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Instinctif Partners’ Public Policy is an international government relations and public affairs practice. Everything we do with our clients drives their bottom line and furthers their objectives. We don’t do politics for politics’ sake; we do politics for your organisation’s sake. Our team is at Conference this year. So tweet us or email us if you want to meet up:
James Nason E [email protected] T @jamesnason
Matthew Sutton E [email protected] T @Matt_Sutton87
Sarah Fetherston-Dilke E [email protected] T @sfdilke
Tom Bradley E [email protected] T @tom_s_bradley
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Guide to the Conservative
Party Conference
Health Fringe 2016
Date
02/10/16
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04/10/16
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03/10/16
03/10/16
Time
17.45 - 19.00
19.30 - 20.45
19.30 - 21.00
19.30 - 21.00
08.15 - 09.30
08.00 - 09.30
12.30 - 13.30
12.30 - 13.45
12.30 - 14.00
12.45 - 14.00
12.45 - 14.00
12.45 - 14.00
17.30 - 19.00
18.00 - 19.00
19.30 - 21.00
08.00 - 09.30
09.00 - 10.15
09.15 - 10.30
12.00 - 13.30
12.30 - 14.00
12.45 - 14.00
12.45 - 14.00
19.30 - 21.00
09.00 - 10.15
Event
Planned cuts to Community Pharmacy
Health and Care Forum Reception
‘A country that works for everyone’: What’s the plan for social care?
Checking in and checking up: access to general practice in a digital age
Brexit - What next for disabled people?
Nothing remains without change: NHS Providers’ roundtable discussion of the future of the health service
Sugar and Stability: Will taxing soft drinks create more economic harm than benefit?
Health and Care Debate
TECHNOLOGY: THE PUBLIC’S RIGHT TO HAVE
An NHS fit for an independent UK
Can innovation save the NHS?
Growing old gracefully: health, homes and income in later life
The New NHS: Efficiency and New Ways of Working - Are efficiency and patient expectations mutually exclusive?
NHS liberalisation: Conservatism’s final frontier?
PPP: who owns health data and how can it best be put to use?
Hospitals under pressure: the community solution?
Alzheimer’s Society: How to make 1.5m friends in 45 mins
Putting patients first - is the NHS delivering?
Who cares in an ageing Britain? Time for a new deal with families
Living With Multiple Long-Term Conditions Roundtable (RSVP only)
Will Technology Revolutionise Public Services?
The challenges facing Social Care – is a Commission the answer? (private roundtable)
Working together to meet patient needs: Denis Campbell in conversation with the Secretary of State for Health
Long term conditions management: the big win for primary care (invite only)
Organiser
Support Your Local Pharmacy Campaign
Health and Care Forum
Care and Support Alliance
Royal College of General Practitioners
Papworth Trust
NHS Providers
Policy Exchange and British Soft Drinks Association
Health and Care Forum
2020health and Boehringer Ingelheim
UK 2020
Conservative Health
Bright Blue with Hanover Housing
2020health, RPS, LGA, NHS Confed
The Spectator and Benenden
Prospect Magazine supported by BCS, The Chartered Institute of IT
Optical Confederation, Local Government Association and NHS Confederation
Alzheimer’s Society
The Institute of Economic Affairs and the TaxPayers’ Alliance
ConservativeHome, Age UK, Carer’s UK and CWO
Royal College of General Practitioners
IPPR and RELX
Leonard Cheshire Disability Group
Royal College of Nursing & Royal College of Physicians
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and Arthritis Research UK
Venue
Birmingham ICC : Executive Room 8
Birmingham ICC : Hall 10b
Birmingham ICC : Hall 8b
Birmingham ICC : Hall 11a
Birmingham ICC : Executive Room 10
Crowne Plaza : Room 6
Birmingham ICC : The Policy Exchange Marquee
Birmingham ICC : Hall 10a
Copthorne Hotel: Jubilee Suite
St Luke’s: Main Auditorium
Birmingham ICC : Media Suite B
Hilton Garden Inn : Lismore
Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Centre: The Vista 2
Birmingham ICC : Hall 9
Birmingham ICC : Executive Room 8
Birmingham ICC : Hall 6
Birmingham ICC : Hall 10b
Birmingham ICC : The Think Tent
Birmingham ICC : ConservativeHome Marquee
Crowne Plaza Hotel : Meeting Room 3
Birmingham ICC : Executive Room 2
Birmingham ICC : Executive Room 9
Birmingham ICC : Hall 6
Birmingham ICC : Hall 10a
Speaker(s)
Maggie Throup MP
Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP (invited)
Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP (invited)
03/10/16 21.00 - 23.00 Eat, Drink, Smoke, Vape. FOREST and the Tobacco Manufacturers Association Nuvo Bar: Cocktail Lounge
Ministerial representative
Jane Ellison MP (invited)
Maggie Throup MP
Ben Howlett MP
Rt Hon Owen Paterson MP
Jo Johnson MP (invited)
David Mowat MP (invited)
Maggie Throup MP
George Freeman MP
Damian Hinds MP; David Mowat MP
David Mowat MP (invited)
Nicola Blackwood MP (invited)
04/10/16
04/10/16
15.00 - 16.00
19.30 - 20.45
Innovation not regulation: How the Nanny State harms public health.
The ‘Vype’ Reception
Adam Smith Institute
Vype
IET Austin Court : Boulton/Faraday Room
Birmingham ICC : Hall 10a Mark Pawsey MP
Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP (invited)
David Mowat MP; Maggie Throup MP
04/10/16 14.30-16.15 Conference speech: 'A society that works for everyone' Symphony Hall
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions;
Secretary of State for Health;Secretary of State for Education
