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Live webinar

Winter comes every year: How NHS teams are building sustainable care at home services

Join NHS leaders from the Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, and NHS Cheshire & Merseyside for a live virtual roundtable webinar, Wednesday 21st October, 1-2pm GMT.

From responding to winter pressure to getting ahead of it

Winter comes every year, and with it, so do the same challenges around demand, capacity and patient flow. Remote monitoring is already helping NHS teams avoid admissions and support earlier discharge, but the bigger question is how we build services that can deliver that impact sustainably, winter after winter.

 

This webinar brings together NHS leaders to share what that looks like in real NHS systems. We’ll explore how services can respond to immediate winter pressures, build sustainable models of care at home and proactively manage the long-term condition cohorts driving demand in the first place.

Winter comes every year

Three perspectives on tackling winter pressure

Three NHS perspectives on what it takes to manage pressure today and build more resilient services for the winters ahead.

  • Respond

    How can care at home help services manage pressure now?

    How care at home can help avoid admissions, support earlier discharge and improve patient flow during periods of increased winter demand.

  • Sustain

    How do we build care-at-home services that last?

    What it takes to sustain care at home across multiple winters, including workforce models, affordability and how remote monitoring can work alongside other forms of care.

  • Prevent

    How can we get ahead of future winter demand?

    How systems can identify the long-term condition cohorts driving demand and manage them more proactively at scale, reducing pressure before it reaches urgent and acute care.

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Meet the chair

Chaired by Breid O'Brien 

Digital Transformation Consultant

Breid O’Brien is an independent healthcare consultant and former National Director of Digital Health and Innovation at NHS England. With a clinical background in emergency nursing, she has held senior roles across acute care, system transformation and national digital health, with a particular focus on using technology and evidence to support large-scale change.

Breid will guide the conversation across the three perspectives, drawing on her experience to explore the differences between trust and system-level approaches and the lessons NHS teams can take into their own winter planning. She’ll also put audience questions directly to the panel during a live Q&A.

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Meet the speakers

Meet the NHS leaders joining the conversation

Our three speakers bring experience from different parts of the NHS, with lessons from established care-at-home services, urgent care pathways and system-wide population health approaches.

  • The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust

    Rachael Brown | Deputy Chief Operating Officer

    Respond

     

    Rachael brings the urgent care perspective from Wolverhampton, where care at home has already delivered measurable impact across admissions, discharge and acute bed days. She’ll share the lessons her team has learned and where they see the greatest opportunities during winter.

  • Airedale NHS Foundation Trust

    Marie Buchan | Associate Director Out of Hospital Care & Therapy Services

    Sustain

     

    Marie brings years of experience developing and refining Airedale’s care-at-home model. She’ll share how the team has adapted the service over time and the decisions that have helped make it sustainable for the long term.

  • Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust

    Peter Almond | Telehealth Head of Service

    Prevent

     

    Pete brings an ICS-wide perspective on winter demand. He’ll share how Cheshire & Merseyside uses population health insights to understand which cohorts drive demand and identify where earlier intervention could make the greatest difference.

Get ready for our webinar

Get practical lessons to help shape your own care-at-home approach, including where it can create capacity, what makes services sustainable and how to target earlier intervention to reduce demand.

About Luscii

Luscii, part of OMRON Healthcare, is a leading digital health platform that helps healthcare providers deliver remote care at scale. We work alongside NHS teams to design and implement remote monitoring and virtual ward programmes that support proactive care, earlier intervention and care closer to home.

Luscii has supported more than 350 remote care programmes across 11 countries, including the UK, with outcomes backed by more than 30 scientific studies.