Discover how the Children & Young People's Referral Management System Tool (CReST) is an accessible and user-friendly demand and capacity modelling tool for children and young people’s mental health pathways. We’ll share how it can also be applied across wider health and care sector pathways showcasing the updated features that increase its functionality.

When used alongside local intelligence, outputs from CReST enable rich discussions on current service provision, reduced capacity and planning for pathways and services. CReST can also support the development of business cases and allow service leads to gain valuable insight from modelled scenarios, which can influence planning decisions.

Speakers:

• Nessa Becerra - BI Consultant, NHS SCW
• Ami Kaur - Junior Consultant, NHS SCW

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Focusing on Prehabilitation - Principles and Practice, the conference will provide a practical guide to delivering an effective prehabilitation programme, ensuring patients are fit and optimised for surgery/treatment.

We will be taking part in the following sessions:

10:00 Chair’s welcome and introduction - Principles of prehabilitation: evidence & practice

10:50 Demonstrating a business case for prehabilitation and personalised care provision: How to evidence and succeed in gaining investment in cancer allied health and psychology services

16:40 Chair’s closing remarks

• Catherine Neck, Clinical Services Programme Lead: Cancer and Long Term Conditions, NHS SCW

Speakers include:

• Tony Collier, BEM Patient Representative Prehab4Cancer in Greater Manchester
• June Davis, Lead Allied Health Professional Advisor and Nursing Advisor, Centre of Clinical Expertise Macmillan Cancer Support
• Imogen Fecher-Jones Lead Nurse Perioperative Services University Hospital Southampton
• Zoe Merchant, Specialist Occupational Therapist Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust AHP Clinical Lead, Prehab4Cancer & Recovery Programme; and AHP/Qual Research Lead, Enhanced Monitoring for Better Recovery and Cancer Experience in Greater Manchester (EMBRaCE-GM)

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For more information, please email - externalcomms.scwcsu@nhs.net