ownership for asylum seekers and improving outcomes informed of bicycle provision on individuals other migrants in for homeless environment: The health of London- experiencing Scotland: Inpatients Lambeth Project homelessness Implications for GP based refugees Dr Zana Khan, GP, KHP training Dr Nick Maguire, Miraj Joshi, Lead Dr Gabriel Galea, Pathway Homeless Associate Professor Physiotherapist, Team Lead and Dr Helen Richardson, Team in Clinical Welcome Clinical GP, Pollok Health Stevenage Football Psychology, Club Academy Research Career Centre, Glasgow University of Development Fellow, In-patient housing Southampton StreetVet (volunteer) officers: evaluating the Supporting health Turning the mirror service in Dr Emma and UCL GOS Institute workers to promote a on medical schools Gloucestershire 5 Williamson, Clinical of Child Health rights-based approach years on Psychologist, Clinical Dr Matthew Shipsey, to meet the needs of Lead, Psychology in Intern, Cork Dr Victoria Gaunt, asylum seekers and Doncaster Complex Hostels Project, University Hospital, Specialty Registrar refugees Lives Alliance - joined- Ireland South London and up commissioning and Dr Joe Simpson, Philomene Maudsley NHS Delivery Foundation Doctor, Foundation Trust Uwamaliya, Senior Gloucestershire Christopher Marsh, Lecturer, Liverpool Hospitals NHS Project Leader - Public John Moores Foundation Trust University Service Reform, Doncaster MBC Dr Angela Burnett, Lead Doctor, Freedom Anthony Fitzgerald, from Torture Director of Strategy, Doncaster Clinical Commissioning Group 17.00 RECEPTION in Sentosa Room — INCLUDING: Honorary Fellowships of the Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion Health to be awarded to 18.30 Professor Steve Field Philip Reid 2 PATHWAYS FROM HOMELESSNESS : 2019 DELEGATE AGENDA #HomelessHealth19 Day 2: THURSDAY 14TH MARCH 9:00 REGISTRATION (NEW DELEGATES DAY TWO ONLY), EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 9:15 PLENARY SESSION 3: HEARING VOICES: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE STREET Chair’s opening remarks: Simon Fanshawe OBE, Partner, Diversity by Design Inclusion Health in the Long Term Plan Professor Stephen Powis, National Medical Director, NHS England; Professor of Renal Medicine at University College London Catching Homelessness: a nurse’s story of falling through the safety net Dr Josephine Ensign, Professor of Nursing, University of Washington, Seattle, USA; Author, Catching Homelessness: A Nurse’s Story of Falling Through the Safety Net The power of inclusion – how can we support excluded people to re-shape the system? Discussion chaired by Stan Burridge, EbE Project Lead, Pathway; with Pathway’s Experts by Experience; Survivors Speak Out , a survivor-led network of torture survivors, at Freedom from Torture; and Revolving Doors 11:00 REFRESHMENTS, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 11:30 SEMINAR STREAM SEMINAR SEMINAR PATHWAY SEMINAR STREAM C1: Housing and STREAM C2: STREAM C3: STREAM C4: C5: Pathway Health Refugee Health Rough Sleeping Research and Education Live Stream Podcast Podcast Filmed Filmed Room: Orchard 1 Room: Sentosa 1 Room: Sentosa 2 Room: Sentosa 3 Room: Orchard 2 Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Dr Lígia Teixeira Dr Jenny Drife Vicki Cardwell, Samantha Dorney- Dr Tim Robson, Clinical Deputy CEO, Smith, Pathway’s Lead, UCLH Pathway Housing First to a News from the Revolving Doors Senior Clinical Team pathway to improved other side of the Nursing Fellow health - learnings from North Sea; the lie of Engaging people Characteristics Australia the land in experiencing Trauma Enhanced of hospital inpatients Shannen Vallesi, Research homelessness in homelessness with Communication referred to a Officer, School of Population Rotterdam dental care Skills homeless team and Global Health and Dr Lisa Michiel Vermaak, Dr Martha Paisi, John Conolly, Lead Dr Hannah Field, GP, Wood, Associate Professor, Intellectual Postdoctoral Counsellor, Registrar, Guildford University of Western Research Fellow, Westminster Australia Disability Physician, Homeless Municipal University of Improving outcomes The Integrated Care Network Rotterdam Plymouth Health Service, for homeless Project: A collaborative Andrea van der Central London inpatients in mental project between NHS, Gevel, Nurse, A descriptive cross- Community health Local Authority and Peer Centrum van sectional study of Healthcare NHS Dr Zana Khan, GP, KHP Advocacy. How case Dienstverlening two inner city Trust Pathway management, care Dr Marcel Slockers, homeless cohorts Homeless Team navigation and ‘health beds’ General Practitioner Martina Zeitler, 4th When health isn’t a are used to prevent non- year Medical priority; working to elective admissions and aid and Street Doctor improve the health recovery in Westminster’s Student, University rough sleeping population Mind the gap: of Glasgow of those who are David Woodley, delayed transfer of homeless Westminster Homeless care from an Dr Mary Farrelly, Health Care Navigator, approved centre in Dr Denise Groundswell
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