Time is running out to secure the remaining complimentary VIP delegate spaces and supplier stands at the Care Forum, which takes place on July 18th& 19that Heythrop Park in Oxfordshire.
The Forum is a highly-focused event that brings care home facilities and operations professionals together for one-to-one business meetings, interactive seminars and valuable networking opportunities.
Over two working days delegates will meet with credible suppliers who will be able to talk through projects, concerns and obstacles, offering the best advice as well cost saving solutions.
Confirmed attending suppliers include Clinicare Supplies, Aid Call, Medicare, Fowler, Chroma Global Flooring Solutions, Beaucare, Dyson Professional, Health Metrics, Sekoia, 1st Waste Management, Meiko UK, Courtney Thorne, Oiiocare, Multitone, Accora, Delabie, Care Control, Apetitoand more.
Among the organisations confirmed as Care Forum delegates are Adara Healthcare Ltd, Aura Care Living, Beaufort Care Group, Bloom Care, Brookvale Healthcare, Care UK, Healthcare Group, Community Integrated Care, Cumbric Care, Ganymede Care Ltd, Hazelwood Care Ltd, Hermes Care Ltd, HSN Care, Knights Care, Laso Healthcare, Minster Care Group, Nazareth Care Trust, Ranc Care Ltd, Rural Care Ltd, Solden Hill House, TLC Care Homes, Trusted Care and more.
Delegates will also learn about the latest care facilities trends in educational seminar sessions led by some of the industry’s leading lights, including an opening keynote address from William Montgomery, special adviser to the UK government on national wellbeing.
Other talks include:-
The Impact Of New CQC Guidelines On Registrations
Will the new guidelines allow services to be registered to meet the needs of disabled adults and will the principles behind them spread in to sectors beyond learning disability. If so, with what impact?
Presented by: Jack Goulde, Joint Chief Executive, HSN Care Limited
Serving Many Masters… And Other Problems!
The care sector has more masters than just the CQC – but who are they and what do they want? And are there other key issues that managers need to consider?
Presented by: Andy Farrell, Director, Management & Safety Training Ltd
Quality Improvement Model For Preventing Pressure Ulcers In Long -Term Care Settings (LTCs)
Understanding principles of pressure ulcer prevention in homes and learning from incidences in a supportive and constructive manner.
Presented by: Siobhan McCoulough, Tissue Viability Specialist Nurse – Clinical Support Manager, OSKA
Jennie Lane, Event Manager at Forum Events, said: “We’ve been overwhelmed by demand, with technological innovations in the industry driving the need for this kind of business and networking event – we look forward to welcoming everyone on the day.”
To secure a complimentary delegate place, call Liam Cloona on 01992 374089 or email l.cloona@forumevents.co.uk.
To attend as a supplier, call Jennie Lane on 01992 374 098 or email j.lane@forumevents.co.uk.
For more information, visit www.thecareforum.co.uk.
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