Service Line Reporting: Better Management, Better Performance

On 26 March 2007, Monitor held a conference on Service Line Reporting, ‘Better Management, Better Performance’, at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster.

The conference focused on using service line reporting (SLR) to integrate strong management and business planning into an NHS foundation trust setting. Presenters gave insights into their experiences of using SLR in the UK and internationally. Throughout the day discussion and interaction helped delegates to relate the experiences of UK pilot projects to their own organisation.

The event was attended by senior executives, (chief executives, medical directors, finance directors and clinical directors) working in NHS foundation trusts or in NHS trusts currently applying for foundation trust status.

You can view more information about the conference, including the presentations, using the links below:

Programme
Biographies of the speakers
Why SLR is important - Dr William Moyes and Robert Harris
An overview of the different approaches - Professor David Fish, Lorraine Bewes and Martin Sykes
Operationalising strategy - Dr Richard Friedland
How SLR fits into the Department of Health's Vision of the Future - Peter Donnelly
Engaging clinicians - Dr Edward Baker, Professor Nigel Heaton and Frances O'Callaghan
The limitations of the existing system - Lorraine Bewes and Martin Sykes
The mindshift move from cost control to profit generation - Mike Foster and Professor David Fish
Spend to save: investing in new software - Jon Bell, Lorraine Bewes and Alistair Shearin

Monitor - Independent Regulator of NHS Foundation Trusts

Service Line Reporting: Better Management, Better Performance

On 26 March 2007, Monitor held a conference on Service Line Reporting, ‘Better Management, Better Performance’, at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster.

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