Shared Insights: External inquiries overload – how should boards respond?
Ockenden. The Nottingham Inquiry. Lampard. The National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation. The recommendations keep coming – but how do Boards cut through the volume, prioritise what matters and turn findings into real, lasting change?
In this Shared Insights session, we tackle the challenge head-on. Through candid discussion and practical examples, our expert panel will share what works – and what doesn't – when it comes to prioritising, implementing and tracking inquiry recommendations at Board level. You will leave with actionable strategies for building robust assurance frameworks that go beyond tick-box compliance and deliver genuine improvements in quality, safety and outcomes.
Chaired by Professor Clive Kay, the former Chief Executive of King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, who was recently appointed as a Browne Jacobson Strategic Advisor, this session brings together leaders who have been at the sharp end of inquiry implementation. Our panel of speakers will include:
- Sir David Behan CBE, a highly experienced health and social care leader, Sir David is the Chair of King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. His previous roles include Chief Executive of the Care Quality Commission, Chair of Health Education England and Non-executive Director of NHS England chairing the Workforce, Training and Education Committee. He was the first Chief Inspector of the Commission for Social Care Inspection.
- Gerard Hanratty, Partner and Head of Health and Life Sciences, Browne Jacobson.
- Professor Lesley Dwyer, Chief Executive, Norfolk and Waveney University Hospitals Group.
Further speakers will be confirmed shortly.
Bring your challenges, share your experiences and put your toughest questions directly to the panel.
Our in-person and online events are designed exclusively for clients and prospects. As such, we reserve the right to cancel bookings. If you’d like to speak to a member of the team regarding your attendance, please contact us.
Contact
Nicola Evans
Partner
Nicola.Evans@brownejacobson.com
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